Epidemiology
An outbreak of a diseases that effects a country or the world.
Pandemic
Never show symptoms despite being healthy.
Healthy or passive carriers
Disease that is spread by direct contact.
Direct transmission
A habitat where agents normally grow.
Reservoir
The goal to prevent the disease before it occurred.
Primary prevention
The traditional model of infectious disease.
Epidemiology triangle
Susceptible host or port of entry?
Chain of infection
Diseases that are spread by contaminated object.
Indirect transmission
Microorganism that causes diseases.
Pathogen
Rehabilitation and efforts to prevent disease progression
Tertiary prevention
The distribution of diseases.
Descriptive Epidemiology
When organisms leave reservoir.
Port of entry
How diseases are transferred.
Modes of Transmission
Diseases that are transferred from animals.
Zoonosis
Control or use of the things that can be harmful for the health.
Active primary prevention
A widespread infectious disease in a population.
Epidemic
Organism that can transfer agent during incubation period.
Incubatory carrier
Diseases that are transmitted through air or respiratory droplets.
Airborne transmission
Any living agent that carries and transmits an infectious pathogen to another living organism.
Vector
A care that can help you get back, keep, or improve ability to perform daily activity.
Rehabilitation
A field of science that studies health problems within populations
Epidemiology
Carrying the disease and spreading it
Carrier
Objects that can carry diseases/infection.
Fomite
Some one with suspected symptoms of a particular disease.
Suspect case
Screening of diseases and identifying them in early stages.
Secondary prevention