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16.2/15.1 Flashcards

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What is called when a condition where normal structure and/or function are damaged or impaired?

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Disease

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2
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What is an invasion of pathogen or parasite that lead to disease?

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Infection

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3
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What are things that can be directly measured by clinician

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Signs

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What are things felt by patient that cannot be clinically measured

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Symptoms

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5
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What does it mean when a patient are asymptomatic/subclinical?

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A patient is showing no symptoms, so only signs can be observed thru correct testing

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6
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What is WHO for?

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Used globally to classify and monitor disease

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7
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What is it called when it’s a disease caused by direct effect of a pathogen

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Infectious

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What is called when it’s capable of spreading person-to-person (contagious easily spread)

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Communicable

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What is called when it’s acquired as result of medical procedure

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Iatrogenic

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10
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What is it called when it’s acquired from hospital setting

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Nosocomial

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What is it called when it’s acquired from animal

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Zoonotic

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12
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What is it called when it’s obtained from non-living things such as soil or contaminated objects?

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Non-communicable

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What is it called if it’s not caused by pathogen?

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Non-infectious

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14
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What are the 5 stages of disease?

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  1. Incubation
  2. Prodromal
  3. Illness
  4. Decline
  5. Convalescence
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15
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Which stage of disease occurs when there is initial entry of pathogen and replication begins

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Incubation

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Which stage of disease occurs where replication continues and host shows signs and symptoms?

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Prodromal

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Which stage of disease occurs where signs and symptoms are most severe in the host?

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Illness

18
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Which stage of disease occurs where pathogen no. start to decrease; the host’s immune system is weak and vulnerable to secondary infection

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Decline

19
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Which stage of disease occurs when host starts to recover

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Convalescence

20
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What is acute disease?

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lasts relatively short (hrs, days, week)

21
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What is Chronic disease?

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lasts longer time (months, years, lifetime)

22
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What is latent disease?

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Comes in episodes; the pathogen replicates when the disease is active (“comes and go”)

23
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Who was the father of epidemiology that had a study that led to the discovery of the contaminated water pump on Broad street was responsible for the 1854 cholera London epidemic?

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John Snow

24
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What spread pattern is it called when there is a single source for all infected individuals?

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Common Source

25
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What spread pattern is it called when it’s a common source that exists for short time?

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Point source

26
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What spread pattern is it called when it’s a continuous contamination?

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Continuous contamination

27
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What spread pattern is it called if it’s on and off?

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Intermittent source

28
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What spread pattern is it called when it’s direct or indirect person-to-person contact?

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Propagated

29
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Who was a Crimean War nurse who kept records of soldier illness and death and determined many deaths were from poor sanitation, not battle?

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Florence Nightingale

30
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Who used epidemiology data of handwashing for better healthcare practices and used carbolic acid as disinfectant?

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Joseph Lister

31
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What is under observational epidemiology studies?

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Descriptive
Analytical
- Cohort Method
- Case-Control
- Cross-sectional

32
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What type of study is manipulated?

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experimental

33
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Which type of study is not manipulated?

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Observational

34
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Which observational study fathers info about a disease outbreak through interviews and examination of medical records; helps develop hypothesis for etiology/causation

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Descriptive

35
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Which observational study selects groups to evaluate hypothesis?

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Analytical

36
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Which analytical study uses data from past groups; what about data from current subjects moving forward?

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Retrospective; Prospective

37
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Which group-based analytical study examines individuals who share a particular characteristic?

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Cohort method

38
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Which group-based analytical study compares groups with disease to groups without?

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Case-control

39
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Which group-based analytical study has groups randomly selected, compares disease and no disease at a point in time

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Cross-sectional

40
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What study uses clinical trials, may have an ethical concern, provide best evidence for etiology, and are usually double-blind studies with humans?

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Experimental

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