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Descriptive epidemiology
frequency and the distribution
Analytical epidemiology
research and study risk and protector factors
Endemic
regional or population limited
Epidemic
An outbreak of disease that attacks many peoples at about the same time and may spread through one or several communities.
Pandemic
When an epidemic spreads throughout the world.
propagated epidemic
multiple outbreaks
point source epidemic
common source
Primary prevention
avoids the development of a disease
Secondary prevention
activities are aimed at early disease detection
Tertiary prevention
reduces the negative impact of an already established disease
The triangle
Environmental
Agent
Host
Animal reservoirs
Zoonotic
James Lind
Scurvy (experimental study)
Edgar Sydenstricker
Morbidity (cross-sectional)
Wynder and Graham
Tobacco and lung cancer (case-control)
Hippocrates
environmental disease
factors influence disease conditions
introduced epidemic and endemic
Thomas Sydenham
Fresh air, exercise and healthy diet
James Lind
Scurvy and limes
Benjamin Jesty
Noticed milkmaids and smallpox
Edward Jenner
Invented vaccination for smallpox
Ignaz Semmelweis
Handwashing
John Snow
Identified transmission and incubation of cholera
Louis Pasteur
Anthrax vaccine
Robert Koch
Photographed microbes
Water purification
Pure cultures
Steam sterilization
John Graunt
Life table
William Farr
Multifactorial etiology
vital stats
Bernardion Ramazzini
Occupational medicine
ergonomics
T.K. Takaki
Eliminated beriberi from Japanese navy
George Soper
Identified typhoid mary
Lemuel Shattuck
Established "Boards of health"
Edgar Sydenstricker
Morbidity stats catagories
Doll and Hill
Cancer/Lung association
Vitamin A
Deficiency:
Night blindness
Keratomalacia
Xerophthalmia

Overdose:
Hypervitaminosis A
Vitamin B1 thiamin
Deficiency:
Beriberi
Wernicke-korsakoff syndrome

Overdose:
Hypersensitive reactions (resembling anaphylactic shock)
Drowsiness
Vitamin B2
Deficiency:
Ariboflavinosis

Overdose:
?
Vitamin B3
Deficiency:
Pellagra

Overdose:
Liver damage
Vitamin B5
Deficiency:
Paresthesia

Overdose:
?
Vitamin B6
Deficiency:
Anemia peripheral neuropathy

Overdose:
Impairment of proprioception
Nerve damage
Vitamin B7
Deficiency:
Dermatitis, enteritis

Overdose:
?
Vitamin B9
Deficiency:
Birth defects (neural tube defects)

Overdose:
Possible decrease in seizure threshold
Vitamin B12
Deficiency:
Megaloblastic anemia

Overdose:
No known toxicity
Vitamin C
Deficiency:
Scurvy

Overdose:
Vitamin C megadosage
Vitamin D
Deficiency:
Rickets and Osteomalacia

Overdose:
Hypervitaminosis D
Vitamin E
Deficiency:
Deficiency is very rare; mild hemolytic anemia in newborn

Overdose:
Increased congestive heart failure seen in one large randomized study
Vitamin K
Deficiency:
Bleeding diathesis

Overdose:
Increases coagulation in patients taking warfarin.
prodrome
early pre-symptoms
fastigium
maximum intensity of disease
defervescence
return to normality
Convalescence
gradual recovery of health
Line Listing
allows listing of properties
Frequency Distribution
numeral separation of occurances
Attack rate
# of new incidents
Mortality rate
Deaths/population at midyear