Question

match each disease with a public health strategy for preventing it. salmonella poisoning whooping cough hiv ? food inspection ? education ? vaccination

Explanation:

• Salmonella poisoning: Caused by contaminated food, so food inspection helps prevent it by ensuring food safety.
• Whooping Cough: Vaccination is a key strategy to prevent this infectious disease (pertussis vaccine). Wait, correction: Wait, whooping cough (pertussis) prevention is mainly via vaccination. But the given options: Wait, the right matches: Salmonella poisoning - Food inspection (to prevent contaminated food), Whooping Cough - Vaccination (since it's a vaccine-preventable disease), HIV - Education (to promote safe behaviors like using protection, avoiding risky practices). Wait, let's recheck:
• Salmonella poisoning: Transmitted via food, so food inspection (checking food for contamination) is the strategy.
• Whooping Cough (pertussis): Prevented by vaccination (DPT vaccine includes pertussis).
• HIV: Prevented by education (about safe sex, needle use, etc.) to reduce transmission risks.

So the correct matches are:
Salmonella poisoning - Food inspection
Whooping Cough - Vaccination
HIV - Education

Answer:

Salmonella poisoning - Food inspection
Whooping Cough - Vaccination
HIV - Education