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| Waterborne transmission of pathogens involving water contaminated by raw sewage is an example of what mode of transmission? |
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| A disease that breaks out in explosive proportions within a population is called an ? |
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| The study of factors and mechanisms of disease frequency and spread within a population is ? |
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| An epidemiologist that studies the number of cases of a disease, those segments of the population affected by a disease and the locations and time periods of a disease deals with what type of epidemiology? |
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| An infection acquired in the hospital or other medical facility is |
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| An epidemiological study that tests a hypothesis is referred to as what type of study? |
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| Factors that increase the likelihood of an epidemic include all of the following except: |
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| A non-medicinal substance that has no effect on an individual, but the individual believes is a real treatment is known as a |
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| The total number of people infected within a population at a given time is the |
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| An infection in which the signs and symptoms are not recognized readily because they are too mild is a |
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| Sexually transmitted disease are most often spread by what mode of transmission? |
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| Which of the following organizations sets the standards for international disease control? |
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| TO A HUMAN FROM A VERTEBRATE ANIMAL. |
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| A zoonoses refers to an infectious disease that is transmitted |
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| Which of the following microorganisms are found in soil, a nonliving reservoir, and in animal fecal matter used as fertilizer? |
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| All of the following infectious disease can occur in the fetus when the causative agents cross the placenta except |
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| Worldwide spread of an infectious disease is a |
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| REFERS TO THE FIRST CASE OF AN INFECTIOUS DISEASE OUTBREAK TO BE IDENTIFIED. |
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| WHEN ACQUIRED THROUGH THE RESPIRATORY ROUTE CAUSES BUBONIC PLAGUE |
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| All of the following correspond to Yersinia pestis except |
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| An infectious disease that occurs in a random and unpredictable manner is |
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