Preventions of a Disease
Ways Diseases can be Transmitted
Types of Carriers
Different types of cases
Outbreak diseases
100

What is primary prevention?

Ways to prevent a disease before it begins

100

A transmission when an agent from a host transmits to a susceptible host directly

What is a direct transmission?

100

What is an active carrier?

Someone who has been exposed to a disease with some time

100

A person diagnosed with something related to their health

What is a case?

100

A disease that occurs at a point in time to a population of people

What is a epidemic?

200

Behavioral change in an individual when preventing a disease from starting

What is active primary prevention?

200

A transmission when a disease is being transmitted from a vector to a human

What is a vector-borne transmission?

200

A being that is infecting others through their own exposure of a disease

What is a passive carrier?

200

Which case is about the first known person to case a disease that spread from one group to another?

Primary Case

200

A disease that affects the whole word

What is a pandemic?

300

Non-behavior changes to oneself when doing tasks to preventing a disease from starting

What is passive primary prevention?

300

A transmission of a disease through some type of vehicle

What is a vehicle-borne transmission?

300

Someone who is still infectious who has/had a pathogen

What is a convalescent carrier?

300

Which case is about a disease being transmitted from an already exposed person?

Secondary case

300

A certain disease that is only affecting a certain population

What is the definition of an endemic?

400

Detecting a potential disease early for chance to get a cure before it increases and a decrease in level of death

What is secondary prevention?

400

A transmission when particles from an individual are being transmitted by being carried by air

What is an airborne transmission?

400

Someone who inherits a disease and in the beginning stages shows symptoms and is contagious

What is an incubatory carrier?

400

Having signs of a certain disease but not being diagnosed goes with which case?

Suspect case

400

An epidemic that started from somewhere specific

What is a common-source epidemic?

500

What is a tertiary prevention?

Doing rehab towards a disease/injury that has happened before becoming a disability

500

A transmission when a disease is being transferred to a host through air or objects

What is an indirect transmission?

500

What is an intermittent carrier?

Someone who is exposed to a disease and able to transmit at any place/interval

500

Information about a start of a disease case that is given to a epidemiologist

What is an index case?

500

Those who have been affected of an epidemic and transmitting it through physical contact spreading it furthermore

What is a mixed epidemic?