Communicable vs. Noncommunicable
This type of disease is when they are transmissible from one individual to another
Communicable disease
Disease causing agent
Pathogen
This level of prevention is when an illness or injury during prepathogenesis period
Primary Prevention
What are the three components that make up the figure
Host, Agent, and Environment
T or F Acute diseases symptoms longer than three months?
FALSE
This disease cannot be transmitted to one person to another
Noncommunicable disease
Favorable environment for infectious agent to live and grow
Reservoir
This level of prevention is an early diagnosis before disease becomes severe
Secondary Prevention
Common cold is associated to what disease
Communicable disease
Path by which agent leaves host
Portal of exit
This level of prevention is the recovery to full health after disease
Tertiary prevention
Cancer or heart attack is associated to what type of disease
Noncommunicable Disease
How pathogens are passed from reservoir to next host
Transmission
Hand washing is an example of what prevention for a communicable disease
Primary Prevention
Susceptible to new infection being established
New host
Personal screenings like a mammogram or pap test is an example of what type of prevention for a noncommunicable disease
Secondary Prevention