Takeaways from Module 04
Epidemiological studies are divided into two types, being?
What are Descriptive and Analytic.
What is the required format for your Course Project?
What is APA format
How many Levels of Health Promotion/Disease Prevention are there?
What is 3
Where can the APA Guide be found?
What is the Resources section
Library Resources, Library, Writing Guide is also acceptable.
Define Immunity
What is the ability of body to accept presence of “self” and eliminate foreign substances (“nonself”)
A Cross-Sectional study is an example of ________ type of Epidemiological Study?
What is Descriptive.
What is the due date for your Course Project?
What is February 9th
What are the three Levels of Health Promotion/Disease Prevention?
Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary prevention
What Font and Font size is used in APA format?
What is Times New Roman and 12pt font
An Antigen is defined as
What is a substance capable of producing immune response
A Cohort is an Analytic study that can be further divided into what 2 types of studies?
What is Prospective and Retrospective
How many pages should your Course Project be upon completion?
What is 7-8 in total length, with the body consisting of 5-6
Vaccination is an example of which level of prevention?
What is Primary Prevention
What type of indent is used for APA formatted references on the Reference page?
What is a Hanging Indent
Tertiary prevention can be defined as?
What are those preventive measures aimed at rehabilitation following significant illness
What is the first step in an Outbreak Investigation?
What is Prepare for Field Work
What are the requirements for the conclusion of your Course Project?
What is 1-2 paragraphs summarizing recommendations for prevention and control in the future
Support groups for drug addicts is an example of which level of prevention?
What is Tertiary Prevention
What elements are included on the Title Page of an APA formated paper?
What is a Running Head, Title of Paper, Your name, Rasmussen College, Course Code, and Title, Instructor name, and Date Submitted
Gastroenteritis is defined as?
What are infections that affect the stomach and intestines and cause both vomiting and diarrhea; also known as the stomach flu
What is the name of the activity discussed at the end of the Module 04 PPT?
What is Solve The Outbreak?
What is 53%
Access to Plan B emergency contraceptives is an example of which level of prevention?
What is Secondary Prevention
What are the General Sections of an APA formatted paper?
What is Title Page, Introduction, Body, Conclusion, and Reference List
A live, attenuated vaccine is defined as?
What is a vaccine created by reducing the virulence of a pathogen, but still keeping it viable (or "live"). Attenuation takes an infectious agent and alters it so that it becomes harmless or less virulent.
Example - MMR and Chickenpox