Question

what is an example of primary infection prevention and control practices? select an answer: isolation precautions immunizations aseptic technique early rehabilitation

Explanation:

Primary infection prevention aims to prevent the initial occurrence of infection. Immunizations work by stimulating the body's immune system to develop immunity against specific infectious agents, thus preventing the primary infection. Isolation precautions are for preventing spread of existing infections (secondary or tertiary prevention in some aspects), aseptic technique is more about preventing infection during procedures (can be part of primary but immunization is a classic primary prevention), and early rehabilitation is for recovery, not primary prevention.

Answer:

B. Immunizations