Question

• include:
• tertiary prevention strategies
• targeted toward individuals already suffering from disease and attempt to reduce disease severity and help with
• for example, physical for an injury or taking to control blood pressure
• quaternary prevention strategies
• protect individuals from medical which can cause more harm than good
• for example, avoiding the of antibiotics

overuse medications interventions rehabilitation therapy

Explanation:

1. For the first blank under tertiary prevention (targeted at reducing disease severity and helping with...), the context is about recovery or management, so "rehabilitation" fits as it's about restoring function after injury/disease.
2. The second blank (physical... for an injury) - "therapy" (like physical therapy) is standard for treating injuries.
3. The third blank (taking... to control blood pressure) - "medications" are used to control conditions like high blood pressure.
4. For quaternary prevention (protect from medical...), "interventions" (unnecessary medical interventions can be harmful) is appropriate.
5. The last blank (avoiding the... of antibiotics) - "overuse" of antibiotics is a known quaternary prevention concern (to prevent harm from unnecessary use).

Answer:

First blank (tertiary, after "help with"): rehabilitation
Second blank (physical... for injury): therapy
Third blank (taking... for blood pressure): medications
Fourth blank (medical... in quaternary): interventions
Fifth blank (avoiding... of antibiotics): overuse

(In order of the blanks from top to bottom in the image: rehabilitation, therapy, medications, interventions, overuse)