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