1. Primary prevention aims to prevent ______.

1. the disease developing at all
2. the disease from progressing
3. the consequences of the disease

2. The World Health Organisation recommended target for immunization uptake in most programmes is ______.

1. 50%
2. 75%
3. 95%

3. The term ‘incidence’ refers to ______.

1. the total number of cases of a disease, condition or event in a particular population
2. the number of new cases of a disease, condition or event in a particular population
3. the total number of cases of a disease, condition or event across all populations

4. The Dahlgren and Whitehead (1991) ‘rainbow’ illustrates the following health determinants ______.

1. age, sex and constitutional factors, individual lifestyle factors
2. social and community networks, general socio-economic, cultural and environmental conditions
3. all of the above

5. Inequalities in health can be evidenced by ______.

1. people living in the most affluent areas of the country having a higher life expectancy than those living in the most deprived areas
2. various members of one family expressing different health needs
3. a number of healthcare professionals demonstrating different approaches to health promotion