Match the Essential Public Health Service with Its Core Function

question 23

Multiple Choice

Match the essential public health service with its core function.
-Assessment

• A) Continuous evaluation of programs
• B) Education and training for all public health care providers
• C) Enforcement of health codes for restaurants
• D) Epidemiologic surveillance, laboratory support
• E) Facilitating community and project advisory groups to promote health
• F) Health promotion campaigns and social marketing
• G) Increase access to care
• H) Leadership development and health system planning
• I) Links with academic institutions and capacity building
• J) Vital statistics and health status of citizens

Identify the relationship between infant and adult heights and the predictive value of infant growth patterns.

Recognize the signs and factors contributing to failure to thrive (FTT) and its potential long-term impacts on growth and development.

Understand the process of differentiation in infant development.

Identify factors affecting infant nutrition, including breast-feeding and the introduction of solid foods.

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