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Epidemics & Pandemic

QuestionAnswer
absence of microorganisms obtained through aseptic procedures which help eliminate pathogens Asepsis
individuals are infected from the same source at the same time, such as contaminated food at a restaurant Common-Source Outbreak
sudden outbreak of a disease affecting a particular region, community or population Epidemic
individual who studies an area of epidemiology Epidemiologist
study of the distribution and determinants of diseases or disorders Epidemiology
preventative medical intervention given to protect individuals from a disease Immunization
practice of separating individuals who have contagious diseases from the rest of the population Isolation
outbreak including both common-source and propagated characteristics Mixed Outbreak
infectious diseases which spread rapidly across populations Outbreak
infectious diseases which spread across multiple populations or geographic areas Pandemic
diseases passed between individuals through direct contact, vehicle-borne transmission or vector-borne transmission Propagated Outbreak
science of preventing epidemics and pandemics and improving the health of populations Public Health
practice of separating individuals or reducing the movement of individuals who may have been infected with a contagious disease Quarantine
populations with hesitance toward receiving vaccinations Vaccine Resistance
individuals who are more susceptible to contracting illnesses based on personal characteristics or living situations Vulnerable Population
responsible for notifying the public of disease cases and providing pandemic preparedness plans World Health Organization (WHO
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