What is ecology?

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The main task of human ecology Infectious diseases
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Goal of human ecology to public health
● Syndrome
What is epidemiology?
● Disease acquirement:
Two fundamental assumptions of epidemiology ●
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Infection acquirement
Epidemiological model/triad STD’s
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Determinants: ●
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● Routes of exposure
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● Direct contact
Types of epidemiological studies ●
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Droplet spread
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Indirect transmission
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Elements of the chain of infection
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3. 5.
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a. Explain Transmission
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Communicable disease transmission
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a. Infectious disease
b. Contamination
c. Decontamination
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c. Infection prevention
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e. a. Ex.
Communicable disease control 2.
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Prevention promoting measures/healthy habits a. Date:
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● d. Agency
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STD’s prevention promoting measures b. Pres.
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● d. Agency
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● b. Pres.
c. Sena:
Hierarchy of control d. Agency
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2. b. Pres.
● c. Sena:
3. d. Agency
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4. a. Date:
● b. Pres.
5. c. Sena:
● d. Agency
Disease Differentiation 7.
1. a. Date:
2. b. Pres.
3. c. Sena:
Epidemiology studies include d. Agency
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2. a. Date:
3. b. Pres.
a. c. Sena:
4. d. Agency
5. Classifying diseases by:
6. A. Communicabilty
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Human ecology component B. Occurrence
- Factors within an ecosystem a.
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Human ecology b.
● Adap C. Pattern of Incidence
● Con a.
Demography b.
● Study of human population n relation to the c.
chnmages brought about by the interplay of d.
birth, , and . D. Severity
● Demography a.
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○ d.
○ Types of infectious diseases
Environmental Laws 1.
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a. Date: 3.
b. Pres. 4.
c. Sena:
d. Agency Stages of Disease
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How pathogenes cause disease
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