Question

question 16 (5 points) immunization campaigns to prevent the spread of a specific infectious disease represent which level of prevention? 1) primordial prevention 2) primary prevention 3) secondary prevention 4) tertiary prevention question 17 (5 points) tertiary prevention efforts for individuals with substance use disorders may involve: 1) implementing drug education programs in schools 2) providing access to medication - assisted treatment 3) conducting random drug testing in workplaces 4) promoting harm reduction strategies for substance users

Explanation:

• For Question 16: Immunization campaigns prevent the initial occurrence of a disease, which is primary prevention. Primordial prevention targets the root - causes in the population before risk factors develop. Secondary prevention focuses on early detection and treatment, and tertiary prevention is for managing complications in those already with the disease.
• For Question 17: Tertiary prevention for substance use disorders aims to reduce complications and improve the quality of life for those already with the disorder. Providing access to medication - assisted treatment helps manage the disorder and its consequences. Drug education in schools is primary prevention, random drug testing is secondary prevention in some contexts, and harm - reduction strategies are more about minimizing risks during active use rather than tertiary prevention in the strict sense.

Answer:

Question 16: 2) Primary prevention
Question 17: 2) Providing access to medication - assisted treatment