Chp3 Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
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Brucellosis reservoir

A

Cows & pigs

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2
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Anthrax

A

Sheep

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3
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Plague

A

Rodents

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4
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Trichinosis

A

Swin

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5
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Tularemia reservoir

A

Rabbits

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6
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Rabies

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Bats,raccoons,dogs….

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7
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New zoonosis

A

West nile encephalitis & monkeypox

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8
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West nile encephalitis

A

Birds

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9
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Monkeypox

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Praire dogs

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10
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Types of carrier

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Asymptomatic,Chronic,Incubatory,convalescent

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11
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Epi-

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Among/upon

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12
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-Demio-

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People

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13
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Do we use ppt or agnet host env for infectious disease?

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Agent host environment

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14
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Human reservoir diseases

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STD, Mumps, measles, streptococcus infections, respiratory infections

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15
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Types of reservoir

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Human, zoo, environment

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16
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Fungal reservoir (soil)

A

Histoplasmosis

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17
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Water supply

A

Legionnaires

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18
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Respiratory exit

A

Influenza & M. TB

19
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Urine exit

20
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Feces exit

A

Cholera vibrios

21
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Skin exit

A

Sarcoptes scabiei

22
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Conjunctival exit

A

Enterovirus 70

23
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Bloodborne (mother to fetus)

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Rubella, syphilis, toxoplasmosis

24
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Blood-borne (cuts & needles)

25
Blood-borne (arthropod)
Malaria
26
Kissing (direct) example
Infectious mononucleosis
27
Direct contact examples
Infectious mononucleosis, gonorrhea, Hookworm
28
Contaminated soil (direct) example
Hookworm
29
Droplet spread examples
Pertussis & Meningococcal
30
Airborne examples
Measles
31
Food/water (vehicle) example
Hepatitis A (passive vehicle)
32
Improper canned food (vehicle) example
C. Botulinum (provide environment)
33
Mechanical transmission (vector) examples
Flies > shigella & fleas> yersinia pests > plague
34
Biological transmission (vector) examples
Malaria & Guinea worm disease
35
Skin entry example
Hookworm
36
Mucous membrane entry example
Syphilis
37
Blood entry example
Hepatitis B & HIV
38
Rabies transmission profile
Reservoir: Rodents Transmission: Vector (yersinia pest)
39
How to prevent fecal-oral?
Handwashing
40
How to prevent airborne?
Ventillation, filter
41
How to prevent vector borne?
Spray
42
How to prevent tick bites?
Long sleeves
43
Which disease did herd immunity fail
Measles & rubella
44
Examples of point source outbreak
Leukemia in Hiroshima & hepatitis A in Pennsylvania