Strategies for Promoting and Protecting a Patient's Health Differ from Preventative

question 11

Multiple Choice

Strategies for promoting and protecting a patient's health differ from preventative strategies in that the:

• A) Preventative strategies focus on the patient's current health status and future prospects
• B) Preventative strategies focus on the prevention of illness before it can occur.
• C) Combination of strategies causes dissonance in the treatment plan
• D) All of the above

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