A. Immunization
B. Health education
C. Screening
D. Rehabilitation after a stroke

A. Treatment of hospitalized patients

B. Prevention of disease and promotion of health

C. Performing surgical procedures

D. Providing intensive care

A. Nurse, patient, hospital
B. Agent, host, and environment
C. Doctor, nurse, patient
D. Food, water, air

A. Secondary prevention
B. Tertiary prevention
C. Primary prevention
D. Rehabilitation

A. Screening for breast cancer
B. Physiotherapy after a stroke
C. Immunization
D. Treatment of pneumonia

A. Bed rest
B. Hand hygiene
C. Pain medication
D. Surgery

A. To replace hospital treatment
B. To assess and provide healthcare to individuals and families in their homes
C. To prescribe all medications
D. To perform major surgery

A. Untreated river water
B. Contaminated well water
C. Properly treated and chlorinated water
D. Stagnant water

A. Number of hospitals only
B. Infant mortality rate
C. Number of pharmacies
D. Number of nurses only

A. Increase hospital admissions
B. Promote healthy behaviors and prevent disease
C. Replace all medical treatment
D. Increase medication use