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UNIT
               10                   Primary Health Care,



                                   Precaution and Safety




                                                                      Estimated Teaching Periods: 18

             Learning Objectives
             Learning Outcomes
             After completing the study of this unit, students will be able to:
             i.   introduce primary health care and state its characteristics.
             ii.  explain the importance of primary health care.
             iii.  describe the elements of primary health care
             iv.  explain the concept of safety, its types and remedies of risk reduction.
             v.  explain the ways of threat/risk reduction.

             Course Outline


              10.1  Introduction to Primary Health Care
              10.2  Characteristics of Primary Health Care
              10.3  Importance of Primary Health Care
              10.4  Elements of Primary Health Care
              10.5  Concept of Risk, Its Types and Mitigating Measures
              10.6  General Concept of Safety Education

             Glossary

              precaution  :   something that is done to prevent possible harm or trouble from happening in
                          the future
              safety    :   the state of being safe
              avalanche   :   a large amount of snow and ice or of dirt and rocks that slides suddenly down
                          the sides of a mountain
              risk      :  the possibility that something bad or unpleasant such as an injury or a loss will
                          happen
              mitigate   :  to make less severe, harmful or painful
              endemic   :  growing or existing in a certain place or region, common in a particular area or
                          field
              contagious  :  able to be passed from one person or animal to another by touching, capable of
                          being easily spread to others
              hazards   :  a source of danger

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