Infectious Disease and Public Health Flashcards

1
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ongoing collection analysis and interpretation of health data integrated with timely dissemination with those who need to know

A

surveillance

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2
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relies on existing information reported by laboratories and health care providers

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passive surveillance

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3
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system in which those responsible for collecting info go into the community to obtain it

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active surveillance

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4
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hierarchy of cased based reporting

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diagnosing provider or lab –> local health department –> state health department –> federal agency (CDC, FDA)

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5
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R 0 =

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R0= pcd

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6
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p is

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probability of transmission per contact

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7
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c is

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contacts per unit time

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8
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d is

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duration of infectiousness

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9
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if R0 is <1

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infection will disappear

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10
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if R0=1

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infection will become endemic

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11
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if R0 >1

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infection will become epidemic

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12
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when you recognize a cluster of unusual presentations you should

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report to health department

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13
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attack rate

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of people exposed that become ill/#of people exposed

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14
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why is increased HCV screening now recommended?

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increased burden of suffering (opioid epidemic)

better treatment

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15
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study commonly used to estimate prevalence

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cross-sectional

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16
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what must be ensured to screen and treat patients?

A

test availability
insurance
follow up
treatment availability

17
Q

addition of extra survival time due to earlier detection of disease

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lead time bias

18
Q

two tiered testing for Lyme

A

EIA or IFA

if positive –> Western blot

19
Q

CDC positive Western blot for Lyme

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2 of 3 bands on IgM

5 of 10 bands on IgG

20
Q

early lyme treatment

A

oral tetracycline

21
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late Lyme treatment

A

IV cephalosporin

22
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post-Lyme treatment

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anti-inflammatory

23
Q

measure of new and existing cases

A

prevalence

24
Q

steady state in defined group of people

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endemic

25
Q

vector for Zika

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aedes mosquito

26
Q

routes of transmission Zika

A

maternal-fetal
sexual
blood transfusion

27
Q

causal relationship of zika and microcephaly

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infection during prenatal develop is consistent with observed defects