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Epidemiology model

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  • agent
    -host
  • frequency
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2
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What is incidence?

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New cases in a given period

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Prevelance

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All cases

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Healthy people 2030

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Leading health indicators

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5
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Who is the epidemiologist?

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John grout

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6
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What is the nature of community?

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  • Aggregates
    -location
  • social systems
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7
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How many components does health diagnosis have

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4

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What is a census tract

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Looking at a sub group within a larger one

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What is a risk assessment?

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Identifying hazards

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What is a key informant?

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Expert source of information

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What is descriptive epidemiology?

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organizing and summarizing data to identify patterns among cases or in populations by person, place, and time (who, where, and when

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What is analytic epidemiology?

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measure the association between a particular exposure and a disease, using information collected from individuals, rather than from the aggregate population.

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13
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What is Penders health promotion model?

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Model used to understand what motivates people to engage in specific health behaviors

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What is prochaska’s transtheoretical model for change?

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Once the patient changes is hard for them to go back to their previous behaviors

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What is the theory of reasoned action?

Prediciton

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Attempts to predict a person’s intention to preform or not to preform a certain behavior

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16
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What are the components of the epidemiology model?

FAH

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Frequency
Agent
Host

17
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What are the leading health indicators?

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HP2030

18
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What is incidence?

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New cases

19
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What is prevelance?

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All cases

20
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What is a census tract?

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A sub group within a larger group

21
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What is morbidity?

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How many people get infected

22
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What is a focus group?

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Affective in gathering community views particularly for remote and vulnerable segments of a community and for those with underdeveloped opinions

23
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What are vital stats?

B, D, M, DIV, A

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Birth, death, marriage, divorce, and adaption

24
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What are the diffrent global infectious diseases that have been nearly eradicated in the US but still present in other parts of the world?

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  • polio
  • diphtheria
  • pertussis
  • cholera
25
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What is an endemic

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A disease that affects a specific population

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