Prevention of Disability

Early and sustained preventive action specifically tends to be more effective than addressing disability

• A.at every single possible stage simultaneously, with no particular timing emphasized
• B.a factor entirely unrelated to the timing of preventive action of any kind
• C.before it has even had the chance to occur, in a reversal of the actual comparison
• D.only after it has already occurred

Safety measures to prevent accidents specifically serve as an important strategy for preventing disabilities caused by

• A.a factor entirely unrelated to accident or injury prevention
• B.injury
• C.genetic inheritance, rather than any accident or injury
• D.infectious disease, rather than any accident or injury

Community health volunteers specifically can play a role in educating families about measures to

• A.prevent disability
• B.a factor entirely unrelated to disability prevention of any kind
• C.no particular measure of any kind, despite the volunteers' own recognized role
• D.actively increase the risk of disability within their own families