Providing treatment and rehabilitation for people who have developed disease is part of:
1. primary preventive care.
2. secondary preventive care.
3. tertiary preventive care.
4. primordial preventive care.
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1, 2, 4. Incorrect. Tertiary preventive care is the treatment or rehabilitation of people who have disease.
3. Correct. Tertiary preventive care is the treatment or rehabilitation of people who have disease.
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