10. How would the incorporation of an ecosystem perspective into public health decision-making improve our ability to mange climate change and infectious. Give at least three detailed examples of how an ecosystem perspective can contribute to the understanding and management of zoonotic disease risks?

Why B is correct

match the interaction example with the type of interaction 1.                                                                        burrs (seeds) being carried on the back of a mammal                                                                        rust fungus & wheat                                                                        colorado potato beetle and potato leaves                                                                        rhizobia and legumes                                                                        dandelions and grass A. commensalism B. parasitism C. herbivory D. mutualism E. competition 2. match the examples of plant defense strategies with the type of defense that it represents                                                             reinforcing the cell wall with polysaccharides…

1. Using a Venn diagram, illustrate the similarities and differences of Indigenous Science and Technology practices and Western Science. (Examples: on similarity- Scientists practice honesty and inquisitiveness, on differences- more of practical applications for indigenous science and technology; while modern or western science and technology is more of fundamental physical and chemical processes.)

2. You are taking care of a foreign patient who does not have a family member to visit him. He was just here for official business reasons, but unfortunately, figured in an accident, thus hospitalized. Considering Levine's theory, what are the factors that you must be aware of as a nurse? Give examples on how you can apply conservation for the said patient

A study by Murray, C. J., & Lopez, A. D. (1996). Evidence-based health policy---Lessons from the Global Burden of Disease Study, what do you think are the critical implications to emerge from this study, is creating evidenced-based health policy a viable option in the global environment and what do think are the benefits and barriers to evidence-based health policy?

13. The smallest number of individuals which can exist without extinction due to random catastrophic variations is referred to as: a) Minimum population b) Minimal viable population c) Survival population d) Population resiliency 14. What is the term for a plant or animal species introduced into a community where it may disrupt balance in an ecosystem and threaten biodiversity? a. b. c) 1200 d) 500 C. d. e. parasite predator prey indigenous species nonindigenous species 15. A population of Trout in Lake Ontario is being studied. 500 Salmon were caught, tagged, and released. Later, 100 fish were caught. Of the those, 18 were tagged. Estimate the population size. a) 3125 b) 2778

Mistletoe is a popular Christmas plant but in nature will grow on trees. It penetrates its roots into the tree it is growing on and consumes nutrients from the tree. What type of community interaction is this? Parasitism Commensalism (c) Mutualism Competition

In considering the ecology of infectious disease, which factor or factors determine (s) occurrence of infectious diseases? O microbe and environmental factors O microbe factors O microbe, host, environmental factors O host and microbes factors

3. Which of the following factors is thought to be the most protective against colony collapse disorder (CCD) in pollinating honeybees? A. fungus infections B. biodiversity of flowers C. virus infections D. pesticide exposure E. malnutrition