Introduction to Public Health Crossword Puzzle

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  • dhs : this department serves as the primary resource for information and guidance to local public health agencies.
  • lead : this heavy metal was used in paint prior to 1978, and was outlawed after being found to cause developmental delays in small children who ingested even a tiny amount of its dust or particles.
  • closedpod : businesses would use this type of dispensing system to treat only their staff in the event of a chemical emergency.
  • mrc : this group of volunteers is deployed when there is an emergency requiring additional assistance.
  • pcaportal : this tool is used to notify public health partners of the need for response/assistance.
  • wedss : this program is used to track communicable disease testing and treatment.
  • phep : focus is on preparing for safety and health of residents in the event of an emergency.
  • grants : the majority of public health funding is given through this type of source.
  • ics : this management system was designed to enable effective and efficient communication and structure in the event of an emergency requiring a large amount of responders.
  • rabies : this virus is introduced to the body via an animal bite. there is no known cure leads to death by attacking the brain and central nervous system.
  • weavr : this registry integrates local, regional, and state emergency response volunteers into one united team.
  • openpod : these pods generally treat regions of people. it is not specified by business or industry. often involves long lines and extensive waiting times to receive treatment.
  • kronos : public health employees use this system to track how much grant money is being used each day on an individual employee basis.
  • fema : this federal agency functions as a central point for emergency preparedness and response activities.