1. Respiratory health promotion involves holistic interventions like exercise training and education to improve well-being for those with chronic respiratory diseases. 2. Daily symptoms, muscle function, exercise capacity, and health status can be improved through health promotion activities. 3. Preventing conditions like COPD involves reducing risk factors like air pollution and smoking, while interventions for at-risk groups can help prevent and treat diseases.

1. ‫الرحيم‬ ‫الرحمن‬ ‫هللا‬ ‫بسم‬
HEALTH PROMOTION TOWARDS
RESPIRATORY DISEASES
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‫صاحب‬ ‫الرضا‬ ‫عبد‬ ‫احمد‬
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‫اسماعيل‬ ‫حقي‬ ‫محمد‬
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‫حيدرعدنان‬
‫حمزه‬
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‫عبد‬ ‫قاسم‬ ‫ضياء‬
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‫سالم‬ ‫حسين‬
‫كاظم‬
‫بإشراف‬:
‫م‬.‫م‬. ‫حسام‬
‫يوسف‬

2. Introduction
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is described as a disease that is characterized
by airflow restriction, is not fully reversible, and, in general, is associated with an abnormal
inflammatory response of the lung to toxic particles and gases, particularly tobacco, with
important systemic ramifications. Respiratory health promotion is defined as an intervention A
holistic approach based on a comprehensive assessment of the patient, followed by patient-
specific therapies, which include, for example, exercise training, education, and behavior
change, designed to improve the physical and psychological well-being of people with chronic
respiratory disease and to promote long-term adherence to health-promoting behaviors. Daily
symptoms, lower extremity muscle function, exercise capacity, and health status will improve
after health promotion in individuals with chronic respiratory diseases.

3. What are the health promotion and prevention of
pneumonia?
You can take a few steps to try and prevent it. Vaccines can help
prevent some types of pneumonia. Good hygiene (washing your hands
often), quitting smoking, and keeping your immune system strong by
getting regular physical activity and eating healthy are other ways to
lower your risk of getting pneumonia.

4. Strategies to prevent the disease
Like reducing air pollution and helping people quit smoking — are key to
reducing deaths from COPD.
Interventions tailored to at-risk groups can also help prevent and treat
other respiratory diseases — for example, pneumonia in older adults
and pneumoconiosis in coal miners. And increasing lung cancer screening
rates can help reduce deaths from lung cancer through early detection
and treatment.

5. How can you promote health in the respiratory system?
1. Incorporate daily breathing exercises. ...
2. Perform cardiovascular exercises. ...
3. Practice safe hygiene for healthy lungs. ...
4. Ease yourself into quitting smoking for good. ...
5. Avoid unhealthy habits and take care of your mental health. ...
6. Follow a balanced diet. ...
7. Protect yourself from air pollution. ...
8. Consult with your doctor regularly

6. What is prevention in health promotion?
While health promotion aims at
improving/promoting health and resources
(salutogenesis), prevention focuses on avoiding
disease and its associated risk factors.

7. What is an example of health promotion and disease
prevention?
1. Helping people who smoke quit.
2. Increasing access to healthy foods and physical activity.
3. Preventing excessive alcohol use.
4. Promoting lifestyle change and disease management.
5. Promoting women’s reproductive health.
6. Promoting clinical preventive services.
7. Promoting community water fluoridation

8. How do you promote recovery from pneumonia?
The following steps can help your body recover from pneumonia :
1. Choose heart-healthy foods, because good nutrition helps your body recover.
2. Drink plenty of fluids to help you stay hydrated.
3. Don’t drink alcohol or use illegal drugs. ...
4. Don’t smoke and avoid secondhand smoke. ...
5. Get plenty of sleep. ...
6. Get light physical activity

9. What is the secondary prevention of pneumonia?
Secondary prevention occurs once the disease has occurred
and aims to prevent progression and complication
development. Protective measures include controlling the
tidal volume, plateau pressure, PEEP, and fio2

10. What are examples of primary and secondary
prevention?
An example of a primary prevention is taking vitamin supplements to
promote positive health. An example of a secondary prevention is
having a mammogram to detect breast cancer