1. Describe the epidemic curve of a common-source outbreak of an infectious disease that has

1. Describe the epidemic curve of a common-source outbreak of an infectious disease that has a clinically asymptomatic period (that is, an incubation period) of two weeks but is not transmissible from one person to another. (5 points) (Hebel & McCarter, n.d.) 2. Describe the epidemic curve of an outbreak of an infectious disease that began with a point-source exposure to a few people, has an incubation period of two weeks, and can be transmitted from one person to another within five days of exposure. Be sure that you explain how this curve would differ from the curve in 1. (5 points) (Hebel & McCarter, n.d.)

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