Health, it´s good for all
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The document discusses factors that affect health, including personal characteristics, environment, lifestyle, and access to healthcare. It also covers infectious illnesses caused by microorganisms like viruses, bacteria, fungi, and protozoa, as well as non-infectious illnesses caused by organ malfunctions. Healthy habits like sleep, a balanced diet, physical activity, hygiene, and social relationships can help maintain good health. Preventative measures include checkups, vaccinations, accident prevention, and avoiding risks. The document also discusses potential health risks from drugs, alcohol, tobacco, new technologies, and provides information on first aid, food preservation, water purification, and medical advances like antibiotics and antipyretics.
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Environmental hazards & Human Health
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Probability—a mathematical statement about the likelihood that harm will be suffered from a hazard.
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Health, it´s good for all
- 3. *Personal characteristics (some illnesses and diodes are hereditary, such as myopia) *Environment (Shortages of water and food, pollution, low levels of education may negatively affect our health) *Lifestyle (Healthy habits improve our health) *Healthcare (It is easier to be healthy if you live in a country which has good healthcare system).
- 5. *Infectious-illness (principally caused by micro-organism that invade the body and caused it harm) Viruses (rubella) Bacteria (meningitis) Fungi (athletes food) Protozoa (malaria)
- 7. Non-infectious illness (These are caused by a malfunction in an organ, such as diabetes)
- 9. Sleep Eat five times a day Use sun cream Protect your ears Breathe in clean, fresh air
- 13. Drugs That get into your blood and are transported around your body and attack your brain.
- 14. Alcohol Damages your stomach, brain and particularly, your liver
- 15. New technologies Groups of Friends you don´t have direct contact whit them.
- 16. Tobacco The nicotine enters the blood and increases your heart rate
- 17. First aid is the immediate basic treatment that is given to someone when they hurt themselves, to relieve ant stop an injury from becoming more serious:
- 25. To prevent food spoiling and harming us when we eat it, various preservation techniques are used:
- 31. Food labels, as well as telling us the composition of the product Expire date Best-before date
- 32. This water that reaches our homes has undergone a long process so that you can drink it safely and so that it is not a source of disease-> purification