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lb_gilbert

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on: Jun 27, 2018
The administration of hepatitis B vaccine is an example of
 
  a. disease prevention c. disease management
  b. health promotion d. risk assessment

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Which does not reflect the current broadened focus of health care today?
 
  a. Early detection and treatment of disease
  b. Disease prevention
  c. Containing or preventing epidemics
  d. Health promotion


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Reply #1 on: Jun 27, 2018
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The administration of hepatitis B vaccine is an example of an immunization against a communicable disease with a focus on preventing the disease. Health promotion is a broad concept involving action that enhances the quality of life. Disease management involves the treatment of pre-existing health alterations. Risk assessment is the collecting of data to identify and prevent complications related to health issues.

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Containing or preventing epidemics is a narrow focus that involves limited populations. Current broadened focus would include early detection and treatment of disease, prevention of disease, and health promotion.


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