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FIRST RESPONDERS-- Those who respond to an emergency, which is a serious situation that happens unexpectedly and requires immediate attention.
HEALTH CARE SYSTEM-- The network of agencies, facilities, and personnel involved in the delivery of health care.
INNOCULATION--Getting a vaccine.
FIRST AID--Care given immediately to minimise the effect of an injury or illness until expert care is available.
PREVENTIVE CARE--Health care focused on preventing disease and maintaining health.
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY DISORDER-- A potentially fatal disease that attacks the immune system, better known as AIDS.
SCREENINGS-- Checks for medical conditions without visible symptoms, allow physicians to track blood pressure in cholesterol and look for abnormalities in blood in urine.
EMEGRENCY MEDICAL SERVICES-- Include those who provide care at the scene of an emergency or get those seriously injured to appropriate medical care.
OBESITY-- Being 20% or more over the ideal weight.
CHILDHOOD DISEASES-- A broad category of diseases – including missiles, chickenpox, and whooping cough – that are commonly spread among children.
REHABILITATION-- Therapy to restore normal use.
HEALTH-- A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.
STIGMA-- A sense of shame, around mental illness.
PRENATAL CARE--Preventive care that begins before birth.
INTERNIST-- A doctor who specialises in diseases of the internal organs.
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