Nursing 2000 midterm questions with verified
answers graded A+ updated to pass
1. Define
epidemi- 6. Rate of infection
ology =
2. Define
demogra- phy
3. Functions of
Epi- demiology
4. Epidemiolog
ic Triad
5. Descriptive
mea- sure of
health
1/
11
, Nursing 2000 midterm questions with verified
answers graded A+ updated to pass
The study of the eflciency, and impact of response activities
distribution and
determinants of health- linkages
related states or events in -can not work alone
specified populations, and
host, agent,
the application of this
study to the control of environment
health problems.
-model of disease causation
The science of human
populations and is incidence - specified period of time
concerned with population prevalence - snapshot
size, density, morbidity
characteristics, and mortality
change demographics
public health surveillance [(the number of infections)/(the number of those in a population that are
-ongoing systematic at risk of infection)] x K
collection, analysis,
interpretation
field investigation
-coordinated ettort to
better understand and
respond to a problem
analytic studies
-beyond descriptive
studies-valid comparison
group
evaluation
-relevance, ettectiveness,
2/
11
answers graded A+ updated to pass
1. Define
epidemi- 6. Rate of infection
ology =
2. Define
demogra- phy
3. Functions of
Epi- demiology
4. Epidemiolog
ic Triad
5. Descriptive
mea- sure of
health
1/
11
, Nursing 2000 midterm questions with verified
answers graded A+ updated to pass
The study of the eflciency, and impact of response activities
distribution and
determinants of health- linkages
related states or events in -can not work alone
specified populations, and
host, agent,
the application of this
study to the control of environment
health problems.
-model of disease causation
The science of human
populations and is incidence - specified period of time
concerned with population prevalence - snapshot
size, density, morbidity
characteristics, and mortality
change demographics
public health surveillance [(the number of infections)/(the number of those in a population that are
-ongoing systematic at risk of infection)] x K
collection, analysis,
interpretation
field investigation
-coordinated ettort to
better understand and
respond to a problem
analytic studies
-beyond descriptive
studies-valid comparison
group
evaluation
-relevance, ettectiveness,
2/
11
