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11. - Radioactive atoms are unstable because they have too much energy. When they release energy, they are said to decay. When studying cesium-137, it is found that during the course of decay over 365 days, 1 , 000 , 000 radioactive atoms are reduced to 977,287 radioactive atoms. a. Find the mean number of radioactive atoms lost through decay in a day. b. Find the probability that on a given day, 50 radioactive atoms decayed. .
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10. Explain the significance of the quote from Richard Halverson, former chaplain of the U.S. Senate, which appears on p. 7. 11 Some people, such as Ayn Rand, would defend universal ethical egoism as being part of the natural order of the universe. What argument can be made for it as a good philosophy of life, as something to celebrate rather than criticize? 12. Explain how the article in the Web Links section about "lunch shaming" makes a case for altruism. 13. If you haven't already seen it, watch either the movie Wall Street or the movie The Wolf of Wall Street, then explain two things: How do the characters in either film express their embrace of ethical egoism, and how does the film itself make a case for ethical egoism as a bad philosophy of life? 14. What is the essence of the arguments presented by Mencius and Bishop Joseph Butler, both of whom are cited in the lecture notes, in support of the possibility of altruism? Be sure to refer to both figures, not just one. 15. Some people have asserted that "Greed is good." How could this statement be seen as an expression of philosophical/ethical egoism? How can greed possibly be good? 16. Is texting while driving an ethical issue? Is there a principle involved? If so, which one? 17. Read the Portland Press Herald article about Maine's concems regarding child safety protection in the Web Links. What social contract ethical question is being raised here?
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2.Discuss some of the examples given your book.
3.Some steps we can take to prevent an outbreak of the diseases.
Emerging Infectious Diseases LEARNING OBJECTIVE 14-19 List several probable reasons for emerging infectious diseases, and name one example for each reason. Emerging infectious diseases (EIDs) are diseases that are new or changing, are showing an increase in incidence in the CHAPER 14 . Princlples of Disease and Epidemiologg 411. recem past, or show a potential to increase in the near future (see Chapter 1). An emerging disease can be caused by a virus. a bacterium, a fungus, a protonoan, or a helminth. About 75% of emerging infectious diseases are zoonotic, mainly of viral origin, and are likely to be vecton borne. Several criteria are used for identifyiog an HiD, For exam. ple, some diseases present symptoms that are cleady disinctive from all other diseases. Some are recogrized because improved diagnostic techniques allow the identification of a new parbogen. Others are identified when a local disease becoines widespread, a rare diskase becomes common, a mild diseas becomes more severe, or an increase in life span permits a alow. disease to develop. Examples of emerging infectious diseases are listed in Table 14.5 and described in the boses in Chapters 8 and 13 (pages 218 . and 367 ) . A variety of factoss contribute to the emerpence of nicw infectious diseases: - New srains, such as E. coli 0157417 and avian influcaza (H5N1). may result from genetic recoenbination between organisms. - A new serovar, sich as Videio dolerae O139, may resulh from changes in or the evolution of existing microorga niams. - The widespread, and sometimes unwarranted, use of antiblotics and pesticides encourages the growth of mote resistant populations of microbes and the vectors (mosquitoes, lice, and eicks) that carry then. - Clobal warming and changes in weather patterns mayy increase the distribution and survival of reervairs and vectors. resulting in the insrodaction and dissemination of diseases. such as malaria and Handavines palmonary syndrome. - Known diseases, such as Zika virus discase, chikungganya. dengue, and West Nile encephalitis, may spread to new geographic areas by modern transportation. This was less likely 100 years ago, when tavel took vo long that infected traveless either died or recovered during passage - Insect vectors transported to new areas can transmit infections brought by human traveles. The African yellow fever mosquito. Aedes aedppli came to the Anecicas with the first European explorers. Yellow ficver yinus was also. brought to the Americas with those first exploren, and A aegypti transmitted the disease to native populations and immigrants alike. The A sian eiger mosquito, A . allopitrie, was. inadvertently brought to Texas on a cargo ship from lapan in 1985. Both Ades ypecies are now estaklished throughout the southem and southwestern stares..
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