CPH 3400 EXAM 3 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 2026 VERIFIED.
3 leading causes of death from injury - ANS ‣ unintentional
‣ suicide
‣ homicide
international classification of diseases injury matrix - ANS ‣ organizes injury data into helpful
groupings to make national and international comparisons
injury - ANS physical damage to the person that results when a human body is suddenly or
briefly subjected to intolerable levels of energy
cause (mechanism) of injury - ANS the process by which the injury occurred
underlying cause (injury) - ANS • starts the chain events that leads to an injury
direct cause (injury) - ANS what produces the actual physical harm
intent of injury - ANS whether an injury was caused by an act carried out on purpose by
oneself or by another person with the goal of injuring or killing
unintentional injury - ANS injury or poisoning that is not inflicted by deliberate means (not on
purpose)
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, accident - ANS defined as an unanticipated event commonly leading to injury or harm
‣ in trafic, workplace, or a domestic, recreational or other setting
‣ not typically used in injury research -- bc these things should be preventable
injury epidemiology - ANS branch of epidemiology that studies the distribution and
determinants of injuries in the population
‣ results from these studies are applied to prevention and control of injuries
surveillance systems for injury - ANS ‣ ongoing, systematic collection, analysis, interpretation,
and dissemination of data regarding a health-related event for use in public health action to
reduce morbidity and mortality and to improve health
5 categories of unintentional injuries - ANS ‣ injuries to children
‣ motor vehicle injuries
‣ firearm injuries
‣ falls
‣ workplace injuries
indirect costs - ANS ‣ lost productivity at work and home
‣ coverage of caregiver expenses
‣ personal injury lawsuits and other forms of litigation
‣ other nonmusical expenses
‣ burden on families and loved ones
public health approach to injury prevention - ANS ◦ define the problem -- identify risk and
protective factors -- develop and test prevention strategies -- assure widespread adoption
pressure and release model - ANS • disaster occurs at the tangent of two counter forces:
natural hazards and processes that generate vulnerability
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ANSWERS 2026 VERIFIED.
3 leading causes of death from injury - ANS ‣ unintentional
‣ suicide
‣ homicide
international classification of diseases injury matrix - ANS ‣ organizes injury data into helpful
groupings to make national and international comparisons
injury - ANS physical damage to the person that results when a human body is suddenly or
briefly subjected to intolerable levels of energy
cause (mechanism) of injury - ANS the process by which the injury occurred
underlying cause (injury) - ANS • starts the chain events that leads to an injury
direct cause (injury) - ANS what produces the actual physical harm
intent of injury - ANS whether an injury was caused by an act carried out on purpose by
oneself or by another person with the goal of injuring or killing
unintentional injury - ANS injury or poisoning that is not inflicted by deliberate means (not on
purpose)
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, accident - ANS defined as an unanticipated event commonly leading to injury or harm
‣ in trafic, workplace, or a domestic, recreational or other setting
‣ not typically used in injury research -- bc these things should be preventable
injury epidemiology - ANS branch of epidemiology that studies the distribution and
determinants of injuries in the population
‣ results from these studies are applied to prevention and control of injuries
surveillance systems for injury - ANS ‣ ongoing, systematic collection, analysis, interpretation,
and dissemination of data regarding a health-related event for use in public health action to
reduce morbidity and mortality and to improve health
5 categories of unintentional injuries - ANS ‣ injuries to children
‣ motor vehicle injuries
‣ firearm injuries
‣ falls
‣ workplace injuries
indirect costs - ANS ‣ lost productivity at work and home
‣ coverage of caregiver expenses
‣ personal injury lawsuits and other forms of litigation
‣ other nonmusical expenses
‣ burden on families and loved ones
public health approach to injury prevention - ANS ◦ define the problem -- identify risk and
protective factors -- develop and test prevention strategies -- assure widespread adoption
pressure and release model - ANS • disaster occurs at the tangent of two counter forces:
natural hazards and processes that generate vulnerability
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