Epidemiologic studies of diseases conducted by nurses during the twentieth century were influenced by the (select all that apply):

a. Increasing rate of poverty
b. Declining child mortality rates
c. Overcrowding in major cities
d. Development of new vaccinations


B, D
Factors contributing to the development and application of epidemiologic methods in the twen-tieth century were: improved nutrition, new vaccines, better sanitation, the advent of antibiotics and chemotherapies, and declining infant and child mortality and birth rates. A rise in the stan-dard of living occurred for many following the Great Depression and World War II.

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