A public health department is working to reduce measles cases in a community with low vaccination rates. They implement two strategies: Strategy A: The department works with local healthcare facilities to create isolated waiting areas for kids who come in to clinics, so that well children are not exposed to sick children in waiting areas. Strategy B: The department organizes a series of vaccination clinics to administer the MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella) vaccine to unvaccinated children. Which of the following statements correctly identifies the type of prevention for each strategy? Group of answer choices Both strategies are primary prevention. Both strategies are primordial prevention. Strategy A is primordial prevention; Strategy B is primary prevention. Strategy A is primary prevention; Strategy B is primordial prevention.
[Verified Answer]: A public health department is working to…
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