health education 7 1st quarter Lesson 5 health appraisal procedures
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The document discusses health appraisal procedures which are a series of assessments to determine a student's health status. It describes several screening tests that are part of health appraisals including medical exams, dental exams, height and weight checks, vision tests, scoliosis tests, breast self-exams, and hearing tests. These tests are meant to keep students informed about their overall health, growth, dental issues, vision, spinal curvature, lumps, and hearing ability.
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health education 7 1st quarter Lesson 5 health appraisal procedures
- 1. HEALTH APPRAISAL PROCEDURES HEALTH EDUCATION 7 | 1ST QUARTER | LESSON 5
- 3. Direction: Write the letter of the correct answer on your answer sheet.
- 4. 1. State of complete physical, mental, emotional, social, moral-spiritual and environmental well being. a.Disease b. Disorder c. Health d. Illness
- 5. 2. Dimension of health that is a state of well- being when all internal and external body parts can function properly as they are supposed to function. a.Emotional Health b. Moral- Spiritual Health c. Physical Health d. Social Health
- 6. 3. Dimension of health that is being a lifelong learner by continuously wanting to learn new things and improve one’s skills. a.Emotional Health b. Mental Health c. Physical Health d. Social Health
- 7. 4. Dimension of health that include strong communication skills, empathy for others and a sense of accountability. a.Emotional Health b. Mental Health c. Physical Health d. Social Health
- 8. 5. Dimension of health that is understanding and liking yourself as well as accepting and learning from your mistakes. a.Emotional Health b. Moral- Spiritual Health c. Physical Health d. Social Health
- 9. 6. Dimension of health that is being at peace and in harmony with yourself, others and a higher power. a.Emotional Health b. Moral- Spiritual Health c. Physical Health d. Social Health
- 10. 7. Dimension of health that is understanding the effect to ourselves of the air, the water and the land that surrounds us. a.Emotional Health b. Environmental Health c. Physical Health d. Social Health
- 11. FOR ITEMS 8 - 10
- 12. 8. Health, by definition, is merely the absence of disease or infirmity.
- 13. 9. Physical health is state of well-being when all internal and external body parts can function properly as they are supposed to function.
- 14. 10. Emotional health means understanding and liking yourself as well as accepting and learning from your mistakes.
- 15. 11. Lifelong process of physical, mental, emotional, social, moral- spiritual & environmental growth and change. a.Disease b. Disorder c. Health d. Illness
- 16. 12. A stage of development where the Trust vs. Mistrust is developed from birth to 1st year a. Grade Schooler b. Infancy c. Pre- Schooler d. Toddler
- 17. 13. A stage of development where the initiative vs. guilt is developed from ages 3 to 6 a. Grade Schooler b. Infancy c. Pre- Schooler d. Toddler
- 18. 14. A stage of development where the identity vs. role confusion is developed from ages 13 to 19. a. Grade Schooler b. Infancy c. Teen Ager d. Toddler
- 19. 15. A stage of development where the Generativity vs. Self-absorption is developed from ages 40 to 60. a. Grade Schooler b. Middle Age Adult c. Teen Ager d. Toddler
- 20. 16. Period following the onset of puberty during which a young person develops from a child into an adult. a.Adolescence b. Disorder c. Health d. Puberty
- 21. 17. The period during which adolescents reach sexual maturity and become capable of reproduction. a.Adolescence b. Disorder c. Health d. Puberty
- 22. 18. Type of physical change during adolescence where those directly related to the sex organs. a.Adolescence b. Disorder c. Primary Sex Characteristics d. Secondary Sex Characteristics
- 23. 19. Type of physical change during adolescence where changes not directly related to sexual reproduction a.Adolescence b. Disorder c. Primary Sex Characteristics d. Secondary Sex Characteristics
- 24. 20. Type of change in health dimension where adolescents experience emotional changes as in their moody state. a. Emotional Change b. Mental Change c. Physical Change d. Social Change
- 26. 21. FOR THE ADOLESCENTS TO MANAGE NUTRITION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, THEY SHOULD BALANCE THE FOOD THAT THEY EAT WITH PHYSICAL ACTIVITY.
- 27. 22. YOUR BODY FIGHTS INFECTION, REPAIRS CELLS AND GROWS DURING SLEEP, THEREFORE YOU SHOULD STAY UP LATE AT NIGHT SCROLLING THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA.
- 28. 23. TO MANAGE YOUR BODY ODOR, YOU SHOULD SHOWER OR BATHE REGULARLY, ESPECIALLY AFTER PLAYING SPORTS OR SWEATING A LOT
- 29. 24. TO AVOID DENTAL PROBLEMS, YOU SHOULD ALWAYS EAT SWEET SNACKS THAT STICK TO YOUR TEETH
- 30. MANAGE NUTRITION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, THEY SHOULD ENGAGE IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND FOLLOW THE FILIPINO PYRAMID ACTIVITY GUIDE.
- 31. HEALTH APPRAISAL PROCEDURES HEALTH EDUCATION 7 | 1ST QUARTER | LESSON 5
- 32. HEALTH APPRAISAL Series of procedure to assess or determine the health status of the students.
- 34. MEDICAL EXAM Keeps you informed about your general health status
- 35. DENTAL EXAM Keeps you informed of any dental problems
- 36. HEIGHT TAKING Gives you an idea about your growth rate.
- 37. WEIGHT TAKING Keeps you aware if you are within your ideal weight.
- 38. VISION TEST Keeps you informed of your visual activity.
- 39. SCOLIOSIS TEST Keeps you informed of any abnormal curvature of your spine.
- 41. HEARING TEST Check the ability to hear the loudness and pitch of the sound.
- 43. "WHAT TO PROCESS; ACTIVITY 1. HEALTH IN ACTION" PE & HEALTH LEARNER'S MANUAL PAGES 249-250
- 44. ACTIVITY 2 CHECK YOUR LIFE SKILLS PE & HEALTH LEARNER'S MANUAL PAGE 250-251
- 46. 1. Series of procedure to assess or determine the health status of the students. a.Health Appraisal b. Health Devaluation c. Health Disposal d. Health Underestimat
- 47. 2. Health screening test that keeps you informed of any dental problems a.Dental Exam b. Height Taking c. Medical Exam d. Weight Taking
- 48. 3. Health screening test that keeps you aware if you are within your ideal weight a.Dental Exam b. Height Taking c. Medical Exam d. Weight Taking
- 49. 4. Health screening test that keeps you informed of any abnormal curvature of your spine. a.Breast Self- Examinatio n b. Hearing Test c. Scoliosis Test d. Vision Test
- 50. 5. Health screening test that check the ability to hear the loudness and pitch of the sound. a.Breast Self- Examinatio n b. Hearing Test c. Scoliosis Test d. Vision Test
Hinweis der Redaktion
- For our 4th quiz in health education 7 for the 1st quarter Prepare a ½ lengthwise paper, write your name, year and section, date and LRN We will be having a 25-item review quiz to recap the past lessons we had before we start a new one..
- Write TRUE if the given statement is CORRECT, and write FALSE if the statement says otherwise.
- For items 21-25, Write TRUE if the statement tells a fact, and write FALSE if the statement says otherwise.
- How many times do you visit your barangay health center? Do you go with your parents to attend the medical program in your barangay? Can you identify the medical test that you had since you were in elementary grade?
- These include the use of teacher’s observations, screening tests, health histories or medical records, medical and dental inspections and psychological tests Success of the health appraisal procedures is dependent upon the collaborative effort of parents, teachers, physicians, dentists, health educators, nurses and others in the school program.
- The following are parts of health screening and the importance of health appraisal in attaining holistic health
- A physician always conducts medical examination
- Conducted by dentists
- Can be conducted at home with parents, and teachers at school
- Measurements of height and weight are helpful in determining if normal physiological growth patterns are occurring.
- It is an effective school endeavor because deviations from normal can be identified and refractive errors can be corrected. The Snellen chart is the commonly used, least expensive, and easiest to perform; and a remarkably high degree of success in identifying students having vision problems using this procedure.
- Scoliosis is a familiar problem during the rapid growth in the late childhood to early teenage years Scoliosis screening will identify students who have spinal irregularities that would worsen body’s movement and stamina and most likely lead to back pains and other body part Early detection and intervention may avert scoliosis from developing into conditions that may impede comfortable movements or activities.
- BSE can help females check any abnormalities that might need medical attention; Remember, there are normal changes during and right before menstruation so it is better to perform BSE after menstruation. Develop the habit of doing BSE monthly.
- The ability to hear sound determines how well one can communicate within the environment. A child who has even minor hearing problems can develop speech problems Hearing screening is performed with a pure-tone audiometer, which is the most reliable procedure for detection of hearing loss.
- On your notebooks, we will have a 5-item formative test; write the letter of the correct answer.