One health

An intergrated unifying approach that aims to sustainably balance and optimize the health of people animals and ecosystems is the definition of what?

one health

what was the origin of one health

an approach to control zoonotic diseases

what interprofessional collaboration happens at the national level to support one health

• formal coordination

• improve detection

• enhance preparedness

in the state of oho what interprofessional collaboration takes place

• Ohio department of health

• One health in Ohio

what is the cost of one health operations

• time

• skills

• commitment

• capacity

• resources

formed in 2014 a network that aims to increase collaboration across public health and other agencies called what

Global health security agenda

What is the quadripartite partnership for one health

• WHO

• Un environment programe

• WOAH

• Food and agriculture orginization of united nations

in ohio almost ____ of human diseases reportable are ______

• half

• zoonotic

only human cases of diseases are legally required to be _______

reported

what are current global health risks

• emergence and spread of new infectious diseases

• expanding travel and trade

• drug resistance

• accidental release of dangerous pathogens

a majority of global health risks have been ______

zoonotic

how many hours would it take for a disease to spread to a remote village anywhere in the world

36

a legally binding agreement that requires all countries to have the ability to detect, assess, report, and respond

international health regulations

a public health emergencies of international concern is based on what 4 criteria

• is it serious

• is it unusual or unexpected

• risk of international spread

• risk of international travel or trade restrictions

how many countries are able to fulfill the monitoring and evaluation framework for the human sector

1/3rd

a self assessment and external evaluation that assess a countries strengths and gaps within their health system

Joint external evaluation

what is the only veterinary disease eradicated globally

rinderpest

true or false members of woah are obligated to report disease events of animal health significance

True

what is the veterinary role in global health security

• mitigation and prevention

• preparedness

• detection

• response

• recovery

at the state level who should you report animal diseases too

• ohio department of agriculture

• ohio department of health

at the country level who should you report animal diseases too

USDA APhis VS

at the international level who should you report animal diseases too

WOAH

the permanent reduction of risk is _________

mitigation

reducing the vulnerability to the hazard is known as __________

primary mitigation

reducing the effects of the hazard is _______________

secondary mitigation

what are strategies to prevent spillover

• understand risk factors

• implement interventions

• assess risk reduction practices