Imagine that you are sent to a place where there is a high incidence of helminth infestation among the population and that despite the efforts of the local authorities to educate the population, promote better sanitation practices, and to provide the necessary treatments to the population, they continue practicing the same behaviors. With this said, what would you do, or which strategies would you use to achieve what the local authorities have not achieved? How would you prepare for this scenario?
Helminthes infestation widely distributed in trophical and sub- trophical areas which are experiencing humid and moist climates. Poor sanitation and hygiene are main reasons for this infection.
Main measures to prevent this infection are:
I would try to contact from NGO'S , or some industries/ organisations in the locality and request them to help in building sewage disposal system , sanitary latrines and provide foot wear to the community people.
Imagine that you are sent to a place where there is a high incidence of helminth...
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Which of the following organ would you palpate in the left upper abdominal quadrant? A.duodenum B.spleen C.left ovary D.liver Expected gastrointestinal symptoms during pregnancy include all of the following except: A. nausea and vomiting B. pyrosis C. decreased bowel sounds D. loose stools What are some of the major health promotion activities directed at the young adult? (select all that apply) A. Promote increased social activites B. Promote behaviors towards a healthy lifestyle C. Decrease the incidence of accidents D....
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