INJURY PREVENTION,
SAFETY AND FIRST AID
(INTENTIONAL INJURIES)
LESSON OBJECTIVE
Differentiate intentional injuries from
unintentional injuries
Describe the types of intentional
injuries
Analyze the risk factors
Demonstrate ways to prevent and
control intentional injuries
INTENTIONAL INJURIES
INTENTIONAL
INJURY
DISCUSSION
Unlike unintentional injuries or injuries
acquired in an accident, intentional injuries
are acquired through intended harming.
These are also preventable and
controllable.
TYPES OF INTENTIONAL INJURIES
• Sexual
• Bullying
• Illegal-fraternity-
• Acts of terror
victimization and
• Stalking
related violence
• Domestic
other forms of
• Extortion
• Kidnapping and
violence
abduction
• Gang and youth
sexual abuse and
• Suicide violence
harrasment
BULLYING
Bullying is when someone, thinking he/she is superior
to you, treats you poorly repeatedly.
Types:
Verbal - bad/negative words
Social - damaging reputation and relationships
Physical - hurting/damaging possession
Cyber - through electronic technology
BULLYING
STALKING
Stalking is when someone follows you and watches your
life everywhere and causes you to fear or be alarmed.
Stalking behaviors:
Waiting outside one's home or school
Texting without consent
Sending gifts even being told not to
Monitoring the private life
Disclosing personal information
STALKING
EXTORTION
Extortion is when someone threatens you to get
something from you.
Examples:
Sending money or your family's life will be in danger
Giving money or you will be hurt
EXTORTION
GANG AND YOUTH VIOLENCE
Extortion is when someone threatens you to get
something from you.
Examples:
Sending money or your family's life will be in danger
Giving money or you will be hurt
GANG AND YOUTH VIOLENCE
ILLEGAL FRATERNITY AND RELATED VIOLENCE
A fraternity is a group of men with a common purpose or
interest. Their women counterpart are called a sorority.
Some fraternities usually have initiation rites that
include physical torture, also called hazing.
ILLEGAL FRATERNITY AND RELATED VIOLENCE
KIDNAPPING AND ABDUCTION
Kidnapping is when someone forcefully takes you
somewhere without your consent.
Abduction is when someone forcefully takes you from
your home to bring you somewhere.
These are done usually to ask money from your family or
to use you as a shield.
ACTS OF TERROR
Acts of terror is when someone causes fear of the general
public.
Example:
• Activities of terrorist groups that harm the public
ACTS OF TERROR
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Domestic violence is when someone repeatedly hurts
you to control you.
This is usually done by abusive partner, parent, or
guardian.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SUICIDE AND PARA SUICIDE
SUICIDE - means ending your own life. It is sometimes a
way for people to escape pain or suffering. When
someone ends their own life, we say that they "died by
suicide." A "suicide attempt" means that someone tried
to end their life but did not die.
PARASUICIDE- A form of self-harm in which someone
mimics the act of suicide without the intent to kill
themselves
SEXUAL ABUSE
Sexual abuse refers to any unwanted or non-consensual
sexual act such as unwanted kiss, touch, and sexual
activity. Sexual acts when someone is drunk, drugged, or
unconscious is also considered abuse.
Examples:
Molestation
Rape
Incest
SEXUAL ABUSE
