HEALTH
HEALTH
EDUCATION
EDUCATION
HEALTH
FOURTH QUARTER
WEEK 30
APRIL 2, 2024
Mr. Michael Fritz L. Mercado
Father help me to find joy in the
freedom and creativity of music,
Our Lady of art, physical education and
Fatima health.
Let this be an outlet of fun,
imagination and an expression of
PRAY FOR US feelings and ideas. Give me
courage to dream and try new
things.
If this is a natural talent for him,
AMEN! let to grow in it ultimately and
may all gifts and talents be used
to glorify you in Jesus name,,,
ACTIVITY
Find the secret
word!
4 Pics 1 Word
4 Pics 1 Word
4 Pics 1 Word
4 Pics 1 Word
4 Pics 1 Word
Nature of the
Common
Non-
Communicabe
Diseases
Activity: Pictograph
The purpose of this
activity is to create your
own understanding about
the main topic
Nature of the
Common
Non-
Communicabe
Diseases
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
a. Discuss the nature of non-
communicable disease;
b. create an acrostic; and
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
c) realize the importance of
preventing and controlling of the
common non-communicable
diseases.
Nature of the Common
Non-Communicabe Diseases
Disease is any harmful deviation
from the normal structural or
functional state of an organism,
generally associated with certain
signs and symptoms.
Nature of the Common
Non-Communicabe Diseases
Communicable Diseases that are caused
by pathogens (virus, bacteria, fungi etc.),
which are disease-causing organisms and
can be transmitted from one person to
another, or from animals to people.
Nature of the Common
Non-Communicabe Diseases
Non-communicable diseases generally
are long-lasting and progress slowly.
These diseases cannot be transmitted
from one person to another.
Nature of the Common
Non-Communicabe Diseases
You will have a responsibility to be an
advocate for health to your fellow
students, family, friends, and to your
community.
Nature of the Common
Non-Communicabe Diseases
❑ Diseases that CANNOT be spread from
one person/thing to another.
❑ Diseases that are not caused by pathogens
(bad germs)
Nature of the Common
Non-Communicabe Diseases
❑ Diseases that are caused by unhealthy
lifestyle, heredity, and environmental
exposures.
Nature of the Common
Non-Communicabe Diseases
❑ Can affect any system in the body
(circulatory, nervous, and respiratory).
❑ Can be treated but not usually cured.
Non-Communicabe Diseases
Non-Communicable Diseases
The NCDs include the "Big 4”
❑cardiovascular disease
❑cancer
❑chronic respiratory disease; and
❑diabetes
According to WHO, the "Big 4"
accounts for the 82% of all NCD
deaths annually:
1. Cardiovascular Diseases - 17.5
million people
2. Cancers - 8.2 million people
3. Chronic Respiratory Diseases -
4 million people
4. Diabetes - 1.5 million people
ODD WORD OUT
Allergy asthma acne arthritis
eczema hives hay dengue
fever
sneezing high fever runny stuffy
nose nose
hyperten asthma stroke heart
sion attack
reduce manage exercise wash
stress weight regularly hands
What are the Two Categories
of Diseases?
Communicable
Non-Communicable
Communicable diseases
➢are caused by pathogen or disease-
causing organisms and can be
transmitted from one person to
another or from animals to people.
Communicable diseases
Examples include common cold,
influenza, cholera, dengue fever,
tuberculosis and warts. These
diseases can be avoided by taking
preventive measures.
Non-Communicable disease (NCD)
➢cannot be transmitted from one
person to another.
➢ are caused by unhealthy lifestyle.
➢Some do not cause problems until
the person is quite old.
Non-Communicable disease (NCD)
Examples of non-communicable
disease include cardiovascular
disease, cancer and diabetes.
NCD Alliance
• a global partnership founded
in May 2009 by four
international federations
representing cardiovascular
disease, diabetes, cancer, and
chronic respiratory disease.
The aims of the alliance include:
❑NCD national plans for all
❑A tobacco-free world
❑Improved lifestyles
❑Strengthened heart systems
The aims of the alliance include:
❑Global access to affordable and
good quality medicines and
technologies
❑Human rights for people with
NCDs
Why should we be concerned with the
non-communicable or lifestyle diseases?
When is lifestyle healthy?
Noncommunicable or lifestyle diseases are
health problems and conditions that are
noninfectious or nontransmissible and come as
a result of one's modern lifestyle.
Lifestyle has a big impact on one's health and
life.
Remember!
"When health is absent, wisdom
cannot reveal itself, art cannot
manifest, strength cannot fight,
wealth becomes useless, and
intelligence cannot be applied."
-Herophilus
4TH QTR QUIZ #1:
Nature of Non-
Communicable
Disease
April 2, 2024
Read the following
statements , answer agree or
disagree about the statement
given and give reflection
about it.
Agree / Reflection
Disagree
If one is experiencing an
unusual chest pain, I
immediately assist the
victim and call for a doctor.
I engage in physical
activities like running,
jogging, biking, and other
sports activities.
Agree / Reflection
Disagree
I am a digital native and as
such, I have developed a
sedentary lifestyle by
spending hours online.
I exercise regularly to avoid
increasing bad cholesterol
level in my body that is
associated with getting
overweight.
Agree / Reflection
Disagree
I am conscious in
including unsaturated
fatty acids like nuts,
olive oil, and avocado in
my diet because these
increase the level of my
good cholesterol
INSTRUCTIONS
IDENTIFICATION.
Direction: Identify what is being asked in the following statements. All
answers are in capital letter.
MULTIPLE CHOICE.
Direction: Choose and click the correct answer.
TRUE / FALSE.
Direction: Choose and click True if the statement is correct and False if
it is not.
It is a particular abnormal condition and a
disorder of a structure or function that
affects part or all of an organism.
These can be transmitted from one person
to another or from animals to people.
This is a medical condition or disease that
is not caused by infectious agents (non-
infectious or non-transmissible).
This is another term used to refer to non-
communicable.
This is a global partnership founded in
May 2009 by four international
federations representing cardiovascular
disease, diabetes, cancer, and chronic
respiratory disease.
Dengue Fever is an example of...
❑ NON COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
❑ COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
CANCER is an example of...
❑ NON COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
❑ COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
The following are the aims of the NCD Alliance,
EXCEPT?
A tobacco-free world
All of the choices.
Improved lifestyles
Human rights for people with NCDs
Lifestyle has a big impact on one's health
and life.
True
False
Non-communicable diseases are
considered as lifestyle related and is
mostly the result of unhealthy habits.
True
False
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