Communicable disease

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What type of Causative Agents is this:
Industrial chemicals

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Chemical Agents

Question 2

What type of Causative Agents is this:
Heat

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Physical Agents

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What type of Causative Agents is this:
Viruses

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Biological Agents

Question 4

What type of Causative Agents is this:
Air pollutants

Answer 4

Chemical Agents

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What type of Causative Agents is this:
Radiation

Answer 5

Physical Agents

Question 6

What type of Causative Agents is this:
Speeding objects and Noise

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Physical

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an illness
caused by some specific biological
agent or its toxic products that can
be transmitted from an infected
person, animal, or inanimate
reservoir to a susceptible host

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Communicable
(infectious) disease

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a
disease that cannot be transmitted
from infected host to susceptible host

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Noncommunicable
(noninfectious) disease

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The establishment of a communicable disease agent in a host organism is called

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Infection

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many noncommunicable health conditions are
called

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multicausation diseases

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the ability of a
biological agent to enter and grow
in the host

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Infectivity

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the capability
of a communicable disease agent to
cause disease in a susceptible host

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Pathogenicity

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the minimal requirements
for the occurrence and spread
of communicable diseases in a
population—agent, host, and
environment

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Communicable disease
model

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the cause of the disease or health
problem

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Agent (pathogenic agent)

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a person or other living
organism that affords subsistence or
lodgment to a communicable agent
under natural conditions

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Host

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a model
to conceptualize the transmission
of a communicable disease from its
source to a susceptible host

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Chain of infection

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a person who is sick with a
disease

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Case

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a person or animal that
harbors a specific communicable
agent in the absence of discernible
clinical disease and serves as a
potential source of infection to others

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Carrier

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a communicable
disease transmissible under natural
conditions from vertebrate animals
to humans

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Zoonosis

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a disease that
infects only humans

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Anthroponosis

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the
immediate transfer of an infectious
agent by direct contact between
infected and susceptible individuals

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Direct transmission

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communicable disease transmission
involving an intermediate step

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Indirect transmission

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an inanimate material or
object that can serve as a source of
infection

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Vehicle

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a living organism, usually an
arthropod (e.g., mosquito, tick, louse,
or flea), that can transmit a communicable agent to susceptible hosts

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Vector

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the cause of a disease

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Etiology

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a visual representation of
the host together with various internal and external factors that promote
and protect against disease

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Multicausation disease
model

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a chronic disease characterized by damage to the coronary
arteries in the heart

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Coronary heart disease
(CHD

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a chronic disease characterized by damage to blood vessels
of the brain resulting in disruption of
circulation to the brain

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Cerebrovascular disease
(stroke)

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uncontrolled new tissue growth resulting
from cells that have lost control over
their growth and division

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Malignant neoplasm

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the spread of cancer
cells to distant parts of the body by
the circulatory or lymphatic system

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Metastasis

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the planning for and
taking of action to forestall the onset
of a disease or other health problem

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Prevention

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efforts to control a
disease in progress

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Intervention

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Eradication

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the complete elimination or uprooting of a disease (e.g.,
smallpox eradication)

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preventive measures that forestall
the onset of illness or injury during
the prepathogenesis period

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Primary prevention

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preventive measures that lead to an
early diagnosis and prompt treatment of a disease or injury to limit
disability and prevent more severe
pathogenesis

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Secondary prevention

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measures
aimed at rehabilitation following
significant pathogenesis

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Tertiary prevention

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occurs when
exposure to a disease-causing
organism prompts the immune
system to develop antibodies against
that diseas

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Active immunity

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occurs
when a person receives antibodies
against a disease rather than their
immune system producing them

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Passive Community

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the separation of
infected persons from those who are
susceptible

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Isolation

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limitation of freedom of movement of those who
have been exposed to a disease and
may be incubating it

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Quarantine

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the killing of
communicable disease agents
outside the host, on countertops,
for example

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Disinfection

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disease agents, such as HIV, that
are transmissible in blood and other
body fluids

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Bloodborne pathogens

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a set of regulations
promulgated by OSHA that sets forth
the responsibilities of employers and
employees with regard to precautions
to be taken concerning bloodborne
pathogens in the workplace

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Bloodborne Pathogens
Standard

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Factor contributing to the development of a noncommunicable disease
that cannot be altered by modifying
one’s behavior or environment

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Unmodifiable risk factor

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Contributor of a noncommunicable
disease that can be altered by modifying one’s behavior or environment

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Modifiable risk factor