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| 3 ways to reduce pathogens |
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pasteurization
sterilization
disinfection |
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| __exposure of milk to progressively higher temperatures |
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| ___ using heat or chemicals to destroy all life |
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| ___ using chemicals to destroy most pathogens |
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| 4 Primary steps in water purification |
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Definition
1. Filtration
2. Flocculation
3. Sedimentation
4. Sand Filtration |
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| ___allowing water to pass through materials with pores of different sizes |
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| ___addition of aluminum which precipitates certain materials |
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| ___allows the precipitate to settle out |
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| __allowing water to pass through sand which removes anaerobic material |
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| addition of anaerobic material |
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| __ is bubbling oxygen through water to kill anaerobic bacteria |
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| __ is adding chlorine which kills all remaining bacteria |
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| ___ meat and milk inspection |
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Definition
| Department of agriculture |
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Definition
| quality of drugs, food, cosmetics, and advertising of health products |
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| __ handles disease surveillance and restaurant inspections |
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| __ handles the water and air quality |
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Definition
| Environmental Protection Agency |
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| ___ handles the quality of dairy products |
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| ___ handles workplace safety, handling of hazardous materials |
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Definition
| Ocuupational Safety and Health administration |
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Term
| Epidemiological research and health statistics |
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Definition
| Center for Disease Control |
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Term
| __ oversees health care to the underserved |
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Definition
| Health Services Administration |
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| ___ oversees disease research and provided funding |
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Definition
| National Institute of Health |
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Term
| ___ the study of the causes, distribution, and control of diseases in populations |
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| ___ is the number of NEW CASES in the population in a given time |
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Definition
Incidence
How many cases last year? |
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Term
| ___ is the number of people with the disease at a given time |
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Definition
Prevalence
Total Cases right now |
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Term
| ___ is the number of people who DIE from a particular disease |
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| ___ is the number of people who HAVE the disease |
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| ___ is and ESTIMATE as to how long the general population will live |
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| __ is the SUDDEN INCREASE in the number of disease locally |
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| ___ is the NORMAL OCCURRENCE of a disease in a particular locality |
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| ___ is the SUDDEN RISE in the number of the disease world wide |
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| ___ is a disease that has newly appeared |
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| ___ is a disease that has existed previously but is rapidly increasing with incidence or in the geographic extent |
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| 7 Examples of Emerging diseases |
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Definition
EBOLA
Lassa Fever
Lyme Disease
HIV/AIDS
Hantavirus infection
SARS
H1N1 (swine flu)
TB |
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Term
| 2 Examples of Re-Emerging diseases |
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Definition
Multi Drug Resistant Tuberculosis (MDRTb)
Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA) |
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Term
| 2 leading cause of death in infants |
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Definition
1.congenital malformations
2.prematurity |
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Term
| 5 leading cause of death in adults in the US |
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Definition
1. Heart Disease
2. Cancer
3. Respiratory Infection
4. Stroke
5. Accidents |
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Term
| 2 leading causes of death worldwide |
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Definition
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Term
| Secondary treatments of water |
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Definition
5. Sludge Digestion
6. Aeration
7. Chlorination |
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Term
| What part of the water purification process decreases biological oxygen demand (BOD) |
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| high dissolved organic material |
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| measles, mumps, rubella, SABIN |
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Term
| Vaccines are manufactured by 3 ways |
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Definition
Chick embryo
Human diploid cells
Monkey kidney tissue |
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Term
| Chick embryo is manufactured for |
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Definition
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Term
| Human Diploid cells are manufactured for |
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Definition
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Term
| Monkey kidney tissue is manufactured for |
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Definition
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Term
| Post infectious polyradiculopathy |
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Definition
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Term
| Gullian Barre is a disease of |
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Definition
| ascending demyelization of the PNS, can be acquired after a vaccination (influenza) or infection |
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Term
| Study that ID'S risk factors |
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Term
| Study that eliminates placebo |
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| study that goes back in time |
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