Regions having fewer than six persons a per square mile
Geographic areas that are non rural and high population density; more than 99 persons per square mile; cities with at least 20,000, but less than 50,000
Formerly called Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC), a federal and state program to provide financial assistance to needy children deprived of parental support because of death, disability, absence from the home, or in some states, unemployment. This program mandates that women heads-of-household find employment to retain their benefits.
Community assessment, the motorized equivalent of a physical assessment for an individual; windshield refers to looking through the car windshield as the nurse in community health drives through the community collecting data.
Core urban area of 50,000 or more
Take photographs that reflect the community topic with community members.
Standard & preferred TB screening test.
Refers to a group of viral infections that primarily affect the liver.
Most commonly reported STD.
Includes anyone with a personal or occupational interest or concern in a community's life
Having insufficient financial resources to meet basic living expenses
Formal partnerships in which individuals& organizations serve in defined categories such as steering committees, advisory & work groups.
A group of people often living in a defined geographical area
Verticales
Communities having fewer than 20,000 or fewer than 99 persons per square mile
Bacterium that infects mucous membranes of the GU tract, rectum, & pharynx.
Urban Core of at least 10,000,less than 50,000
Most common bloodborne pathogen in the US.
A doctrine of ethics that the purpose of all action should be to bring about the greatest happiness for the greatest number of people and that the value of anything is determined by its utility.
An illness or an abnormal condition or quality.
(in statistics) the rate at which an illness or abnormality occurs, calculated by dividing the number of people who are affected within a group by the entire number of people in that group.
The rate at which an illness occurs in a particular area or population.
Mycobacterial disease caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Transmission usually occurs through exposureto tubercule bacilli in airborne droplets.
Transmitted through exposure to blood, semen,transplanted organs, vaginal secretions, and breast milk
No cure for infection.& considered a chronic disease. Transmitted through direct exposure & infects genitalia & surrounding skin
Area adjacent to a highly populated city.
Incubation 10-90 days,6 weeks to 6 month, within 1 year of infection.
Special supplemental food program administered by the Department of Agriculture through the state health departments; it provides nutritious foods that add to the diets of pregnant and nursing women, infants, and children younger than 5 years. Eligibility is based on income and nutritional risk as determined by a health professional.
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