Prevention
The E's
C is for case
Factors
MISC
100

Not actively involved in lifestyle changes 

What is passive primary prevention? 
100

A field of science that studies health problems within populations

What is Epidemiology? 


100

A set of standard criteria for classifying whether a person has a particular disease, syndrome or health condition.

What is a case definition? 

100

Living organisms that can transmit infectious diseases between humans

What is a vector? 

100

Uses who, what, where, when and why to gather information about a disease.

What is descriptive epidemiology? 
200

Actively involved in lifestyle changes

What is active primary prevention? 

200

The capability to which something is successful in producing a desired result.

What is effectiveness? 

200

Apply to infectious diseases spread from human to human and refers to the person who first brings a disease into a group of people 


What is a primary case? 

200

Inanimate object that can be contaminated with infectious agents and can transfer disease to a new host

What is a fomite? 

200

Uses information gathered from individuals, instead of an aggregate population to study the association between a particular exposure and disease

What is analytic epidemiology? 

300

Controlling of exposure to risk factors

What is primary prevention? 
300

Ability to perform a task to a satisfactory or expected degree

What is efficacy? 
300

A person who gets a disease from exposure to a primary case

What is a secondary case? 
300

The habitat in which the agent normally lives, grows and multiplies

What is a reservoir? 

300

Corresponds to an epidemic that has spread over multiple countries and usually affects a large number of people.

What is a pandemic? 

400

Application of available measure to detect early departures from health and to introduce appropriate treatment and interventions

What is secondary prevention? 
400

Refers to a generally sudden increase, in number of cases of a disease above the normally expected level within a community, population, or region.

What is epidemic? 
400

A probable case

What is a suspect case? 

400

May passively carry a pathogen

What is a vehicle 

400

Transmission of a disease or virus from one person to another

What is propagated? 

500

Application of measures to reduce or eliminate long-term impairments and disabilities, minimizing suffering caused by existing departures from good health and to promote the patient's adjustments to his/her condition.

What is tertiary prevention? 
500

This is something that belongs to a particular people or population. Widespread only within a place or population of people

What is endemic? 
500

The first patient that indicates the existence of an outbreak

What is an index case? 
500

Any disease or infection that is naturally transmissible from vertebrate or invertebrate animals to humans and vice-versa.

What is zoonosis? 

500
Persons are all exposed to an infectious agent from the same source 

What is a common-source? 

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