Lecture 3 Flashcards

1
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Single host transmission mechanisms

A
  1. Droplets
  2. Direct contact (Sexually transmitted, bites, perinatal)
  3. Environmental contamination
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2
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Abundance population growth

A

Growth rate is directly proportional to individuals in population

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3
Q

What is a problem with this model abundance population growth?

A

It predicts limitless growth to massive population sizes
-resources eventually run out

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4
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What is beta in SIR model

A

Transmission rate per unit

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5
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What is k in the SIR model

A

Number of contacts per unit time

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6
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What is pi

A

Transmission probability per contact

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7
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What is N in SIR

A

Population size

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8
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In the S’ model why is the transmission rate negative

A

Loss of susceptibles becomes/moves to infected so (-)

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9
Q

How to find the amount of time you remain sick for

A

1/gamma

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10
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What is gamma*I in I’ model

A

Transmission rate of infectious to resistant (get better)

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11
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What is gamma*I in R’ model

A

Probability of becoming resistant

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12
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What does the S’ model

A

Transmission of S to I

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13
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What is does the I’ model

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Transmission of I to R

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14
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What does the R’ model

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Probability of becoming R

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15
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What is R0

A

How many people 1 infected individual will infect

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16
Q

How to find R0 (Basic reproduction number)

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R0 = (BN) / (1y)

17
Q

How do we know if an epidemic will continue or not continue

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R0 > 1 = epidemic continues
R0 < 1 = epidemic dies out

18
Q

How to find herd immunity threshold

A

1 - 1/R0

19
Q

Total infected is not the same as herd immunity threshold. Why?

A

Some individuals are still infectious once the herd immunity threshold is hit

20
Q

True or false: As population increases R0 decreases

A

False
-As population increases R0 increases

21
Q

True or false: As population decreases R0 decreases as well

A

True

22
Q

Why might culling be used when there is a disease outbreak in animals

A

R0 depends on population density, so if we lower the animal population the