30 Questions
At which level does primary prevention of disability focus on actions taken prior to the onset of disease or disability?
Primary level
What is the primary focus of secondary prevention in the context of substance abuse-related disabilities?
Halting the progress of the disease at its initial stage
Which of the following is an example of primary prevention according to the text?
Programs discouraging people from drinking alcohol
Which level of prevention is characterized by actions taken to prevent complications by halting the progress of disease at its initial stage?
Secondary level
How does primary prevention differ from secondary prevention in terms of timing?
Secondary prevention happens after the onset of disease, and primary prevention is before.
What is the primary role of community and government organizations in rehabilitation programs?
Providing governance and stewardship
In the context of substance abuse, what is one key benefit of successful primary prevention efforts?
Eliminating the possibility of disease occurrence
What is a key factor in the strengthening of rehabilitation in countries?
Effective governance
What is the typical location of governance functions for rehabilitation?
Ministry of Health
What is the first phase of the four-phase process of rehabilitation situation assessment?
Rehabilitation situation assessment
What is the outcome of effective governance in rehabilitation?
Rehabilitation services that meet the population’s need
What is a limitation of governance for rehabilitation in many countries?
Limited governance capacity
What is an essential principle of Health Education?
Making health teaching based on the interests of the people
What is the primary purpose of health education?
To positively influence the health behaviour and living conditions of individuals and communities
What is a key factor in ensuring effective health education?
Making the message perceived as trustworthy
What does 'participation' mean in the context of Health Education?
Taking part in or involving oneself in the learning process
Why is it essential to base Health Education on facts?
To ensure the information is trustworthy and reliable
What is an example of a communical disease?
Influenza
What is the term for the abnormal curvature of the spine in the lumbar region?
Lumbar lordosis
What is a possible consequence of severe cases of swayback?
Loss of ability to control the bladder
Which of these exercises is not a corrective measure for lordosis?
Lifting weights to strengthen arm muscles
What is the medical term for an abnormal lateral curvature of the spine?
Scoliosis
What is the recommended number of repetitions for the toe-touching exercise to help with lordosis?
10 times
Which condition can be caused by malnutrition, illness, obesity, lack of exercise, weak abdomen and back muscles, and pregnancy?
Lordosis
What is the main cause of corn development on the foot?
Tight footwear and repeated pressure
What is the primary cause of broken nails?
Repeated pressure on the toe nails
What contributes to the development of ringworm?
Poor hygiene, sharing personal items, and skin injuries
Why is walking in wet areas risky?
It increases the risk of developing athlete's foot
What causes dermatophyte fungi to thrive?
Warm, moist environments
How can tight shoes cause problems?
By causing broken toe nails and developing corns
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