Name sources epidemiological information. Sellect all that apply.

reportable diseases, vital statistics, census data

What is the meaning of Genomics?

interactions of genes with each other in a person

What are some of the historical roots in epidemiology? Check all that apply.

Hypocrites, Florence Nightingale, Hypocrites

What is passive immunity?

short-term; acquired naturally or artificially

What are determinants?

factors that contribute cause of various states of illness

What is epidemiology?

distribution determinants states health & illness in humans.

Name barriers to communication. Select all that apply

language of nursing, language barrier

What is cross-immunity?

immunity to one agent providing immunity to related agent

What is not a process for an epidemiological study.

Number of persons with a characteristic

What is active immunity?

long-term; acquired naturally or artificially

immunity level present in a population group, long-term; acquired naturally or artificially

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1
What are vital statistics? Check all the apply
birth
honey
divorce
death
2
What is an example of primary prevention?
screening
death
illness
immunizations
3
Name sources epidemiological information. Sellect all that apply.
reportable diseases
vital statistics
insurance
census data
4
What is the meaning of Genomics?
interactions of genes with each other in a person
the study of Ancestry .
The study of Gnomes
The study of chronic illnesses in humans
5
What are some of the historical roots in epidemiology? Check all that apply.
Hypocrites
Florence Nightingale
Hypocrites
Burger King
6
What is passive immunity?
immunity to one agent providing immunity to related agent
short-term; acquired naturally or artificially
long-term; acquired naturally or artificially
immunity level present in a population group
7
What are determinants?
Study of all the genes in a person
The frequency of occurrence of states of health and illness
Probability an event, outcome occur within a specified time
factors that contribute cause of various states of illness
8
Name the three corners of the epidemiological triad. Sellect all that apply.
agent
Host
vector
environment
9
What is epidemiology?
The study of health and illness of animals.
The study Sesame street
The study of chronic illnesses in humans.
distribution determinants states health & illness in humans.
10
Name barriers to communication. Select all that apply
stereo types
language of nursing
music
language barrier
11
Name three types of immunity. Select all that apply
brave
Passive
active
Herd
12
What is cross-immunity?
long-term; acquired naturally or artificially
short-term; acquired naturally or artificially
immunity level present in a population group
immunity to one agent providing immunity to related agent
13
What is not a process for an epidemiological study.
Number of persons with a characteristic
Review the literature
Analyze the findings.
Identify the problem.
14
What is active immunity?
immunity to one agent providing immunity to related agent
short-term; acquired naturally or artificially
immunity level present in a population group
long-term; acquired naturally or artificially
15
What is immunity?
immunity level present in a population group
short-term; acquired naturally or artificially
immunity to one agent providing immunity to related agent
long-term; acquired naturally or artificially

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