Transmission
Who's a carrier?
Stages of prevention
Types of cases
Epidemic
100

the direct and immediate transfer of an agent from a host to a susceptible host

what is direct transmission? 

100

individual exposed to an who harbor a pathogen, are in the beginning stages of the disease

what incubatory carrier? 

100

effort to prevent a disease or disorder before it happens

what is primary prevention?

100

a person who has been diagnosed with a health related state or event

what is a case?

100

when there is an increase of the number of cases of a disease that is higher than what is normally expected

what is an epidemic?

200

transfer of a pathogen to a susceptible host by a vector

what is biological transmission?

200

individual who has been exposed to and harbors a disease causing organism

what's an active carrier?

200

activities aimed at early detection to improve the likelihood of cure or reduce the chance of disability

what is secondary prevention? 

200

it is the first disease case in the population

what is a primary case?

200

an epidemic affecting or attacking the population

what is a pandemic?

300

disease that results when an agent is transferred or carried by some intermediate item to a susceptible host

what is an indirect transmission? 

300

individuals who have been exposed to and harbor a pathogen but have not become ill or shown any of the symptoms of the disease

what is a healthy carrier? 

300

efforts to limit disability by providing rehabilitation where disease has occurred and caused damage

what is tertiary prevention? 

300

the people who have become infected from the person who had the disease from the primary case

what is a secondary case?

300

the ongoing or constant presence of a disease in a community

what is an endemic? 

400

vector borne disease transmission processes that occur when the pathogen, in order to spread, uses a host

what is a mechanical transmission?

400

individual that harbors a pathogen and who although in the recovery phase of the course of the disease is still infectious

what is convalescent carrier?

400

behavior change from the individual that prevents a disease or disorder happening

what is active primary prevention?

400

an individual who has all the signs and symptoms of a disease but has not been diagnosed as having it   

what is a suspect case?

400

epidemics that arise from a specific source

what is a common source?

500

transfer of bacteria or viruses that may become aerosolized when individuals, sneeze, cough, laugh, or exhale 

what is airborne transmission?

500

individual who has been exposed to and harbors a pathogen and who can spread the disease

what is an intermittent carrier?  

500

does not require behavior change from the individual in order to prevent a disease occurring

what is passive primary prevention?

500

the first disease case brought to attention of the epidemiologist

what is index case?

500

epidemics that arise from infections transmitted from one infected person to another

what is propagated?

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