Which intervention is most directly associated with malaria prevention at the primary health care level?

Correct answer: A. Promoting insecticide-treated bed nets and reducing mosquito breeding sites

  • A. Promoting insecticide-treated bed nets and reducing mosquito breeding sites
  • B. Giving antibiotics to every person with a night-time fever
  • C. Advising patients to avoid all dairy products
  • D. Providing routine iron tablets to every adult

Explanation

Insecticide-treated nets and control of mosquito breeding reduce exposure to malaria vectors. Antibiotics do not prevent malaria, and the other measures are not specific malaria prevention strategies.

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