Across
- 5. Pathogenic infections that can move from animals to humans.
- 7. A sufficient number of immune members of the population to grant the entire population immunity.
- 9. When a disease is widespread, either around a country or the world.
- 10. Illness that resides in population.
- 11. Site where high numbers of animals are grown in confined spaces, also called a factory farm.
- 12. Separation of restricting the movements of a person who has been exposed to an infectious disease to monitor them.
- 13. Infection contracted from interaction with the healthcare system.
- 14. Infection rate above the normal expected levels in a population.
- 15. Chemicals used on living tissues to kill pathogens.
- 16. Chemicals used to kill pathogens on non-living surfaces.
Down
- 1. Infection acquired in the healthcare system.
- 2. Guidance created by the Centers of Disease Control to prevent infections.
- 3. Free of pathogens.
- 4. Infection acquired from outside the healthcare system.
- 6. Separation of infected people from non-infected people.
- 8. A weakened form of virus.