An important point about the agent-host-environment model (the
epidemiologic triangle) of epidemiologic investigation is that:
A. the agent is not as important a factor in disease causality
as the host or the environment.
B. diseases are multi-causal.
C. it is necessary that the agent is linked to both the host and
the environment and that the agent is present in every case of the
disease.
D. in order to prove causality, which is a difficult task, the
researcher must prove...
Apply the epidemiology triangle to the following communicable
diseases: Tuberculosis
Identify the host, agent, and environment for tuberculosis
What is/are the route(s) of transmission?
What type of immunity is obtained, if any?
Describe CHN interventions at the primary, secondary, and
tertiary level.
What are the barriers to controlling tuberculosis and how can a
P/CHN intervene?
Identify and post an evidenced-based infographic on
tuberculosis
In an organization there are four Hosts (i.e. Host A, Host B,
Host C and Host D) connected to a Router (i.e. Router0). Explain in
your own words (a) what happens when each of the four Hosts send a
broadcast (b) How many broadcast domains are on the Router0? (c) If
the Router (i.e. Router0) is replaced by a hub, how many broadcast
domains are on the hub? (d) If the Router (i.e. Router0) is
replaced by a switch, how...
EpidemiologyWhen dealing with infectious diseases, Epidemiologists have
another triad: Agent, Host, Environment. So what does Environment
actually mean, and with global climatic change, how does this
affect it, if it does?
Consider a scenario where Host A and Host B want to send
messages to Host C. Hosts A and C are connected by a channel that
can lose and corrupt (but not reorder) messages. Hosts B and C are
connected by another channel (independent of the channel connecting
A and C) with the same properties. The transport layer at Host C
should alternately deliver M (M>1) consecutive messages received
from A to its application layer and N (N>1) consecutive messages...
1. a) What is oxidation?
b) What is an oxidizing agent?
c) What is reduction?
d)What is a reducing agent?
2. What does the term redox/red-ox stand
for?
3. a) How are electrons carried to the ETS/ETC
in cellular respiration? How in photosynthesis?
b) From where did these
electrons originally get their potential energy in cellular
respiration? Where in
photosynthesis?
4. Where is the ETC/S located in our cells?
Be specific!
Where is it...
a) What does an exchange rate tell us? b) What is triangle
arbitrage? c) What are absolute purchasing power parity and
relative purchasing power parity? d) What are covered interest
arbitrage and interest rate parity? e) What are uncovered interest
parity and the International Fisher Effect? f) What are the two
methods for international capital budgeting? g) What is the
difference between short-run interest rate exposure and long-run
interest rate exposure? How can you hedge each type? h) What is...
WHAT IS THE
A. MEAN
B. THE VARIANCE
C. THE STANDARD DEVIATION
Respondent
QUESTION 1
QUESTION 2
QUESTION 3
QUESTION 4
QUESTION 5
QUESTION 6
QUESTION 7
QUESTION 8
OBESE?
A
2
1
2
1
3
4
3
2
N
B
1
2
1
5
3
1
3
5
N
C
2
5
3
3
3
3
4
2
N
D
2
4
3
3
3
3
3
5
N
E
2
4
4
1
5
3
4
2
N...