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Epidemiology and Biostatistics Review
Guide – Exam 1

Chapter 1 - Foundations of Epidemiology - ANS

Define epidemiology - ANSThe have a look at of the distribution and determinants of
health-associated states or occasions in specific populations, and the software of this look at to
the manipulate of health issues.

Define epidemic - ANSa full-size occurrence of an infectious sickness in a network at a
particular time.

Define endemic - ANSinfection of a specific region

Define pandemic - ANSworldwide epidemic

descriptive epidemiology - ANSThe factor of epidemiology involved with organizing and
summarizing fitness-associated statistics consistent with time, area, and character

analytic epidemiology - ANSa shape of epidemiology that investigates reasons and associations
among factors or activities and health

Descriptive epidemiology vs analytic epidemiology - ANSdescriptive--observes and describes
disorder patterns in a population
analytic--identifies associations between ailment or health and their reasons--looks for the
etiology of sickness

List the six dimensions of fitness - ANSPhysical, Social, Mental, Emotional, Spiritual,
Environmental

commonplace-source - ANSsingle supply for all of the people infected

propagated - ANSspread character to individual

combined epidemics - ANSA mixture of commonplace supply and blended

primary case - ANSThe first disorder case within the populace is the number one case

index case - ANSThe first ailment case brought to the eye of the epidemiologist is the index
case

, secondary case - ANSare those individuals who grow to be inflamed and ill after a disorder has
been introduced into a population and who become inflamed from touch with the primary case

suspect case - ANSAn person who has all of the signs and signs and symptoms of a sickness
or circumstance, yet now not identified

Disease transmission modes, - ANSDirect transmission: direct, man or woman-to-individual
touch

Indirect transmission: Disease transmission related to an intermediate step• air-borne; small
breathing droplets• fomite-borne; gadgets

Epidemiology Triangle - ANShost, agent, surroundings

chain of infection - ANSinfectious agent, reservoir, portal of exit, mode of transmission, portal of
access, prone host

Three ranges of prevention used in public health and epidemiology - ANSPrimary Prevention:
Forestall onset of infection or injury at some point of prepathogenesis period

Secondary Prevention: Early diagnosis and prompt remedy earlier than sickness will become
advanced and incapacity extreme

Tertiary Prevention; Aimed at rehabilitation following tremendous pathogenesis; retrain,
reeducate ,rehabilitate

Chapter 2 - Historic Developments in Epidemiology - ANS

Hippocrates the First Epidemiologist(460-377 B.C.) - ANS"Founder of Medicine" During the
Golden Age in Greece he became a scientist that believed all illnesses got here from natural
causes. He additionally had excessive ideals for physicians & an oath turned into made this is
nonetheless used today.

James Lind (1716-1794) - ANSApplied experimental methods to perceive that consuming citrus
culmination have been powerful treatments for scurvy amongst sailors at sea (H.M.S. Salisbury,
1747)
Also made medical observations, used experimental design, asked classical epidemiological
questions, located the populace modifications and their impact on ailment, and considered
assets of causation, together with place, time, and season

John Snow (1813-1858) - ANS•A health practitioner and the anesthesiologist of Queen Victoria
of England
•Conducted a descriptive study all through a cholera outbreak in 1848

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