The document provides instructions for an epidemiology project where students must create an information sheet on a specific disease. It includes a rubric that outlines the key elements to be included in the disease project such as an introduction, description of physical symptoms, causes, transmission, treatment, prevention, citations, and overall appearance. Students are tasked with researching and presenting information on the assigned disease.
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The document provides instructions for an epidemiology project where students must create an information sheet on a specific disease. It includes a rubric that outlines the key elements to be included in the disease project such as an introduction, description of physical symptoms, causes, transmission, treatment, prevention, citations, and overall appearance. Students are tasked with researching and presenting information on the assigned disease.
The document provides instructions for an epidemiology project where students must create an information sheet on a specific disease. It includes a rubric that outlines the key elements to be included in the disease project such as an introduction, description of physical symptoms, causes, transmission, treatment, prevention, citations, and overall appearance. Students are tasked with researching and presenting information on the assigned disease.
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Disease Project
Epidemiologists are health professionals who study of the distribution of
diseases in populations and of factors that influence the occurrence of disease. They attempt to determine who is prone to a particular disease; where risk of the disease is highest; when the disease is most likely to occur and its trends over time; what exposure its victims have in common; how much the risk is increased through exposure; and how many cases of the disease could be avoided by eliminating the exposure. Your job as an epidemiologist is to prepare an information sheet or brochure on a specific disease. It needs to include the following items:
Disease Project Rubric
Category Scoring Criteria Points Teacher Evaluation Introduction An introduction that provides a brief description of the 10 disease. The introduction should also include information about the scientists who discovered the disease and the time period in which the discovery was made. . Physical Describe the physical symptoms associated with this 20 Symptoms disease – what are the initial signs and symptoms of the disease; do new symptoms develop; are there specific tests for the disease; what is the prognosis; are certain individuals more susceptible? Can the disease come back? Cause of Disease Explain what causes the disease – bacteria, virus, fungi, 10 or protist. Give the genus and species or viral name. Transmission Explain how the disease is transmitted - person to person, 10 direct or indirect contact, etc. Treatment Explain methods used to relieve symptoms - be sure to 10 consider all aspects of treatment including medication, rest, etc. Is this disease curable? How is this disease treated? Are there alternative medicines? Prevention How can you prevent this disease? Is there a vaccine for 10 the disease? If yes, what type of vaccine is it? What is the recommended schedule of vaccination for this disease? Are booster shots required? Are there any side effects? Work Sited Your information should come from at least three 10 different sources - books, the Internet, newspaper, etc. Sources should be properly cited using the MLA style. Creativity Does this project format display any form of creativity? 10 Appearance & This project is due ******. 10 Timeliness
Helpful websites: Center for Disease Control http://www.cdc.gov/ World Health Organization http://www.who.int/topics/infectious_diseases/en/
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