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This document discusses levels of prevention in healthcare. It defines three levels of prevention: primary, secondary, and tertiary. Primary prevention aims to prevent disease before it occurs. Secondary prevention detects and treats disease in early or pre-symptomatic stages. Tertiary prevention aims to soften the impact of an already-established disease by restoring function and reducing further deterioration or complications. The document outlines learning objectives and activities for students to identify examples of each prevention level in home and hospital settings.
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- 1. Concept of Prevention Burhan Uddin, Karachi 1
- 2. Learning Objectives At the completion of this unit, the learners will be able to: 1. Discuss the level of prevention 2. Define Primary level of prevention 3. Discuss Secondary and Tertiary level of prevention Burhan Uddin, Karachi 2
- 3. Let’s Begin The Class…… Burhan Uddin, Karachi 3
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- 7. Level of Prevention • Prevention plays a dominant role in community nutrition practice. • It is defined comprehensively to include an array of activities that prevent, delay the onset or reduce the seriousness of disease and its complications. Burhan Uddin, Karachi 7
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- 9. Levels of Prevention • Primary prevention • Secondary prevention • Tertiary prevention Burhan Uddin, Karachi 9
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- 13. Secondary Prevention Burhan Uddin, Karachi 13
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- 16. Levels of Prevention Burhan Uddin, Karachi 16
- 17. Goal of Levels of Prevention Burhan Uddin, Karachi 17
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- 21. Class Group Activity Group - 1 • List down primary preventions to be taken in Home Group - 2 • List down primary preventions to be taken in Hospital Group - 3 • List of secondary preventions to be carried out at home Group - 4 • List of secondary preventions to be carried out at hospitals Group - 5 • List tertiary care preventions to be taken in Home Group - 6 • List tertiary care preventions to be taken in Hospital Burhan Uddin, Karachi 21
- 22. Recognize the Images in View of Levels of Prevention Burhan Uddin, Karachi 22
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