A. P. Dufour
A01=Gunther F. Craun
Acute Chemical Poisonings
Acute Gastroenteritis
agent
Alfred P. Dufour
Author_Gunther F. Craun
Category=PSD
chemical water contaminants
community
Community Water Systems
DE Filtration
diatomaceous
drinking water safety assessment
earth
Edwin C. Lippy
environmental microbiology
epidemiologic investigation
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etiologic
Exact Pathogenic Mechanisms
externa
Fecal Coliforms
Fecal Streptococci
Filter Runs
Filtered Water Turbidity
Floyd B. Taylor
Frank L. Bryan
Gary S. Logsdon
Health Service Drinking Water Standards
Individual Water Systems
infectious disease transmission
IPDWR
Jeffrey R. Harris
John C. Hoff
Membrane Filter Method
National Academy
National Interim Primary Drinking Water
noncommunity
Noncommunity Water Systems
otitis
Otitis Externa
outbreak
outbreak prevention strategies
Peter C. Karalekas
PHS Drinking Water
public health surveillance
Sanitary Surveys
Slow Sand Filters
systems
T. H. Ericksen
Untreated Surface Water
Waterborne Disease
Waterborne Disease Outbreak
Waterborne Outbreak
Waterborne Transmission
Product details
- ISBN 9781315898568
- Weight: 720g
- Dimensions: 178 x 254mm
- Publication Date: 13 Dec 2017
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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This book examines, in both a current and historical context, water-related illness in the U.S. Emphasis is placed upon the transmission of infectious diseases through contaminated drinking water supplies and those deficiencies in water supply systems which allow waterborne outbreaks to occur. Chapters have been included on the important etiologic agents responsible for waterborne outbreaks in the U.S., surveillance activities, regulations, water treatment to prevent the occurrence of waterborne outbreaks and procedures for investigating waterborne outbreaks. For completeness, discussion have been included on illnesses contracted by ingestion of contact with waters for bathing , swimming, or wading and chronic ingestion of low levels of chemical contaminants in drinking water; however, because of space limitations there are necessarily brief, and the reader is directed toward the provided references, which discuss these subjects in more depth.
