Across
- 1. The science of studying disease in populations
- 7. The Tri-Cities include Kennewick, Pasco, and _____
- 9. Washington's "all-___" emergency management approach
- 11. Public health decisions should be based on this--not opinion
- 14. The process of turning data into useful information
- 15. Every public health leader wishes there was more of this
- 16. Coordinated action taken during an emergency
- 18. The phase that follows emergency response
- 21. Staff time, expertise, and resources available to accomplish the work
- 24. Public health's greatest achievement is often something that never happens
- 25. Safe drinking water is one of the greatest public health accomplishments in history
- 26. One of the most valuable assets during an emergency is public ____
- 27. The nutrition program serving Women, Infants, and Children
- 28. A river that connects Benton and Franklin Counties
Down
- 2. Preparing before an emergency occurs
- 3. A fair and just chance to achieve optimal health
- 4. Wildfire ____ smoke can reduce air quality throughout Benton and Franklin Counties
- 5. Disease spread through contaminated food is considered ___ illness
- 6. Everyone deserves a fair opportunity to achieve their best health
- 7. The ability of a community to recover and adapt after hardship
- 8. Air Quality Index
- 10. Continuous monitoring used to detect disease trends and outbreaks
- 12. One of the most effective disease prevention tools
- 13. Protection against disease, whether natural or vaccine-induced
- 17. A mosquito can act as this by spreading disease
- 19. Abbreviation for Foundational Public Health Services
- 20. Actions taken to lessen the impacts of future disasters
- 22. A disease carried by mosquitoes that occasionally appears in Washington
- 23. The center of every public health effort
- 24. Before opening a restaurant, one of these is often required