Public Health Terminology
Across
- 4. health interventions aimed at disease prevention and health promotion that affect entire population
- 8. rate number of deaths scaled to the size of a population, usually in unity of 1000 per year
- 11. regular collection of data on relevant components of health and its determinants aimed at informing public health policy
- 12. technology to differentiate those who have a disease
- 15. any insect rodent or animal capable of harboring and spreading disease
- 16. of potential life lost measure of premature death that occurs before 75
- 17. the rate of new cases or events one a specified time period for the at-risk population; commonly newly identified cases
- 18. a factor like a microorganism r a chemical that causes disease
- 20. a point of reference or a standard which measurements or data can be compared
- 22. a widespread occurrence of an infectious disease
Down
- 1. an act that interferes with a condition to modify it
- 2. statistics data derived from collected reports like live births deaths etc
- 3. a widespread occurrence of a disease in the world
- 5. a sudden increase in occurrences of a disease
- 6. characteristics to measure by group like age or gender
- 7. a human or animal which are exposed to and harbor disease
- 9. rate the rate that a disease or illness occurs in a population
- 10. assessment process of evaluating adverse effects by substance, activity, lifestyle
- 12. an ongoing, systematic collection analysis and interpretation of data
- 13. mortality death of infants in a calendar year as expressed by 1000 live births
- 14. refers to the proportion of a particular population found to be affected a medical condition, disease or a risk factor
- 19. a disease outbreak that is consistently present in a particular region
- 21. the study and analysis of the distribution and patterns of health and disease conditions in a population