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MC A secondary prevention outcome in a community would be
 
  A. Increasing the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) in a community where these services are provided only by the local volunteer fire department.
   B. Opening walk-in clinics in a community.
   C. Monitoring the amount of health screening services done in a community.
   D. Increasing the number of home health physical therapist services in a community.

Question 2

MC Increasing rehabilitative services in a community where population majority is older than 65 involves
 
  A. Primary prevention level.
   B. Disease prevention level.
   C. Secondary prevention level.
   D. Tertiary prevention level.



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Answer to Question 1

A. Increasing the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) in a community where these services are provided only by the local volunteer fire department.

Answer to Question 2

D. Tertiary prevention level.





 

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