NAME: Grade and Section: HEALTH 8: 3RD QUARTER: WEEK 2-3 Let's Apply Instruction: Answer the questions and give what is being asked. COMMUNICABLE DISEASES PREVENTION AND CONTROL Give at least five (5) examples of communicable What can you do to prevent these communicable diseases. diseases? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Lot's Analyzo:Instruction: Read the given situation then answer the questions below. One summer, my family went to llocos for our yearly summer vacation. One night my daughter had a fever and what I did was to let her have medicine to lower the fever. In the morning, I saw that rashes have appeared on her arms sol suspected measles. I had her occupy another room where she was alone to prevent cross-infections. After breakfast, my late mother-in law brought my daughter out at the backyard and started scattering some rice while talking indistinctively. She got some soil near a tree where my daughter played and rubs it on my daughter's arms, face, and feet. She said that she did that because my daughter might have disturbed some spirits in the back yard when she played there. Questions to answer: What was the story all about? What does the mother -in-law believe in? Do you agree or not? Why? What should you do if you are the one concern?

Topic: Why parents shouldn't refuse vaccine for their children. 1. What is the ethical dilemma? 2. Ethical principles- •Autonomy: •Beneficence •Non-maleficence: • Justice: •Fidelity: •Veracity: 3. conflict in ethical principles 4. possible outcomes: 5. resolving the dilemma:

(2). Question should be answered.    An RN is working with a 34-year-old patient admitted after surgical removal of a ruptured spleen and an open reduction internal fixation of her left femur after a multiple vehicle accident in which it has been determined that her husband was driving under the influence of alcohol. Her husband and a passenger in the second car were killed in the accident. In her acute grieving state, the patient verbalizes excessive guilt, stating she never should have let her husband drive after drinking at a party earlier on the evening of the accident. The patient tearfully sobs, “I’ve taken away my babies’ father, lost another family their loved one, and caused terrible grief to everyone! It’s all my fault. If only I’d insisted that I drive. I knew he’d been drinking, but it didn’t seem like he was drunk. This is all my fault!Everyone must really hate me. They must wish that it was me who died. I know I do.”   a. What techniques can the nurse use to help develop…

Case Study: A patient, ill with an infectious disease, is prescribed an oral bacteriostatic antibiotic. After 48 hours the nurse calls and tells the patient that they need to return to the hospital and receive an IM injection of a different, -cidal antibiotic as the pathogen is showing resistance to the first antibiotic. In addition the nurse states that there are only a few cases of this disease in the area as it is not common in Wisconsin. Question: What was the route for administration of the first antibiotic prescribed versus the second? O The patient consumes, orally, the first antibiotic and received an injection in their muscle for the second antibiotic O Unsure based upon information provided O Static antibiotics are only administered via IM and therefore the first antibiotic is injected into the muscle and the second is administered by IV O The patient must inject the first antibiotic because it is static and the second must enter in through a vein. MacBook Air 弓0 F3 F4 F2 2#…

An epidemiologist wants to evaluate the most effective method to teach the public about preventative health. They compare the following 3 treatments; using models on their posters with information about healthy habits, having social media influencers post about healthy habits, and having actors on TV commercials describe healthy habits. Which of the following tests is appropriate for this study?

The table below shows examples of infectious and non-infectious diseases. Complete it by answering the questions.

Answer each question by itself 1. What are the top 5 causes of death in the United States for 2020? 2. How have these changed over the past 10 years? 3. Which of the top 5 causes of death can be attributable to communicable disease, non-communicable disease, and/or environmental diseases and injury? Do they have multiple causes? 4. Relating the top causes of mortality to "actual" causes of death (Table SO3.2), what cause would your group decided to focus public health initiatives to reduce mortality in America today? Why? Table is found on page 127 of your text in Section III. https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/leading-causes-of-death.htm I need questions 2-4. I already have question 1

A hospital's risk management team identifies an increasing trend in systemic infections from urinary catheter usage. As a result, the hospital's risk management plan was reviewed and changes were implemented to improve sanitation techniques. What will indicate that changes were effective? TIME LEFT 00:03:2 Decrease in types of catheters available Decrease in urinary infection-related admissions Increase in patient satisfaction scores Increase in daily catheter care completion

List 5 reasons it is important to know what medications a patient is taking in relation to Hygiene, Mobility and Safety.

There is a rise in some cases of rare illness within the last the few years due to  increase in the homeless population. Please put up a communicable disease that is showing up now. How is it happening? What's the preventative techniques? And what's the Course of the disease?