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Epidemiology correct answers The study of disease in populations Florence Nightingale correct answers The lady of the lamp, was one of the first epidemiologists and was active during the Crimean War. Fought for decontamination of hospital equipment to prevent infections Diptheria and tetanus correct answers Vaccinated against in the United States Ebola correct answers Dangerous in close contact because it is very infectious CDC correct answers Responsible for keeping track of diseases nationwide. Mandates that cases of certain diseases get reported to the government CDC MMWR correct answers Morbidity mortality weekly report Prevalence correct answers Number of existing cases in a population Incidence correct answers Number of new cases over a certain time period (also known as case rate or mortality rate) Mortality rate correct answers Number of deaths in a population because of a certain disease States with high Hepatitis C incidence correct answers Arizona, Louisiana, Virginia What is causing the increase in malaria cases? correct answers As global temperatures rise, the mosquitos that act as a vector's habitats are growing, making more people vulnerable to infection

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Biol 211 Exam 4 SDSU || Questions and Answers.


Epidemiology correct answers The study of disease in populations


Florence Nightingale correct answers The lady of the lamp, was one of the first epidemiologists
and was active during the Crimean War. Fought for decontamination of hospital equipment to
prevent infections


Diptheria and tetanus correct answers Vaccinated against in the United States


Ebola correct answers Dangerous in close contact because it is very infectious


CDC correct answers Responsible for keeping track of diseases nationwide. Mandates that cases
of certain diseases get reported to the government


CDC MMWR correct answers Morbidity mortality weekly report


Prevalence correct answers Number of existing cases in a population


Incidence correct answers Number of new cases over a certain time period (also known as case
rate or mortality rate)


Mortality rate correct answers Number of deaths in a population because of a certain disease


States with high Hepatitis C incidence correct answers Arizona, Louisiana, Virginia


What is causing the increase in malaria cases? correct answers As global temperatures rise, the
mosquitos that act as a vector's habitats are growing, making more people vulnerable to infection

, Point-source epidemic correct answers Infectious agents come from a single causative source


Common-source epidemic correct answers Results from common exposure to a single source of
infection that can occur over time


Propagated epidemic correct answers Infectious agent is communicable (spreads from person to
person) and is sustained over time


Why do we do quarantine and do social distancing? correct answers To prevent spikes of cases
that would overwhelm the hospital system


Pandemic correct answers Spread of an epidemic over continents


Outbreak correct answers Larger than expected increase in cases within a certain area


Epidemic correct answers Affects a large number of people within a localized region/population


Endemic correct answers A disease that is commonly found within a particular region and has
established itself there


Exposure usually leads to ______ correct answers Immunity


Herd immunity correct answers Immunity in a large enough amount of the population that the
pathogne in unable to find enough hosts to survive


Why is it a bad idea to rely on herd immunity for the COVID-19 crisis? correct answers The
death rate is too high, it is unclear how long the epidemic will go on for, and there is no evidence
that exposure leads to immunity after recovery

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