migration and shift in disease distribution Flashcards

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what does population migration play a role in?

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spread of disease by initiating outbreaks of acute diseases, chnaging the prevalence of infectious diseases

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why do refugees and migrants fall sick during transition

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  • poor living conditions
  • inadequate food and water
  • increased stress
  • lack of integration
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what are the four steps in migration

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  1. first arrival to destination
  2. short or long term stay in refugee camps
  3. resettlement
  4. stable living in country after resettlement.
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what are migrants screening for when they first arrive?

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  1. pulmonary TB
  2. mites
  3. food and water Bourne diseases
  4. malaria
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why are outbreaks so common in refugee camps

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because they are overcrowded, there also might be incomplete vaccine coverage

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after resettlement, what are the two drivers of infections in migrants?

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  1. prevalence of given infection in the country of origin

2. the marginalisation and vulnerability to poverty-related diseases

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what are the international health regulations of 2005

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preventative measures put in place after the WHO have been notified of a potential health emergency

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