Your introduction caught my attention as I began to read your response on the levels of prevention. I felt your connection that you portray through every level of prevention. As you explained your definitions on each level, I got a better understanding of what you meant. For example, you said, “when the nurse warned the patient to remove the obstacles from the floor, she avoided a possible fall by the patient or the patient's husband, who is at high risk of being tripped by the ball due to his reduced visibility.” Although this was simple primary prevention, I never thought or came to an idea that this could be an example of primary prevention. For secondary prevention, adding an additional example like educating the importance of blood pressure
