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    Module 2

    How One’s Lifestyle Affect the Functioning


    of Respiratory and Circulatory Systems
    Learning Competency:

    Infer how one’s lifestyle can


    affect the functioning of the
    respiratory and circulatory
    system.
    Negative
    Effects of
    Smoking
    Risks of Smoking
    RESPIRATORY CIRCULATORY
    Lung cancer leukemia
    pneumonia Stroke
    Chronic lung disease Aortic rupture
    asthma Heart disease
    Chronic bronchitis Hardening of arteries
    Emphysema Increased BP and heart rate
    Cough and colds Coronary heart disease
    tuberculosis arteriosclerosis
    Vascular diseases
    Emphysema
    • Shortness of breath
    • Makes up COPD with
    chronic bronchitis
    • Causes:
    Cigarette smoking
    marijuana • Treatment:
    pollution/ chemical fumes Medication
    dust oxygen
    stop smoking
    Emphysema
    Bronchitis
    • inflammation of the mucus membrane in the bronchial tubes
    • thick mucus builds up causing coughing, difficulty of breathing and
    heavy feeling in the chest
    • may be caused by bacteria, viruses or irritants in the air
    • no cure
    • Medication may relieve symptoms
    • avoid smoking and smoky environments
    • drink lots of water
    • get plenty of rest
    Pneumonia
    • infection of lungs
    • causes inflammation of the
    air sacs
    • caused by bacteria, viruses
    and fungi
    • Treatment
    curing the infection with
    antibiotics and pain reliever
    preventing complications.
    asthma
    • chronic respiratory disorder
    caused by inflammation and
    narrowing of the bronchial tubes
    • triggered by airborne substances,
    certain foods, common bacteria
    and viruses.
    • Treatment: Inhalers and
    nebulizers
    tuberculosis
    • caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis
    that attack the lungs and damage other
    parts of the body
    • Transmission: tiny droplets released into
    the air via coughs and sneezes.
    • Treatment:
    antibiotic once a week for 12 weeks
    or every day for 9 months.
    • TB Dots is a short-course treatment
    recommended by the World Health
    Organization
    tuberculosis
    • "The most cost-effective way to stop
    the spread of TB in communities with
    a high incidence is by curing it.”
    • Preventions:
    quit/stop smoking
    eat healthy foods
    maintain a healthy weight
    enough rest/sleep
    take vitamin C to improve immune
    system
    Lung cancer
    • Formation of tumors as a
    result of irregular and
    uncontrolled cell growth
    • Many studies have shown a
    relationship between lung
    cancer and smoking.
    • There's no sure way to prevent lung cancer, but you can
    reduce your risk if you: don't smoke, if you've never
    smoked, don't start.
    1.Why is it important to have healthy
    lungs?
    2. Enumerate five ways on how to take
    care of your lungs and live a healthy life.
    3. Do you have a relative or friend who
    smokes? What advice/s can you give
    them to eliminate their habit in
    smoking?
    August 9, 2024 Activity
    Answer the Activity on your notebook.
    Activity: Should I or Shouldn’t?
    I. Objective: Differentiate practices that prevent diseases and
    promote diseases in the respiratory and circulatory
    systems.

    II. Procedure: Study and analyze the statements below. Put an


    (x) mark if it promotes disease and (/) if it prevents the disease.
    Then if it promotes disease, identify what system (Circulatory
    or Respiratory) is being associated in each scenario. Put your
    answers in a separate sheet of paper.
    __________ 1. Avoid indoor and outdoor air pollution.
    __________ 2. Control your blood pressure
    __________ 3. Don’t keep your cholesterol levels under control
    __________ 4. Eat a healthy, balanced diet.
    __________ 5. Sneezing in public places without covering the nose
    __________ 6. Get regular exercise.
    __________ 7. Maintain a healthy weight.
    __________ 8. Touching your eyes, nose and mouth
    __________ 9. Drinking alcohol as a habit.
    __________ 10. See your doctor for an annual check-up.
    __________ 11. Spitting anywhere.
    __________ 12. Always wash your hands with soap/sanitizer.
    __________ 13. Continue smoking and stay near secondhand smoke.
    __________ 14. Wearing of facemask specially in crowded places.
    __________ 15. Expose yourself to people who have flu or other viral infections.
    GUIDE QUESTIONS: After accomplishing the
    activity, answer the guide questions below. Write
    your answers on a separate sheet of paper.

    Prevention is Better than Cure!


    1. What idea is common in each statement?
    2. How can habits and practices affect the proper
    functioning of the respiratory and circulatory?
    3. How can these negative habits be changed?

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