NURS 3600 Exam 3 – Questions With Right Solutions
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rabies; hydrophobia
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1 Health Promotion 2 Prevalence (definition)
3 Zoonoses 4 Epidemiology
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Terms in this set (66)
, Health Promotion any combination of health education and related
organizational, economic, and environmental supports
for behavior of individuals, groups, or communities
conductive to health
Health Protection those behaviors in which one engages with the specific
intent to prevent disease, detect disease in the early
stages, or to maximize health within the constraints of
disease
Modifiable Risks individual has control (EX: smoking, activity, eating
habits)
Nonmodifiable Risks individual has little or no control
(EX: genetics, gender, age, environmental exposure)
Epidemiology study of the distribution and determinants of health and
disease in human populations
Analytic Epidemiology study of the determinants of the patterns/outcomes
observed (the how and why)
Descriptive Epidemiology study of the distribution of disease, death, or other
health outcomes in the population according to person,
place, and time, providing a picture of how things
are/have been (the who, where, and when of disease
patterns)
Distribution patterns of those events in populations
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rabies; hydrophobia
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1 Health Promotion 2 Prevalence (definition)
3 Zoonoses 4 Epidemiology
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Terms in this set (66)
, Health Promotion any combination of health education and related
organizational, economic, and environmental supports
for behavior of individuals, groups, or communities
conductive to health
Health Protection those behaviors in which one engages with the specific
intent to prevent disease, detect disease in the early
stages, or to maximize health within the constraints of
disease
Modifiable Risks individual has control (EX: smoking, activity, eating
habits)
Nonmodifiable Risks individual has little or no control
(EX: genetics, gender, age, environmental exposure)
Epidemiology study of the distribution and determinants of health and
disease in human populations
Analytic Epidemiology study of the determinants of the patterns/outcomes
observed (the how and why)
Descriptive Epidemiology study of the distribution of disease, death, or other
health outcomes in the population according to person,
place, and time, providing a picture of how things
are/have been (the who, where, and when of disease
patterns)
Distribution patterns of those events in populations
