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BRAXTON
, Hippocrates' work is part of the history of epidemiology because he:
determined the mosquito transmits Yellow Fever
EIS Officers have been trained to analyze person, place, and time to
determine the source of an outbreak. EIS Officers have used their skills to
investigate the following outbreaks:
Anthrax outbreak in 2001
September 11th terror attacks
E. coli outbreak in flour
Correct:
all of the options are correct
Public health and population health are NOT synonymous and the focus of study for
epidemiologists.
False
A synonym for eradication is prevention.
False
Who is considered the Father of Epidemiology?
John Snow
The process by which disease transmission occurs is called the ______ of _______ :
chain, infection
Diseases spread from animals to humans are called?
zoonoses
Ro (R naught) is a measure of immunity.
False
Epidemic is defined as the occurrence of disease in excel of what is normally
expected
True
Immunogenicity refers to the ability of a person to: produce an immune response.
True
BRAXTON
, Hippocrates' work is part of the history of epidemiology because he:
determined the mosquito transmits Yellow Fever
EIS Officers have been trained to analyze person, place, and time to
determine the source of an outbreak. EIS Officers have used their skills to
investigate the following outbreaks:
Anthrax outbreak in 2001
September 11th terror attacks
E. coli outbreak in flour
Correct:
all of the options are correct
Public health and population health are NOT synonymous and the focus of study for
epidemiologists.
False
A synonym for eradication is prevention.
False
Who is considered the Father of Epidemiology?
John Snow
The process by which disease transmission occurs is called the ______ of _______ :
chain, infection
Diseases spread from animals to humans are called?
zoonoses
Ro (R naught) is a measure of immunity.
False
Epidemic is defined as the occurrence of disease in excel of what is normally
expected
True
Immunogenicity refers to the ability of a person to: produce an immune response.
True
