Actions that avert harm in a high-risk situation, such as using seat belts in cars, are considered secondary prevention.
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Prevention is an act that stops an occurrence of a harmful event. This can be either primary, secondary or Tertiary. When actions are taken after an adverse event then it is tertiary treatment. It may be medical treatment which will be more effective.
Secondary prevention are the actions that helps in minimization of injuries when a harmful event occurs. Wearing seat belt definitely reduces the injuries that is caused to the driver when an accident occurs. Using seat belt in cars can be considered as a secondary prevention.
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