1. Define Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary prevention. 2. True or False: Prevention and treatment of a single specific disease are exclusive activities that do not occur together when providing care...

1.    Define Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary prevention.


2.    True or False:  Prevention and treatment of a single specific disease are exclusive activities that do not occur together when providing care to a patient.


3.    The ________________ Concept is important because in counting incidence and prevalence of disease it is not sufficient to count only clinically apparent cases, but those who are asymptomatic or exposed without infection.