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Lab 6

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Total cards: 15•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

what are three requirements for infection to occur

Back (Answer)

a pathogen a susceptible host a conductive environment

#2
Front (Question)

pathogen population size affected by

Back (Answer)

factors within hosts and factors that affect how they move between hosts

#3
Front (Question)

what affects the speed of disease spread

Back (Answer)

rate of transmission, life history of pathogen, ecology and pop of host

#4
Front (Question)

size of disease pop inside host depends on

Back (Answer)

-availability of resources for growth -competition from other diseases -hosts immune response

#5
Front (Question)

distribution and rate of infection of disease can be described by

Back (Answer)

life history pathogenicity transmission rate host density

#6
Front (Question)

hantavirus

Back (Answer)

RNA virus resulting in pulmonary disease in humans. Vectored by deer mice and the disease ecology of hantavirus in humans is directly linked to ecology of the rodents

#7
Front (Question)

how to determine if twto factors are related to eachother

Back (Answer)

-if both variables respond to a common underlying cause, that is not directly causative -one variable causes direct changes in the other variable, direct cause and effect

#8
Front (Question)

responding to common underlying cause=

Back (Answer)

coorelation

#9
Front (Question)

one variable causes direct change in other variable

Back (Answer)

cause and effect

#10
Front (Question)

linear regression

Back (Answer)

used when already suspect a direct causative effect

#11
Front (Question)

how does linear regression work?

Back (Answer)

tries to draw a straight line that minimizes distance of each datapoint from that line –> called line of “best fit”

#12
Front (Question)

r^2

Back (Answer)

coefficient of determination

#13
Front (Question)

larger r^2(close to 1)=

Back (Answer)

very strong linear relationship

#14
Front (Question)

y=a+bx

Back (Answer)

y==independent variable x=independent variable a=y-intercept b=slope of line

#15
Front (Question)

LEARN TO DO A REGRESSION GRAPH

Back (Answer)

OK