Public Health Flashcards

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What was APHA called before Oct 2014?

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AHVLA

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What do the Home Office Veterinary Inspectorate do?

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Oversee Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986

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Total cost of Campylobacter?

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£900m

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When was first Hanta virus case?

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2012

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What causes rat bite fever?

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Spirillum minus and streptobacillus moniliformis

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What is the animal reservoir of Hep E?

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Pigs

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What is the animal reservoir for SARS?

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Civet

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WHat is the animal reservoir for Hanta virus?

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Rat

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How do humans commonly get Hep E?

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Eating undercooked pork or venison

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Which diseases are commonly from water?

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Cryptosporidium and giardia

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When was German E. Coli epidemic?

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April-July 2011

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When was the mercury health scare for pregnant women?

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May 2002

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When was the listeria outbreak in pregnant mothers?

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March 1989

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When was German salmonella bovismorbificans outbreak?

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Jan 2005

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When was Sudan 1 outbreak?

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Feb 2005

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What food is the most common cause of disease outbreak?

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Eggs and egg products

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How many people fall ill from WHO’s 31 foodborne diseases?

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600 million

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How many people die from WHO’s 31 foodborne diseases?

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420,000

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How many DALYs are lost due to WHO’s 31 disease borne illnesses?

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33 million

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What % of the population suffers food poisoning annually?

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10%

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What is haemolytic uraemic syndrome?

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Kidney blood vessel endothelium damage

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Which are rare entero-invasive forms of Salmonella causing septicaemia?

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Virchow and Java

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Which are human adapted Salmonella serotypes?

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Typhi and paratyphi

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Which Salmonella serotypes are associated with food borne disease and subclinical infection of livestock?

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Typhimurium and enteritidis

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Which Salmonella strains are animal adapted and of variable human pathogenicity?
Dublin, abortus-ovis and cholerae-suis
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What kind of silage harbours listeria?
Butyric
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Which kind of foods are susceptible to algal toxins?
Shellfish and crustaceans
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Is food poisoning notifiable?
Yes
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What is the only small animal disease dealt with by the APHA?
Rabies
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Who pays for the APHA?
Government through tax
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How many avian flu outbreaks have there been recently?
7
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How big is the protection zone?
3km
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When was teh APHA created?
1945
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What does Schmallenberg virus cause?
Deformities
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How much preservative is used for samples?
10 times as much as the sample
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How often does the APHA release disease surveillance reports?
Monthly
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How often does the APHA release species-specific disease reports?
Quarterly
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What is the "VIDA" annual report?
Veterinary investigation diagnosis analysis
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What is PED?
Porcine epidemic diarrhoea
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What causes blood sweating in calves?
Bovine neonatal pancytopenia - intestines fill with blood, mothers produce anitbodies against blood cells
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What caused botulism in cattle?
Eating food contaminated with dead poultry
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What is a "VIC"?
Veterinary investigation centre
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What is the most expensive disease?
PRR - affects sheep and goats
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When was the Schamallenberg serological bank opened?
2013
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How much did the BSE, FMD and swine fever outbreaks cost the taxpayer?
£18 billion
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How many autosomal recessive traits do pedigree dogs have?
300
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What animals does Hendra come from?
From fruit bats to horses to humans
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What animal does Nipah virus come from?
Pigs
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Which virus causes PMWS?
Porcine circovirus-2
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When was the OIE created?
25/1/1924
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How many countries were members of the OIE in 2007?
169
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How much money did the FMD epidemic cost?
£7,600 million
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What % loss in milk yield does FMD cause?
50%
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What kind of virus are measles, distemper and Rinderpes?
Morbillivirus
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When was Rinderpest eradication announced?
2010
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What is the vector of bluetongue?
Culicoides biting midge
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What kind of virus is WNV?
Flavivirus
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When did american WNV outbreak begin?
1998/9
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When was the equine WNV vaccine launched?
2005
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How many annual deaths in the USA are caused by influenza A?
5000-30,000
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How many people did the 1918 flu pandemic cause?
20-100 million
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When was the Bubonic Plague?
1347-1351
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Which subtypes of influenza are highly pathogenic?
H5 and H7
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How many Ebola deaths were there up to Feb 2015?
9177
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How many ebola deaths were there up to Jan 16?
11,315
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When was the index case for the Ebola outbreak?
2 year old boy in a village in Guinea in 2013.
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Which animals don't get BSE?
Horses
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What is the main source of Hendra and Nipah viruses?
Fruit bat urine
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What is the vector of West Nile Virus?
Mosquitos
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What strain of flu was the 1918 outbreak?
H1N1
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What is the morbidity and mortality like in Seal Distemper Virus in the North Sea?
Low morbidity, high mortality
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How much would FMD vaccinations cost every 10 years?
1bn euros
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What kind of virus is WNV?
Flavivirus
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When was Rinderpest eradication announced?
2010
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Is Salmonella notifiable?
No - reportable
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Are HPAI and LPAI notifiable?
Yes
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Why does FMD have a greater impact on the developing world?
Prevents access to international trade
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How is Blue Tongue transmitted?
Midges (Culicoides)
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Which H subtypes are HPAI?
5 or 7