Infectious Diseases

1. Fecal-oral route; poor sanitation
2. less common influenza
4. the occurrence of a disease in a community or region in excess of normal expectancy
5. the public health's response to preventing infectious diseases
9. gathering the who, what, when, and where
11. a way that tuberculosis can be transmitted
13. a complication from the flu
14. one of the possible outcomes of infection
16. nonhuman organisms that play a role in the transmission of an infectious agent from source to host
17. prophylactic administration for HIV
22. seven times more likely to contract TB than whites
25. the constant presence of a disease within a geographic area or population
26. sexual and oral-oral contact
27. an epidemic that occurs worlwide and affects large populations
28. type of precautions that should be taken with all diseases

1. risk increased with sexually transmitted disease
2. spread through the air from airborne droplets
3. especially important with influenza
6. outbreaks are common in the winter and spring
7. large epidemic influenza
8. Transmitted in body fluids that contain infected CD4 & T-cells
10. a yearly means of flu prevention
12. more regionalized influenza
13. education on how to eliminate risky behaviors
15. communicable diseases such as gonorrhea and HIV infection that can be transmitted sexually
18. the entry, development, and multiplication of the infectious agent in the susceptible host
19. overcrowding and poor sanitation populations
20. used to artificially increase immunity to a particular disease
21. one type of tuberculosis you can get
23. Tuberculosis screening
24. type of prevention administering a PPD test is