21)   The reference group known as a secondary group includes people with whom one has frequent contact.

15)    Attitudes are learned or at least influenced by __________. 

3)  Marketing planning is the first phase of the customer relationship management (CRM) process cycle.

8)    After staying in a boutique hotel in Chicago, Kalya posted a picture on the hotel’s Instagram page and described it as fabulous. This kind of information is considered ________data.    

It was reported in the Daily Sun newspaper (dated 15 May 2020) about an increase in number of mysterious deaths amongst the learners attending High school X in six (6) rural villages in Mpumalanga province. The learners presented with diarrhoea, nausea, vomiting and fever. It was alleged that some died after consuming prepared food that was bought from a local vendor. Samples were collected and these tested positive for Listeria monocytogenes. The lab results were leaked and the newspaper published the names and the results of the affected learners.    1. As a Surveillance Officer you are required to investigate this outbreak. Arrange the following steps that you are likely to undertake, in a logical order.  H- Write a final report and communicate the findings of the investigation D – Collect all the information that describes the setting where the cases occurred G -Set up community-based treatment centers F – Do record review in the health facilities and check all the cases reported and look for additional cases E – Do contact tracing and provide effective treatment C – Write a preliminary report while the investigation is still being carried on J – Check pharmacies, doctors’ rooms, traditional healers etc. for further cases B – Provision of prompt and effective treatment for all the cases is essential to reduce the risk of severe disease and prevent deaths  I – Set prevention and control measures relevant to the local situation, this will also assist in reducing transmission A – Confirm the diagnosis of the notified cases ANSWER by writing only the corresponding letter in the spaces provided for each step. STEP 1= > STEP 2= > STEP 3= >STEP 4= > STEP 5 = > STEP 6= > STEP 7= > STEP 8= > STEP 9= > STEP 10= 2. Use the following options below to answer the questions that follow.  A. Beneficence B. Distributive justice C. Autonomy D. Non maleficence E. Confidentiality and privacy 2.1 Which ethical principle was violated by the vendors? ANSWER = 2.2 Which ethical principle was violated by the newspaper? ANSWER =

The examination commences at 9:00 on Wednesday 06th November 2024 and ends at 14:00.  The examination is divided into two sections. Section A (multiple choice questions – closed book) and the browser guard has been activated for this exam. No course notes or other resources are allowed for this section. The use of the internet is strictly prohibited.The examination is scheduled to take 90 minutes to complete. The use of secondary devices is strictly prohibited.Section B (calculations, long and short questions – open book). The use of the internet is strictly prohibited.The examination is scheduled to take 210 minutes to complete. The examination will be on Blackboard and the Honorlock Proctoring System will be used for invigilation. All the answers are to be written STRICTLY in the Blackboard test tool available. No MS Word or PDF submissions will be allowed. The examination must reflect individual effort and students are not allowed to solicit help from anyone. The grading and all other matters regarding this examination are governed by the general rules of the Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University (SMU)

As a Public Health Practitioner, describe how epidemiologic methods can influence health at a population level. Please describe five (5) important methods. 

Discuss two (2) important biases in cross selection studies? 

Interpret the calculated answer from question 4 above

Comment on the sensitivity of the screening test