Natural History and Spectrum of Disease
Natural History and Spectrum of Disease
Natural History and Spectrum of Disease
AND SPECTRUM OF
DISEASE
CONCEPTS OF DISEASE
OCCURRENCE
Critical premise of epidemiology is that disease and other health
events do not occur randomly in population, but are more likely to
occur in some members of the population than others because of
risk factors that may not be distributed randomly in the population
Critical premise of epidemiology is that disease and other health
events do not occur randomly in population, but are more likely
to occur in some members than others because of risk factors
that may not be distributed randomly in the population
Disease is the result of imbalance interaction between
Host
Agent
Environment
FAKTOR HOST
Infectivity
The ability of an agent to cause infection in susceptible host
In theory, depends on the minimum number of agent entered
Pathogenicity
The ability of an agent to cause disease
In theory, depends on virulence factor, port de entry, and the
number of agent entered
Virulence
The ability of an agent to cause death
Describes the severity of disease after infection has occurred
FAKTOR LINGKUNGAN
Direct transmission
Direct contact : Skin-to-skin contact, kissing, sexual intercourse
Droplet spreads : Spray with large, short-range aerosols
produced by sneezing, coughing, talking
Indirect transmission
Airborne : Carried by dust or droplet nuclei suspended in air
Vehicle : Food, water, biologic products, fomites
Vectors : Mosquitoes, fleas, ticks
PORT DE ENTRY
Fase klinis
Mulai muncul gejala dan tanda penyakit
Jika tidak diberikan intervensi, maka semakin lama akan
semakin berat
Fase terminasi
Sembuh, cacat, atau kematian
Muncul komplikasi, rekurens, relaps
LEVEL OF PREVENTION
Medical rehabilitation
Procedures to restore the anatomic structure, anatomic and
physiologic functions to as near normal as possible
Vocational rehabilitation
Involving training and education so as to enable the person to
earn a livelihood
Social rehabilitation
Restoration of the family and social relationships
Psychological rehabilitation
Restoration of the personal dignity and confidence