HIGHLIGHTS: Lesson 10: Nature, Prevention and Control Communicable Disease Lesson 11: Emerging and Re-emerging Infectious Disease Lesson 12: Community Programs and Policies on Disease and Development of Self-Monitoring Skills Lesson 13: Agencies and Referral Procedures for Communicable Disease, Prevention, and Control

2. DISEASE
PREVENTION
AND CONTROL

3. HIGHLIGHTS:
Lesson 10: Nature, Prevention and
Control Communicable
Disease
Lesson 11: Emerging and
Re-emerging Infectious
Disease

4. HIGHLIGHTS:
Lesson 12: Community Programs
and Policies on Disease
and Development of
Self-Monitoring Skills
Lesson 13: Agencies and Referral
Procedures for
Communicable Disease
Prevention, and Contro

5. Agree
Or
Disagree? Why?
“Prevention is
better than
Cure”

6. Agree
Or
Disagree? Why?
“Health
is
Wealth”

7. Agree
Or
Disagree? Why?
“Good Health
is
Choice”

8. HIGHLIGHTS:
Lesson 10: Nature, Prevention and
Control Communicable
Disease
Lesson 11: Emerging and
Re-emerging Infectious
Disease
342

9. Alzheimer
Asthma
Chronic
Diabetes
Heart
Disease
Obesity
Stroke
Cancer
Ebola
Flu
Hepatitis A
Hepatitis B
HIV/AIDS
Measles
Sexually
Transmitted
Disease
Tuberculosis
Zika
Hypertension
Lung
Disease
Osteoporosis

10. Non-communicable Disease
- is a non-
infectious disease
or medical
condition. They
tend to be chronic
(long-lasting)
diseases with slow
progression.

11. Communicable or Infectious Disease
- can be
transmitted
from person-to-
person. Some
communicable
diseases are also
chronic, such
as HIV/AIDS.

14. HEALTH MEASURES
to PREVENT and CONTROL
Communicable disease
 Maintain personal health and
hygiene
 Be considerate of the health
of others
 Avoid risk factors associated
w/ communicable disease
 Have regular check-ups

15. HEALTH MEASURES
to PREVENT and CONTROL
Communicable disease
 Submit to early medical
treatment
 Avoid direct contact with
people who have serious
communicable disease
 Submit to immunizations
against communicable disease

17. HIGHLIGHTS:
Lesson 10: Nature, Prevention and
Control Communicable
Disease
Lesson 11: Emerging and
Re-emerging Infectious
Disease
342
350

18. What is the difference
between emerging and
re-emerging infectious
disease?

19. (newly)Emerging disease
- new diseases which have
not been previously observed
in human.
Re-emerging disease
- disease which have been
recognized in the past.

20. HIGHLIGHTS:
Lesson 12: Community Programs
and Policies on Disease
and Development of
Self-Monitoring Skills
Lesson 13: Agencies and Referral
Procedures for
Communicable Disease
Prevention, and Contro
354

21. Factors in Community Health
Program and Policies
• Policies and program for
health target communities:
 Mortality rate (length of life)
 Morbidity (quality of life)

22. Factors in Community Health
Program and Policies
1. Health Behavior – refers to
an actions regarding their health
and well-being.
• Alcohol use
• Diet and exercise
• Sexual activity
• Tobacco use

23. Factors in Community Health
Program and Policies
1. Clinical care– refers to having
access to quality healthcare
services.
• Access to care
• Quality of care

24. Factors in Community Health
Program and Policies
1. Social and economic factor
– factors such as:
• one’s job type
• income level
• Educational attainment
• Social interaction

25. Self-monitoring Skill
- is the process of
observing one’s behavior
and evaluating it in
relation to one’s goal

26. HIGHLIGHTS:
Lesson 12: Community Programs
and Policies on Disease
and Development of
Self-Monitoring Skills
Lesson 13: Agencies and Referral
Procedures for
Communicable Disease
Prevention, and Contro
354
358

28. Create a poster on
encouraging youth
in anticipating
emerging infectious
disease epidemics