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What is the main goal of prevention actions?
During which stage of disease prevention is early diagnosis emphasized?
Which action is associated with the pre-pathogenic period?
What is the focus of actions during the post-pathogenic period?
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The primary objective of actions in disease prevention includes delaying the progression of disease. Which option best supports this?
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Study Notes
Disease Prevention
- Aims to eradicate, eliminate, or minimize the impact of disease and disability
- If eradication is not possible, the goal is to delay the progression of the disease and disability
Stages of Prevention
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Pre-pathogenic Period: Before the disease develops
- Promotion of health (e.g., healthy diet, exercise, stress management)
- Specific protection (e.g., vaccinations, use of condoms)
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Pathogenic Period: During the disease development
- Early diagnosis (e.g., screening tests)
- Reduction of capacity (e.g., treatment)
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Post-pathogenic Period: After the disease has developed
- Rehabilitation (e.g., physical therapy, occupational therapy)
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Description
This quiz covers the principles and stages of disease prevention, including health promotion, early diagnosis, and post-disease rehabilitation. Learn about the proactive measures that can be taken before, during, and after disease development. Enhance your understanding of how to minimize the impact of diseases and disabilities.
