Lecture 3 Flashcards

(8 cards)

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Epidemiology

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  • population level
  • analysis and application in prevention and control
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ID in leading causes of disease

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  • flu decreased over years - vaccines
  • HIV outbreak
  • development of effective treatments
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3
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Infectivity

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proportion exposed who become infected

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Pathogenicity

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proportion of infected who develop clinical symptoms

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Virulence

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degree of pathology caused by the organism - proportion of severe cases

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P-value

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how likely it is that the observed data occurred by chance

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Kawasaki disease

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  • systemic vasculitis
  • presumed to be associated with infectious diseases
  • thought to be associated with new haven coronavirus - bigger sample size proved no
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Diagnostics

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  • low cost, high accuracy, rapid turnaround time
  • choice of population to screen is important for validation
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