M7: Limiting and Preventing the Spread of Infectious Diseases Flashcards

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Factors involved in monitoring and control?

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local, regional, and global

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local factors?

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sanitation, overcrowding, poor communication networks and roads, and cultural and spiritual beliefs.

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Regional factors?

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geographical factors, coastal population, seasonal variation

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Global factors?

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increased travel and work, migration, refugee population, and communication between scientists.

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factors involved in disease transmission?

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pathogen factors, host factors, environmental and geographic factors, and other societal factors.

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how to use personal hygiene to prevent disease?

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  • keep body and any openings clean
  • regular teeth cleaning
  • hand, body and hair washing
  • cough or sneeze into tissue
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how to use community hygiene to prevent disease?

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  • sewerage and garbage disposal
  • sterilisation of equipment
  • city planning to reduce overcrowding
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example of passive acquired immunity?

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Natural: maternal antibodies
Artificial: antibiotics

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example of active acquired immunity?

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natural: infection
artificial: vaccinations

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examples of some public health programs?

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  • regular screening
  • childhood immunisation programs
  • aimed at increasing awareness of risk factors
  • laws requiring certain diseases to be reported
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