1. BY: PAULA LÓPEZ VICENTE
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2. Your health is a state of physical, mental and social well-
beging. Illinesses are health problems that affect your
body’s organs.
Health professionals and services can help us to stay
healthy.
• A general
practitioner (or GP)
is a doctor who
tretas the most
common, everyday
illnesses.
• A medical specialist
is a doctor who
treast specific
illnesses.
•People usually go
to hospital if they
have a medical
emergency. They
can also go there
for tests and
medical
treatments.

4. Infectious diseases are
illnesses that are caused by
microorganisms.
Non-infectious disesses
include illnesses like…..

5. •Some
protozoans
can cause,
like malaria,,
cholera, and
amoebic
dysentery.
•Some
fungi cause
diseases of
skin, hair
and nails.
•Many viruses are
harmful. They cause
flu, measles, rebella
and AIDS.
•Bacteria can cause
diseases like
tuberculosis, tetanus
and salmonellosis.

6. Personal
contact
Droplet
contact
Contact with
contaminated
object
Animal
carriers
Consumption
of
contaminated
food
Consumption
of
contaminated
water

7. HEALTHY LIFESTYLE
HABITS
• Wash your hands.
• Brush your teeth.
• Clean cuts.
• Keep your pets healthy.
• Wash raw fruits and
vegetables.
• Don’t walk barefoot.
VACCINES
• Is a substance that
contains weak or dead
microorganisms. These
microorganisms can’t
make you ill, but they help
ypur body to resist the
same disease in the
future.
• Your body produces
special substances called
antibodies.

8. Eat a
balanced
diet
Do regular
exercise
8-10 hours of
sleep every
night
Follow road
safety rules
Accept and
respect
yourself
express your
feelings
appropriately
Accept and
respect other
people