The 'Epidemiological Triangle' Demonstrates

question 18

Multiple Choice

The 'epidemiological triangle' demonstrates:

• A) the multidirectional relationships between a host, an agent, and an environment.
• B) the hierarchical relationships between reservoirs, hosts, and toxins.
• C) the multidirectional relationships between environments, agents, and sanitation.
• D) the dynamic relationship between biology, culture, and environment.
• E) the co-evolutionary link between humans, animals, and plants.

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Definitions:

Anticipating Problems

The ability to foresee and prepare for potential issues before they occur.

Setting Objectives

The act of establishing specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound goals for an individual or organization to accomplish.

Alternatives

Different options or choices available in a given situation.

Monitoring

The regular observation and recording of activities or processes to ensure they are proceeding as expected.