Outbreak Investigation Flashcards

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defined as the occurence of disease at an unusual or unexpected, elevated frequency

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Epidemics or Disease outbreak

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the entire process of collecting, analyzing, interpreting, and reporting data on the incidence of death, diseases, and injuries and the prevalence of certain conditions, knowledge of which is considered important for promoting and safeguarding public health.

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Surveillance

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generally considered the foundation of disease control efforts.

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Surveillance

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The federal agency responsible for the surveillance of most types of acute diseases and the investigation of outbreaks.

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the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

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5
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According to the U.S. Constitution, the federal government has jurisdiction over matters concerning interstate commerce, including disease outbreaks with ______________ (outbreaks that originated in one state and have spread to other states or have the potential to do so).

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Interstate Implications

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Each state government has jurisdiction over disease outbreaks with _______ (outbreaks confined within one state’s borders).

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intrastate implications

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If a disease outbreak has interstate implications, __________ a first responder and takes immediate action, rather than waiting for a request for assistance from a state government.

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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