A conduct which you have learnt and acquired and you always do, no matter the external circumstances is called...
Habit
A conduct that you have acquired and usually do, except when the external circumstances change, is called...
Routine
Which are the three strategies in health education?
Prevention, protection and promotion
The strategy of making people trying to adopt healthy habits to avoid illnesses or to confront them is called...
Prevention
How many levels of prevention are there?
Three
Which level of prevention tries to prevent disease before it occurs?
Primary
Can you give an example of primary prevention?
Vaccinations / seatbelts / wash hands
Which level of prevention is based on the early detection of diseases?
Secondary
Can you give an example of Secondary prevention?
Mammograms / Colonoscopies / Blood tests / Screenings
Which level of prevention focuses on treatment, management and avoiding worsening of a diagnosed disease?
Tertiary
Can you give an example of tertiary prevention?
Controlling diabetes with insulin / taking medication / sealing a caries / putting a cast on a broken arm
The strategy that focuses on the actions to control the risks, such as alcohol and tobacco laws or workplace risk prevention is called...
Protection
Strategy whose main objective is to make people adopt a healthy lifestyle voluntarily.
Promotion
Health education methods are classified into two types called...
Bidirectional and Unidirectional
Give at least two examples of bidirectional health education methods.
Dialogue / Class / Lecture / Workshop / Brainstorming / Discussion / Role playing
Give at least two examples of unidirectional health education methods.
Advertising / Mass media / Posters / Leaflets / TV / Radio / Internet / Cinema
