What Is the Difference Between the Secondary and Tertiary Types

question 156

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between the secondary and tertiary types of prevention identified by community workers?

• A) Secondary prevention consists of efforts to improve community functioning, while tertiary prevention consists of detecting and treating problems in the early stages.
• B) Secondary prevention involves detecting and treating problems in the early stages, while tertiary prevention involves treating current problems.
• C) Secondary prevention provides treatment to current problems, while tertiary prevention provides efforts to prevent problems altogether.
• D) Secondary prevention aims to prevent problems altogether, while tertiary prevention provides efforts to improve community functioning.

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Definitions:

Secured Party

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Secured Interest

A legal claim or lien on collateral that has been pledged by a borrower to secure payment of a debt.

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