Infectious Disease
Chronic and Genetic Diseases
Health Behavior
Tobacco
Injury
Wild Cards
100

This is one of the public health measures that were responsible for eradicating many infectious diseases by the 1960's

What are: vaccinations, water purification and sanitation, improved personal hygiene, sewage disposal and treatment?

100

A substance or agent that causes birth defects

What is a teratogen?

100

Socioeconomic status is a measure of these three constructs

What are income, employment, and education?

100

This is the addictive substance naturally occurring in tobacco products

What is nicotine?

100

This is the leading cause of injury death in the US in 2023

What is poisoning (driven mostly by drug overdose deaths)?

100

Public health behavioral interventions focus on these two areas

What are Education and Regulation?

200

A place where a pathogen lives and multiplies before invading a noninfected person

What is a reservoir?
200

This genetic condition is caused by having an extra copy of chromosome 21

What is Down Syndrome?

200

Generally, changing aspects of THIS is a more effective strategy for modifying health behaviors than changing an individual's behavior

What is the environment?

200

This type of nicotine delivery system vaporizes tobacco, but may or may not be safer

What are vaporizers/e-cigarettes?

200

Seatbelt laws are an example of this type of injury prevention (options: primary, secondary, tertiary)

What is primary?

200

This is one method of HIV transmission

What are: parent to child, sexual contact, share of needles/blood

300

The "chain of BLANK" describes the relationship between a pathogen, host, and environment

What is the Chain of Infection?

300

This is the second most deadly chronic illness in the United States

What is cancer?

300

A model that describes five inter-related levels of influence (e.g., interpersonal level, community level) that influence risk of health-related problems

What is the Socio-ecological model?

300

This flavor/type of cigarette has historically been marketed to Black Americans

What are menthol cigarettes?

300

Much like infectious disease transmission, injury deaths are understood to be a result of factors involving the host, agent, and THIS

What is the environment?

300

Cholera is this type of infectious disease

What is a bacterial infection?

400

Prevention of disease in the community is possible through vaccination if we reach this threshold

What is herd immunity?

400

This condition affects the development of the neural tube of a fetus and can be prevented through taking folic acid as a supplement

What is Spina Bifida?

400

This is one example of how having higher SES can affect your health

For example: having a gym membership, living in a place with cleaner air and water, etc

400

This brand of cigarettes markets to women worldwide, with "You've Come a Long Way Baby"?

What are Virginia Slims?

400

These are the 2nd and 3rd leading causes of injury death in the United States in 2023

What are motor vehicle crashes and firearms injuries?

400

This term describes personal confidence and belief that one can and will carry out a behavior

What is self-efficacy?

500

This animal is the suspected reservoir for the Ebola virus

What are fruit bats?

500

This chronic disease is the number one leading cause of death in the United States

What is heart disease?

500

Bullying prevention interventions that target schools are seeking change at this level of influence in the ecological model

What is community level?

500

Regulation of this kind of tobacco advertising has been especially effective in Australia

What is plain packaging?

500

These are the "three E's of injury prevention"

What are Education, Enforcement, and Engineering?

500

This Health Behavior model considers an individual's perceptions and beliefs about a threat and how it relates to them and their behavior

What is the Health Belief Model?

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