Monitoring Diseases Answers

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Diabetes is an example of ✔ a chronic diseasepublic healthcancera longitudinal study

A measure of how satisfied a person is with his or her abilities, health, and everyday functioning is called ✔ quality of lifedisease surveillanceprevalenceepidemiology

One job of disease-prevention experts is ✔ monitoring diseaseresearching diseaseepidemiologyhealth promotion

Select the word or phrase that best completes each sentence.A ✔ diseaseepidemiologyincidenceprevalence

Select the word or phrase that best completes each sentence.✔ Disease trackingHealth promotionDisease preventionIncidence

The public health agency that specializes in the tracking, study, and prevention of disease in the United States is called:

Which combination of information is most useful to public-health officials?

Which group is most likely to receive the first signs that flu cases are on the rise?

What can be learned from disease monitoring?

Which findings could have been made from analyzing data in the cancer registry?

A person who studies how and where diseases affect people and how diseases can be controlled is called:

A field devoted to helping people learn to control factors that affect disease to improve their health is called disease tracking✔ health promotiondisease preventionhealth prevalence

The agency that communicates with health organizations around the world is called:

Disease surveillance means:

What is a step that health officials may decide to take if they learn that flu cases are on the rise in their area?

How can education efforts to promote healthy foods and exercise improve the quality of life of people who are obese?

What types of information are included in a cancer registry? Select all that apply.

Which group of people might be most likely to pursue a degree in public health to help them in their work?

Disease trackingHealth promotionHealth prevalence✔ Disease prevention