i need the answer quickly PRIMARY PREVENTION1. elimination of the source of the harmful effects of2. early diagnosis of diseases3. preventing the transition to a disease of moderate severe form4. use of antidotes by residents of ecologically unfavorable regionsECOLOGY1.studies the influence of environmental factors and social conditions on the humanbody, on this basis develops activities aimed at preventing the occurrence ofdiseases and creating conditions that ensure the preservation of health2.practical application of hygienic science standards of sanitary regulations,3.studies biological communities among themselves, with other species and theenvironment, human interaction with the environmentSECONDARY PREVENTION BTOРИЧНАЯ ПРОФИЛАКТИКА1. early diagnosis of diseases, the adoption of the necessary therapeutic measures forthe purpose of their (diseases) treatment and correction is ideal - at the preclinicalstage, preventing the transition to a disease of moderate severe form2. elimination of the source of harmful action3. use of antidotes by residents of ecologically unfavorable regionsTERTIARY PREVENTION1. early diagnosis of diseases2. preventing potential threat of unfavorable environmental influences on the humanbody3. prevention of complications that may occur during the course of the disease4. the adoption of the necessary medical measures is ideal - at the preclinical stagepreventing the transition to a disease of moderate severe formRELEASE OF HEAT RADIATION OCCURS1. in the presence of fences and objects having a lower surface temperature than thetemperature of the human skin2. when the body touches the cold surfaces of surrounding objects3. due to the evaporation of sweat from the surface of the skin4. heat release to adjacent air layersTHERMAL RADIATION - HEAT LOSS OCCURS DUE TO1. due to the evaporation of sweat from the surface of the skin2. heat release to adjacent air layers3. in the presence of fences and objects having a lower surface temperature than thetemperature of the human skin4. when the body touches the cold surfaces of surrounding objectsCONVECTION IS - RELEASE OF HEAT1. in the presence of fences and objects having a lower surface temperature than thetemperature of the human skin2. heat release to adjacent air layers3. when the body touches the cold surfaces of surrounding objects4. due to the evaporation of sweat from the surface of the skin

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1. elimination of the source of the harmful effects of 2. early diagnosis of diseases 3. preventing the transition to a disease of moderate severe form 4. use of antidotes by residents of ecologically unfavorable regions ECOLOGY 1.studies the influence of environmental factors and social conditions on the human body, on this basis develops activities aimed at preventing the occurrence of diseases and creating conditions that ensure the preservation of health 2.practical application of hygienic science standards of sanitary regulations, 3.studies biological communities among themselves, with other species and the environment, human interaction with the environment SECONDARY PREVENTION BTOPMYHAA IIPOONJIAKTÉKA 1. early diagnosis of diseases, the adoption of the necessary therapeutic measures for the purpose of their (diseases) treatment and correction is ideal - at the preclinical stage, preventing the transition to a disease of moderate severe form 2. elimination of the source of harmful action 3. use of antidotes by residents of ecologically unfavorable regions TERTILARV D REVENTION

1. elimination of the source of the harmful effects of 2. early diagnosis of diseases 3. preventing the transition to a disease of moderate severe form 4. use of antidotes by residents of ecologically unfavorable regions ECOLOGY 1.studies the influence of environmental factors and social conditions on the human body, on this basis develops activities aimed at preventing the occurrence of diseases and creating conditions that ensure the preservation of health 2.practical application of hygienic science standards of sanitary regulations, 3.studies biological communities among themselves, with other species and the environment, human interaction with the environment SECONDARY PREVENTION BTOPMYHAA IIPOONJIAKTÉKA 1. early diagnosis of diseases, the adoption of the necessary therapeutic measures for the purpose of their (diseases) treatment and correction is ideal - at the preclinical stage, preventing the transition to a disease of moderate severe form 2. elimination of the source of harmful action 3. use of antidotes by residents of ecologically unfavorable regions TERTILARV D REVENTION

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