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1. LEARNING OBJECTIVES
 Identify the most common communicable
diseases;
 Evaluate the effectiveness of various prevention
and control measures for communicable diseases;
 Foster a sense of responsibility towards personal
health and community well-being; and
 Embrace a commitment to promoting accurate
information and dispelling myths about
communicable diseases.

3. What is Communicable Diseases?
 Diseases that are spread from one
person to another.
 Diseases that are caused by
germs or pathogens.

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22. 4 GROUPS
Each group will draw two hands on
one whole sheet of paper, then I’ll
give you two questions. Write one
answer on each hand. After
answering, choose 1 representative to
explain your answers.

23. 1. How do vaccines help prevent the
spread of communicable diseases?
2. What actions can individuals take to
practice effective hand hygiene and
reduce the risk of transmitting
communicable disease?

24. Direction: Answer the following questions. In a
½ crosswise.
1. What is Communicable Disease?
2-6. Give me at least 5 common communicable
diseases.
7-9. What are the 3 levels of preventing disease.
10. HIV stands for _________.

25. Answer in a 1 whole sheet of paper.
1. What are some common myths or
misconceptions about how communicable
diseases are spread?
2. How can we ensure that the information we
share about communicable diseases is accurate
and reliable?
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