Select the Example of Tertiary Prevention

question 33

Multiple Choice

Select the example of tertiary prevention.

• A) Helping a person diagnosed with a serious mental illness learn to manage money
• B) Restraining an agitated patient who has become aggressive and assaultive
• C) Teaching school-age children about the dangers of drugs and alcohol
• D) Genetic counseling with a young couple expecting their first child

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Definitions:

Liable

Being legally responsible for something, especially in the context of debts or wrongful acts.

Transaction

A business deal or exchange between two or more parties, involving the transfer of goods, services, or funds.

Apparent Authority

A situation where a person appears to have the power to act on behalf of another person or entity, leading third parties to believe in the authority's legitimacy.

Actual Authority

The power that an agent or employee has been deliberately given by a principal or employer to conduct specific acts or transactions.