Disaster Management / Disease Outbreak Flashcards

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disaster

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emergency of such severity it cannot be managed effectively with routine resources / procedures

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natural disasters

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-earthquakes
-tornadoes
-floods
-wildfires
-blizzard

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man-made disasters

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-blast explosion
-chemical exposure
-radiation exposure
-bioterrorism

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healthy people 2030 goal…

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improve emergency preparedness by building community resilience

-increase blood donation
-increase parents / guardian evacuation plan
-increase adults tho know how to evacuate in natural disaster
-increase adults who have emergency plan

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directly impacted

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experience event firsthand
include survivors and deceased

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indirectly impacted

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relatives and friends of individuals directly impacted

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primary prevention planning

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anything in place before an actual event
-fire drill
-tornado drills
-evacuation sign
-house structures
-blood donation

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secondary prevention

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first responders - screen before hospital

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tertiary prevention

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having oxygen
insulin
chronic condition meds

**ppl leaving home with critical meds

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preparedness

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defining the precise role of public health providers during various disaster events

**improve individual and community reaction / response so effects are minimized

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prevention (mitigation)

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occurs during the pre-impact phase but also during and after the event as evaluation

**primary, secondary, tertiary methods play role

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pre-impact

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prevention actions that improve infrastructure of a community

ex: hurricane = having blood levees, flood zones, evacuation route, building codes

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during impact

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priority is identify affected population / environment and adjust plan to fit the needs

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dister communication

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central to disaster planning
-TV, radio, social media
-Emergency alert system
-consistent messages
-what has occurred, what is being done, when / why it happened, reoccurrence

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response

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may begin before actual impact of event with predicted weather events

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emergency medical personnel priority….

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  1. identify extent of illness and injury
  2. communicate gravity of situation
  3. begin victim treatment
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recovery

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begins as soon as the event ends
focus on stabilizing community
purpose - minimize long term effects of the disaster

**mental health
**children have regressive behaviors

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disaster epidemiological surveillance

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prevent or decrease mortality and morbidity associated with acute / noncommunicable illness associated with disaster

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diarrheal disease

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leading cause of death among children < 5 yrs
transmission is - waterborne, foodborne, through person to person

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emerging disease

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one that has appeared in population for first time or existed previously but rapidly growing

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reemerging disease

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malaria
TB
bacterial pneumonia

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key components in transmission…

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  1. agent
  2. host
  3. environment
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passive immunity

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transferred from person to person
natural
artificial

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active immunity

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exposure to the agent

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outbreak investigation
conducting systemic investigation into sudden increase in a disease **want to put measures into place to halt disease spread
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communicability is based....
on transmission of the agent from one person to another
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breaking communicable disease...
1. prevention 2. immunization 3. surveillance 4. outbreak investigation
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controlling communicable disease
1. change the environment 2. inactivate the agent 3. increase host resistance
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noncommunicable disease risk
nutrition physical activity tobacco use alcohol use **#1 cause of death and disability
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nocommunicable disease
disease and injuries at individual level / societal level / economic cost