PHARMCARE 4 (PUBLIC HEALTH): -Exposure is Brief and simultaneous (immediate or concurrent) exposure.
-All cases develop within one incubation period (food poisoning epidemics).
Features of epidemic curve:
1-Rises and falls rapidly, no secondary waves.
2-Tends to be explosive, with clustering of cases within narrow interval of time.
3-All cases develop within one incubation period.

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-Exposure is Brief and simultaneous (immediate or concurrent) exposure. 
-All cases develop within one incubation period (food poisoning epidemics).
Features of epidemic curve: 
1-Rises and falls rapidly, no secondary waves. 
2-Tends to be explosive, with clustering of cases within narrow interval of time. 
3-All cases develop within one incubation period.

LEIGHTON DWIGHT OBILLOS · Accepted Answer

Common Source Epidemics
A) Single-exposure ‘point’ epidemics

PHARMCARE 4 (PUBLIC HEALTH)

Common Source Epidemics A) Single-exposure ‘point’ epidemics

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