Why might it be necessary for an organization to alter its targeting strategy over time? Use a specific organizational example in your response. Solution the above said is correct, and some times they need to rethink about their decisions. the reason the complete picture and the situations are different from our assumptions. so, when ever we thinks that we took a wrong decision, there is nothing wrong to rethink about the strategy. there are many examples in the history; one is from Bajaj two wheelers in India. initially they only stick for producing scooters, and they does not go with bikes. but later they changed their openion and started the production of bikes. they are the third largest two wheeler seller in Indian market. so,when the time comes one has to evaluate and analyse his strategies and if he finds any gaps or problems he can change them..

1. With regards to eipdemiology, match the statements in the right column with words or phrases
in the left column. The first reported patient in disease outbreak is called Includes the typical
symptoms of the disease Disease is constantly present in the population Disease producing
microbe Many people acquire disease in an area in a short time The study of the clinical history
of disease Contaminated inanimate objects One only gets this disease when the body is
weakened. Humans harbor pathogen but is not sick nor have symptoms Insects carry pathogen
and may carry it to person's good You get an infection from a member with food borne
infection Continual source of infection Person to person contact like STDs The ratio of number
of deaths over the number of folks that are sick Transmission of disease by an arthropod's bite
The ratio of the # of folks sick over total population The occurrence of new diseases cases
within defined population Insect and other arthropods are examples Pathoden Reservoir
Epidemiology Index case Case definition Epidemic Endemic Direct contact Incidence
Fomites Vectors Mechanical transmission Biological transmission Carriers Secondary cases
Morbidity rate Mortality rate Non-communicable disease Match the statements in the right
column with words or phrases in the left column. Colony Streak-plate technique Standard Plate
counts Iodine Dimerizes the nucleic acid Large number of bacterial cells on medium visible to
the naked eyes.
Solution
Index Case Case Definition Endemic Pathogen Epidemic Epidemology Fomites Secondary
Cases Carriers Mechanical Transmission Non Communicable Disease Reservoir Direct Contact
Mortality Rate Biological Transmission Morbidity Rate Incidence Vectors