foundations of epidemiology and functions
epidemics, endemics, and pandemics
Triangle and the transmission of diseases
chain of infections
levels of prevention
100

the study of distribution of health-related events

epidemiology

100

the occurrence of cases of an illness

epidemic

100

what are the 4 variables within the triangle

the host, the agent, the environment and time related factors

100

close association with the chain infection and

and the triangle of epidemiology

100

the three types of prevention in public health 

primary, secondary and tertiary prevention 

200

epidemiology word taken literally refers to

the study of which befalls people

200

attacks the population of an extensive region

pandemic

200

the agent is 

cause of disease

200

there are ____ chains in the chain of infections

6

200

examples of primary 

good prenatal care, lifestyle changes, safe and healthy conditions at home, work and school

300

identifies causes of health related events

analytic epidemiology

300

when a disease continually prevails in a region its 

a endemic

300

time represents 

incubation period

300

3 normal  examples of a reservoir are

human, animal or environment
300

the difference between passive and active primary 

active requires change in individual passive does not

400

pattern in epidemiology is

describing health related events by a person where the occurrence  of the state or event is highest or lowest

400

examples of common-source epidemic diseases are 

anthrax , traced to milk or meat from infected animals , botulism etc

400

mechanical transmission is when

a pathogen spreads using a host as a mechanism for a ride for nourishment 

400

acidity in the stomach is an example of how ____

the host can generally protect itself from invasion of pathogens 

400

early cancer screening is considered ____

secondary prevention 

500

cases of deaths is more meaningful when

considered in reference to the size of corresponding populations

500

in the united states cholera is now classified as 

an endemic 

500

the five types of carriers in public health are

active, convalescent , passive, incubatory, and intermittent 

500

active immunity occurs when the body_____

develops antibodies and antigen 

500

what is the goal of tertiary 

to help diseased, disabled or injured individuals avoid wasteful use of the healthcare institutions and practitioners