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    1. The document discusses environmental sanitation and its importance in preventing diseases. It defines environmental sanitation as actions taken to improve environmental quality and reduce disease, such as using clean toilets, keeping water sources clean, and safely disposing of garbage. 2. Poor sanitation is linked to various respiratory, gastrointestinal, and neurological diseases. It provides examples like pneumonia, cholera, epilepsy, and strokes. 3. The document contains questions about diseases related to poor sanitation, the definition of environmental sanitation, and whether several statements about sanitation and health are true or false.

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    Health 6

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    1. The document discusses environmental sanitation and its importance in preventing diseases. It defines environmental sanitation as actions taken to improve environmental quality and reduce disease, such as using clean toilets, keeping water sources clean, and safely disposing of garbage. 2. Poor sanitation is linked to various respiratory, gastrointestinal, and neurological diseases. It provides examples like pneumonia, cholera, epilepsy, and strokes. 3. The document contains questions about diseases related to poor sanitation, the definition of environmental sanitation, and whether several statements about sanitation and health are true or false.

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    1. The document discusses environmental sanitation and its importance in preventing diseases. It defines environmental sanitation as actions taken to improve environmental quality and reduce disease, such as using clean toilets, keeping water sources clean, and safely disposing of garbage. 2. Poor sanitation is linked to various respiratory, gastrointestinal, and neurological diseases. It provides examples like pneumonia, cholera, epilepsy, and strokes. 3. The document contains questions about diseases related to poor sanitation, the definition of environmental sanitation, and whether several statements about sanitation and health are true or false.

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    Health 6

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    1. The document discusses environmental sanitation and its importance in preventing diseases. It defines environmental sanitation as actions taken to improve environmental quality and reduce disease, such as using clean toilets, keeping water sources clean, and safely disposing of garbage. 2. Poor sanitation is linked to various respiratory, gastrointestinal, and neurological diseases. It provides examples like pneumonia, cholera, epilepsy, and strokes. 3. The document contains questions about diseases related to poor sanitation, the definition of environmental sanitation, and whether several statements about sanitation and health are true or false.

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    HEALTH 6

    QUARTER 3 WEEK 1
    DAY 4
    Identify the following movement if it is non-locomotor or locomotor.

    walking slide step


    stretching running
    hopping bending
    pulling leaping
    twisting turning
    What is meant by ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION?
    Environmental sanitation also known as public cleanliness,
    refers to a set of actions geared towards improving the
    quality of the environment and reducing the amount of
    diseases. These includes using clean and safe toilets,
    keeping water sources clean, and disposing of garbage
    safely. The management of water, solid wastes, and industrial
    wastes, as well as the topic of pollution and noise control, all
    fall under the scope of environmental sanitation.
    Clean and safe toilet Keeping water sources clean
    Disposing garbage Clean environment
    Poor sanitation Environment
    You live in an environment that is full of living
    organisms, both visible and invisible to the naked eye.
    Bacteria are microscopic organisms that are an essential
    part of the environment.
    People living in crowded city slums and villages with poor
    sanitation means wastes lie on the streets, clogs the drains,
    and creates an immediate local hazard
    Some diseases and disorders due to poor
    sanitation are:
    1. Respiratory Diseases

    pneumonia
    chronic respiratory diseases
    Some diseases and disorders due to poor
    sanitation are:
    2. Gastrointestinal Diseases and Disorder
    Diarrheal diseases
    Cholera
    Ascariasis
    Some diseases and disorders due to poor
    sanitation are:
    3. Neurological Impairment
    epilepsy
    Alzheimer’s disease
    Stroke
    migraine
    Read carefully. Choose the correct answer inside the
    box. Write the correct answer on the space provided.
    _________________1. A parasite infestation of the skin caused by
    microscopic mites that burrow into the skin.
    _________________2. A bacterial infection throughout the intestinal tract
    which causes diarrhea.
    _________________3. An acute respiratory infection due to poor
    environmental sanitation.
    _________________4. A group of disorders that affect the central and
    peripheral nervous system.
    _________________5. A set of actions geared towards improving the quality
    of the environment and reducing the amount of diseases.
    Write TRUE if the statement is correct. If not, write
    FALSE.
    ______________1. The management of water, solid, and industrial
    wastes fall under the scope of environmental sanitation.
    ______________2. Poor sanitation has negative impacts on the
    environment and on the health of the people living in it.
    ______________3. One of the causes of neurological disorders in children
    is exposure to noise and air pollution.
    ______________4. Disease- causing organisms co-exist with people every
    day in the environment.
    ______________5. Respiratory infections are one of the biggest causes of
    deaths in the world every year.
    Write TRUE if the statement is correct. If not, write
    FALSE.
    _____6. Flies are attracted to the smell of garbage and
    decomposing objects.
    _____7. Clean and potable water is a result if the
    environment is clean.
    _____8. Air pollution is good for the lungs and heart.
    _____9. Noise can damage your hearing.
    _____10. Pests and rodents can be a vehicle for the
    transmission of diseases.

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