EPIDEMIOLOGIC SURVEILLANCE AND EPIDEMIC OUTBREAK INVESTIGATION (PART 2) Flashcards

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(etymology: Greek “upon the
population”)

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Epidemics

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etymology: Greek “within the
population”

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Endemic

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2
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(etymology: Greek “upon the animals”)

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Epizootic

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3
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(etymology: Greek “within the animals”)

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Enzootic

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4
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Proportion of exposed person that
become ill

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Attack rate

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5
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PROCEDURES/STEPS FOR INVESTIGATING AN
EPIDEMIC

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  1. Establish diagnosis
  2. Establish case definition
  3. Determine if epidemic is occurring
  4. Characterize epidemic (time, place, person)
  5. develop hypotheses
  6. test hypothesis
  7. Initiate control measures
  8. Initiate specific follow-up surveillance to evaluate control measures
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