How are disease-monitoring and health-promotion efforts useful to researchers and the general public? Select all that apply. The
y can help experts study the effectiveness of different diet and exercise programs. They can increase the number of people affected by obesity. They allow experts to share the best programs with people who want to improve their health. They can help decrease people's quality of life. They can help people make healthy changes to avoid disease. They can help educate people about their health.
Among the uses of surveillance are detecting individual cases of diseases of public health importance (e.g., malaria), supporting planning (e.g., priority setting), monitoring trends and patterns of health-related conditions (e.g., elevated blood lead levels), and supporting evaluation of prevention and control ...
I'm pretty sure the answer would be: If the person is upright, carefully ease the person to the floor. this is of course after calling 911, followed by looking for the object lodged in the persons throat.
