Quiz 2 notes Flashcards

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Epidemialogy

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– deals with the incidence, distribution, and possible control of diseases
Example : When epidemiologists monitor infectious diseases based on the population

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  • Descriptive epidemiology
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describes the outbreak in terms of person , place and time.

Example : In 2014 there was an Ebola outbreak in Africa that affected Africans .

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Analytical epidemiology

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search for causes and effects of outbreaks

Example : zika virus caused by mosquitos and effected pregnant women and birth defects

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Social epidemiology :

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focuses on the effects of social-structure factors on states of health
Example: based on poverty, race gender , education that impact neighborhood

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Determinants

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element that determines the nature of something.

Example: determinants of health are factors that impact a patient’s health.

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Ecologic approach :

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framework for studying the behavioral pattern in their environments that affects health and wealth .
Example : framework for studying the behavior of animals in their environments.

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Distribution:

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concerned with the frequency and pattern of health events in a population. “distribution” covers time (when), place (where), and person (who).
Ex: Mark on a map the residences of all children born with birth defects within 2 miles of a hazardous waste site

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Epidemic:

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rapid spread of disease to a large number of hosts in a given population within a short period of time.

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Syphylis Reservoir

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Anus , genitals, Blood

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Syphilis portal of exit

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Placenta : mother to fetus

cuts or needles

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Syphilis Mode of transmission

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Direct contact

open lesions

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Syphilis portal of entry

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Oral , ANAL , SEX , MUCOUS MEMBRANES

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Syphilis susceptible host

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Sexually active people

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Syphilis types of precaution

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contact precaution , droplet precaution

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Hepatitis A Reservoir :

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Stool , GI , Blood

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Hepatitis A Portal of exit

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Body secretions ( Stool, vomit)

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Hepatitis A mode of transmission

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Direct contact fecal-oral route

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Hepatitis A portal of entry

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Eating contaminated food. Direct contact with the infected. sexual contact.

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Hepatitis A susceptible host

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Sexually active people. living with an infection person drug use.

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Hepatitis A types of precaution

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Contact precaution

Droplet precaution

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Tuberculosis Reservoir

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Respiratory tract

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Tuberculosis portal of exit

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Respiratory system : nose and mouth

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Tuberculosis mode of transmission

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Sneezing and coughing

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Tuberculosis portal of entry

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Inhaling droplets containing Turberculosis

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Tuberculosis susceptible host

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Elderly Children

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Tuberculosis types of precaution

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Airborn precaution

Droplet precaution

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Hepatitis B Reservoir

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Blood, saliva , semen

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Hepatitis B portal of exit

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Cuts or needles

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Hepatitis B mode of transmission

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Body droplets

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Hepatitis B portal of entry

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Needlestick injury , sexual contact

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Hepatitis B susceptible host

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Sexually active people , Drug use

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Hepatitis B types of precaution

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Droplet precaution