Research and Explain the Information on Epidemiology Curves (Essay Sample)

Epidemiology
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Epidemic Curves
The first curve is an indicator of point source outbreak that shows the trend of Hepatitis cases during the period between November and December 1978. The curve is an indicator of how Hepatitis occurred in three levels including during the Hepatitis incubation period. Meaning, the disease case did not come about due to person to person disease spread. The presumed onset date indicate that is it not clear when the outbreak began. Food handler case was prevalence beginning started between 18th and 24th with about below one person reported of the illness ("Epidemiology Curves," 2017). The handle case on 30 with two people reported of the disease. The secondary cause’s incident occurred between 6th and 12th. Later between 18th and 24th, two people recorded to have the disease.
The second curve is an intermittent representation of outbreak of diarrheal in the city between December 1989 and January 1990 ("Epidemiology Curves," 2017). The disease appears to have a common source which is not controlled making the disease to recur. The common cause in the case is the biology. The third graph indicates the measles disease began as an infection as a single case and full spread of an epidemic outbreak. It is because of the quick spread that the curve has tall peaks on 5th and 17th December 1970 ("Epidemiology Curves," 2017).The peaks continue until January when the number declines when measures are taken to curb the menace.
I recommend that the first curve quick action needs to be taken to control the emergence of a secondary case. The subsequent case increases the number of the affected and if not corrected fast can lead to an epidem...