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Communicable Diseases: Combat Them


    FIRST       SECOND           THIRD         FOURTH




             Communicable Diseases

                   How Communicable Diseases
                          are Spread

               Ways to Prevent
            Communicable Diseases

               Noncommunicable Diseases:
                     An Overview
MCSHS
             COMMUNICABLE
Introduction DISEASES
              Communicable Diseases   Causes




                               For happy living, it diseases, also
                               Communicable is necessary to remain
                         Communicablefrom any diseases. However,
                                             diseases are illnesses
                            known is infectious diseases are
                                      as
                          healthy and free illness that affects the
                         A diseasebe an
                         thatFungihave seen people life
                            Viruses– mind.germs passed on
                              Amongtransferred orsufferingand
                                can –are simple one-
                               body and are It is a state be
                                  must the the smallest
                            youBacteria – are tinythat from
                                   contagious. They can of
                         from one person to arethat They are
                             forms that cannot simple,
                                  Protozoa – skinmake
                             diseases. forms another. disease,
                             can cause diseasesaare are
                                            you know life. They
                           simplestDoorganismsnormal if
                                 transmitted by ofthe contact,
                                  celled in which resultthat
                              discomfort
                           caused by germs that get in death?
                              bacteria, may also fungi the
                                prolonged, viruses,         into
                                   animal-like food.disturbed.
                                                    organisms
                          functioning of own the fluids, in of in
                                    their common
                              the most protozoa: waste is causes
                                            the bodyresult of infection
                                    through body
                               Diseases may anywhere
                                      grow be
                              body and and produce the
                                      cells great harm on
                           the body cause typhoid or chickenpox, or
                              It can such as food diseases.
                               contaminated
                                 communicable or drink via
                               productsindividual. physiology of the
                                           that are poisonous,
                           theyairborne particles containing
                                  may be related to the
                                    resulting in infection.
                            body such as hypertension and diabetes.
                                       microorganisms.
MCSHS
              Common
            Communicable
              Diseases




                   MALARIA
               MONONUCLEOSIS
                     AIDS
                  HEPATITIS
                   CHOLERA
        p

                    COLDS
                 INFLUENZA
                 PNEUMONIA
MCSHS
           Common
         Communicable                               p




           Diseases

               AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency
         Pneumonia
          Colds
             Mononucleosis
               Syndrome)
           Cholera
          -Hepatitis disease of lungs
         Malariacommon communicable disease caused
         -ismostthe “kissing disease” that can be
              a serious
             -or
        Influenza orthat involves the usually infect the
               -a deadlybacteria that interferes with a
           - caused byFlu  disease which
         caused by protozoa through swelling of the
           -a disease common among bites
         -causedby either bacteria or viruses people
          by-aahundred different virusesyoung of
                  disease                the
        -aliver asnatural abilityby viruses
           person illness caused to whichinfection
            serious he drinks water fight contains
               body’s
         mosquitoesspread throughresults inwater, and
         --They are by a viruslungs are filled with
           the air sacs in the that air and a high
             caused
        - this- lowers thewaste ofresistance eats food
           feces or caused by a virus known to the human
                 it is solid body’s people or as
         -through areofwhitediseasecellshepatitis: carrier
           - there contact main someone rather than
           symptomsoftwo with kindsinclude body
             number this blood of who
         fluid and dead whiteblood cells in theis a
        bacterial infectionwashed withor HIV.
               immune deficiency virus contaminated
           which had been
         chilling, highalreadyhepatitis direct contact, a
          - -hepatitis A and through B
         aircolds are fever and headachethe first day
               it is passed on contagious
           water is a very serious disease that leads to
               - it
         -symptom appears in breathing
           this causes difficulty
             such as kissing
               death but can be prevented
MCSHS                   How
                 Communicable
 Air    People    Diseases are and Food
                    Animals Water
                     Spread


                 by AIR PEOPLE
                  through
               through contact with ANIMALS
             through contaminated WATER and
                       -- persons who bites a
                          direct insect cough
             FOOD - through contact withsuch
                 or -sneeze spread germs
                   those who is infectedas
                      microorganisms such with
               asperson of mosquitoes and
             bacteriavirusprotozoa thrive in water
                       and
                 through the air
                  the
                 bites from infected animals
MCSHS
        Ways to Prevent
        Communicable
          Diseases


             2. Wash your hands often, including
           1.after using the safety rules changing
             3. Follow food
                 Consult your primaryand use
                                 bathroom,      care
           6.food thermometers following sure
              5. Cover healthy by to all
               Remain ensure that make
           physician toopen sores and children
             a nutritiousbefore and after eating,
                diaper,
        4.a Avoidmeatin andpersonal are up-to-
                     sharing diet, other
                                     exercising
             red adults with a bandage
              wounds
           and sneezing or blowingfoods nose
                             your family your are
             after
        items such immunizations. If not,
              and on to as proper
                           the brushes,
           regularly antibacterial plenty of
             cooked and getting gel.
           date after playing withtemperature.
        toothbrushes and combs.apples Use
           rest. A healthyhands before pet. and
             and
              Wash
             Wash foods, the
                                          a
                              immune system
           scheduleyour soap and appropriate
                               such as
        Do potatoes, in handling the the to hot
             antibacterial preventingwarm
           appointments washothers' hands and
              not drink before eating and avoid
              and afterout of
           will aid
             water, and to communicable
                                receive the needed
                                    your
        cups or food don't eating a primaryin
                        share
           spread If you at room temperature
                        of
              wound.
             leaving
           shots.
             exposed areas have your arm
                                     of
        utensils.physician, contact your local
           diseases.
             order to prevent bacteria from
           care
             vigorously for at least 20 seconds.
             growing.
           health clinic.
MCSHS         Noncommunicable
                  Diseases
   Introduction   Noncommunicable Diseases



                           Noncommunicable diseases
                                        A non- or from the
                          Heart attack,(HTN)hypertension,
                           Hypertension results high blood
                         like Cancer is a disease
                                heart attack,
                                communicable medical
                            is Diabetessometimes arterial
                               pressure, of blood supply to
                  Asthma Here are somedisorder
                                a Stroke is condition marked
                                  respiratory medical
                          interruption is aa diabetes are
                           stroke, cancer, chronic
                           hypertension, by an the
                                                  common
                                    caused
                    by spasms in thethe isitahappenslungs,
                               part a bronchi ofdiseases
                           disease, orwhich They are
                            anot ofof metabolism is a
                                               NCD,
                        non-communicable causing
                                emergency,heart,the blood
                                    transferable. of
                                 condition in divisionIt
                             uncontrolledflow toIt is usually
                   causing difficulty in by excessive
                               when cellsbreathing. elevated.
                              heartcantheto die. your
                                             arteries is the
                                marked cause death,
                            pressure bloodcondition
                         caused by malfunctioning and
                             medical of of death
                              that allergic reaction or other
                                       in
                   results from an cause urine a for
                             leading orcells in and the
                                abnormal
                            brain stops. Within minutes,
                               dischargeconditions of in
                            abnormal
                               This requires the heart to work
                        dysfunction, theimpairment
                             orboth than normalto die. is
                                  disease which
                            forms ofcells begin women
                               brain hypersensitivity
                                  part of      body.
                               harder men and to circulate
                                    persistentdiseases are
                                        These thirst
                              body. quality of life
                                  the
                                 non-infectious.
                             blood through the blood vessels.
                                       worldwide.
                           considered lifestyle diseases.
MCSHS
             Non - Communicable
                   Diseases




   HEART ATTACK   HYPERTENSION    STROKE




        CANCER                    ASTHMA
                    DIABETES
Additional Information .
Difference . . .
           ..
       Causes of Death Worldwide: Estimates for 1999
  Noncommunicablethousands) have overtaken
                      (in diseases
    Total Deaths
    communicable                               55,965
                             diseases as major health
            Communicable 17,380 (31%) are
   Communicable Diseases                  diseases
 problems. As reported by the(59.8%) are of
       Noncommunicable infectious
           Thus the keys as diseases      33,484 Department
   Non-Communicable Diseases to protect oneself
               alsoand World Health Organization
                        known
 Health (DOH) acquiring such chronic
   Injuries                                 5,101 (9.1%)
   Cardiovascular Diseases It can be are not
                diseases which contagious
              from
          diseases. leading16,970 (30.3%) death in
 (WHO), the three PREVENTIONof
   Cancersdiseases are                     causes
                                           7,065 (12.6%) and
             contagious, thus, they are
   Respiratoryand can spread from oneand
      this era are cancer, heart disease
                Diseases
                      HEALTHY HABITS.
                                           3,575 (6.4%)
       considered as lifestyle(3.7%) have died
   Digestive Diseases
 circulatory diseases. to another.
                     person Many911 (1.6%)
   Neuropsychiatric Disorders
                                           2,409 diseases.
                                               people
   Genitourinary Diseases
  of these diseases due to the lifestyle they 900 (1.6%)
   SOURCE: Adapted from The World Health Report 2000: Health Systems:
                     have chosen to live.
   improving performance. Geneva: World Health Organization, 2000.
MSCHS
                      Made Possible
                      By:




                                                  Aiona Bridget Bulanon
                        Bea Samantha Patrimonio


  Diane Mae Infante




                            Anna Marie Obeso         Jason Roy Tecson
Prevent Communicable Diseases with Proper Hygiene

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Prevent Communicable Diseases with Proper Hygiene

  • 1. Project in MAPEH III LOADING…
  • 2. Communicable Diseases: Combat Them FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH Communicable Diseases How Communicable Diseases are Spread Ways to Prevent Communicable Diseases Noncommunicable Diseases: An Overview
  • 3. MCSHS COMMUNICABLE Introduction DISEASES Communicable Diseases Causes For happy living, it diseases, also Communicable is necessary to remain Communicablefrom any diseases. However, diseases are illnesses known is infectious diseases are as healthy and free illness that affects the A diseasebe an thatFungihave seen people life Viruses– mind.germs passed on Amongtransferred orsufferingand can –are simple one- body and are It is a state be must the the smallest youBacteria – are tinythat from contagious. They can of from one person to arethat They are forms that cannot simple, Protozoa – skinmake diseases. forms another. disease, can cause diseasesaare are you know life. They simplestDoorganismsnormal if transmitted by ofthe contact, celled in which resultthat discomfort caused by germs that get in death? bacteria, may also fungi the prolonged, viruses, into animal-like food.disturbed. organisms functioning of own the fluids, in of in their common the most protozoa: waste is causes the bodyresult of infection through body Diseases may anywhere grow be body and and produce the cells great harm on the body cause typhoid or chickenpox, or It can such as food diseases. contaminated communicable or drink via productsindividual. physiology of the that are poisonous, theyairborne particles containing may be related to the resulting in infection. body such as hypertension and diabetes. microorganisms.
  • 4. MCSHS Common Communicable Diseases MALARIA MONONUCLEOSIS AIDS HEPATITIS CHOLERA p COLDS INFLUENZA PNEUMONIA
  • 5. MCSHS Common Communicable p Diseases AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Pneumonia Colds Mononucleosis Syndrome) Cholera -Hepatitis disease of lungs Malariacommon communicable disease caused -ismostthe “kissing disease” that can be a serious -or Influenza orthat involves the usually infect the -a deadlybacteria that interferes with a - caused byFlu disease which caused by protozoa through swelling of the -a disease common among bites -causedby either bacteria or viruses people by-aahundred different virusesyoung of disease the -aliver asnatural abilityby viruses person illness caused to whichinfection serious he drinks water fight contains body’s mosquitoesspread throughresults inwater, and --They are by a viruslungs are filled with the air sacs in the that air and a high caused - this- lowers thewaste ofresistance eats food feces or caused by a virus known to the human it is solid body’s people or as -through areofwhitediseasecellshepatitis: carrier - there contact main someone rather than symptomsoftwo with kindsinclude body number this blood of who fluid and dead whiteblood cells in theis a bacterial infectionwashed withor HIV. immune deficiency virus contaminated which had been chilling, highalreadyhepatitis direct contact, a - -hepatitis A and through B aircolds are fever and headachethe first day it is passed on contagious water is a very serious disease that leads to - it -symptom appears in breathing this causes difficulty such as kissing death but can be prevented
  • 6. MCSHS How Communicable Air People Diseases are and Food Animals Water Spread by AIR PEOPLE through through contact with ANIMALS through contaminated WATER and -- persons who bites a direct insect cough FOOD - through contact withsuch or -sneeze spread germs those who is infectedas microorganisms such with asperson of mosquitoes and bacteriavirusprotozoa thrive in water and through the air the bites from infected animals
  • 7. MCSHS Ways to Prevent Communicable Diseases 2. Wash your hands often, including 1.after using the safety rules changing 3. Follow food Consult your primaryand use bathroom, care 6.food thermometers following sure 5. Cover healthy by to all Remain ensure that make physician toopen sores and children a nutritiousbefore and after eating, diaper, 4.a Avoidmeatin andpersonal are up-to- sharing diet, other exercising red adults with a bandage wounds and sneezing or blowingfoods nose your family your are after items such immunizations. If not, and on to as proper the brushes, regularly antibacterial plenty of cooked and getting gel. date after playing withtemperature. toothbrushes and combs.apples Use rest. A healthyhands before pet. and and Wash Wash foods, the a immune system scheduleyour soap and appropriate such as Do potatoes, in handling the the to hot antibacterial preventingwarm appointments washothers' hands and not drink before eating and avoid and afterout of will aid water, and to communicable receive the needed your cups or food don't eating a primaryin share spread If you at room temperature of wound. leaving shots. exposed areas have your arm of utensils.physician, contact your local diseases. order to prevent bacteria from care vigorously for at least 20 seconds. growing. health clinic.
  • 8. MCSHS Noncommunicable Diseases Introduction Noncommunicable Diseases Noncommunicable diseases A non- or from the Heart attack,(HTN)hypertension, Hypertension results high blood like Cancer is a disease heart attack, communicable medical is Diabetessometimes arterial pressure, of blood supply to Asthma Here are somedisorder a Stroke is condition marked respiratory medical interruption is aa diabetes are stroke, cancer, chronic hypertension, by an the common caused by spasms in thethe isitahappenslungs, part a bronchi ofdiseases disease, orwhich They are anot ofof metabolism is a NCD, non-communicable causing emergency,heart,the blood transferable. of condition in divisionIt uncontrolledflow toIt is usually causing difficulty in by excessive when cellsbreathing. elevated. heartcantheto die. your arteries is the marked cause death, pressure bloodcondition caused by malfunctioning and medical of of death that allergic reaction or other in results from an cause urine a for leading orcells in and the abnormal brain stops. Within minutes, dischargeconditions of in abnormal This requires the heart to work dysfunction, theimpairment orboth than normalto die. is disease which forms ofcells begin women brain hypersensitivity part of body. harder men and to circulate persistentdiseases are These thirst body. quality of life the non-infectious. blood through the blood vessels. worldwide. considered lifestyle diseases.
  • 9. MCSHS Non - Communicable Diseases HEART ATTACK HYPERTENSION STROKE CANCER ASTHMA DIABETES
  • 10. Additional Information . Difference . . . .. Causes of Death Worldwide: Estimates for 1999 Noncommunicablethousands) have overtaken (in diseases Total Deaths communicable 55,965 diseases as major health Communicable 17,380 (31%) are Communicable Diseases diseases problems. As reported by the(59.8%) are of Noncommunicable infectious Thus the keys as diseases 33,484 Department Non-Communicable Diseases to protect oneself alsoand World Health Organization known Health (DOH) acquiring such chronic Injuries 5,101 (9.1%) Cardiovascular Diseases It can be are not diseases which contagious from diseases. leading16,970 (30.3%) death in (WHO), the three PREVENTIONof Cancersdiseases are causes 7,065 (12.6%) and contagious, thus, they are Respiratoryand can spread from oneand this era are cancer, heart disease Diseases HEALTHY HABITS. 3,575 (6.4%) considered as lifestyle(3.7%) have died Digestive Diseases circulatory diseases. to another. person Many911 (1.6%) Neuropsychiatric Disorders 2,409 diseases. people Genitourinary Diseases of these diseases due to the lifestyle they 900 (1.6%) SOURCE: Adapted from The World Health Report 2000: Health Systems: have chosen to live. improving performance. Geneva: World Health Organization, 2000.
  • 11. MSCHS Made Possible By: Aiona Bridget Bulanon Bea Samantha Patrimonio Diane Mae Infante Anna Marie Obeso Jason Roy Tecson