s 1. Explain why you might consider this problem important enough to investigate. Give at least three reasons for investigating. 2. Briefly describe the initial steps that you would take in investigating this problem. Indicate the type of data needed to accomplish each step and give examples of sources of such data in a community. 3. Develop and specify probable hypotheses to explain the cause, source, and spread of the outbreak. 4. Describe approaches to testing alternative hypotheses. 5. Develop suitable recommendations and interventions for controlling the problem. 6. Show a contingency table presenting the screening test. Include the FP.TP,FN, TN labeled. 7. What is the Sn, Sp, PPV and NPV 8. How would you describe this test (good, bad, etc.) and why