An example of secondary prevention is

• A. Health promotion campaigns.
• B. Inflammation management.
• C. Using adaptive equipment.
• D. Long-term rehabilitation after recovery.

Answer: (B)

Secondary prevention involves acting after a disease process or injury has begun, with the goal of stopping its progression and preventing complications through early detection and prompt management. Managing inflammation after an injury fits this because it targets the early inflammatory response to prevent longer-term tissue damage, persistent pain, or stiffness that could lead to chronic problems or longer rehab. The other options align more with prevention before problems start (health promotion), ongoing compensatory strategies to function despite disability (adaptive equipment use), or rehabilitation aimed at restoring function after recovery has begun (tertiary prevention), rather than preventing progression once an issue has already appeared.