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Comprehensive health program
Includes two broad areas: (a) the community health program and (b) the school health program, which are made up of school/community environment, health education, and medical and health services, comprehensive school health program.
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Comprehensive health insurance
An insurance policy or plan that provides broad health, medical, and surgical coverage; basic health insurance, major medical coverage, and catastrophic coverage.
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Comprehensive health education approach
An approach to health education that provides learning experiences based on the best scientific information in an effort to promote the understanding, attitudes, behavioral skills, and practices of learners with respect to their health. Although the curriculum or program may be made up of individual topics, there is opportunity to show relationships across these topics…
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Comprehensive health education
A health education program that is planned and carried out with the purpose of maintaining, reinforcing, or enhancing health related skills, and health attitudes and practices of people that are conducive to their good health; an educational approach coordinating education, services, and environment as significant influencers of individual and societal health, comprehensive health education approach.…
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Composting
The breakdown of organic garbage and sewage by bacteria into a soil-conditioning, humus like material.
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Components of the total health program
The health education program and all of its elements; the medical or health services and all of its functions and the quality of the school/community environment.
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Complant
Willing to follow directions.
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Complex indicator
In the association word test, an indication of an emotional difficulty associated with the stimulus word. The indication may take the form of an unusual response, a protracted latency, or other evidence of concern or upset.
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Completion test item
A test item that evaluates a learner’s recall of certain facts. The item is usually constructed as an incomplete statement wherein the learner provides the necessary word or words to complete the statement with factual information.
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Complete uncertainty condition
The decision making situation in which the decision maker has absolutely no idea what the results of an implemented alternative will be complete certainty condition.
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