Lesson 3 PCH 9.PCH.1 Analyze wellness, disease prevention, and recognition of symptoms 9.PCH1.3 Explain the procedures for health screenings, check ups, and other early detection measures in terms of their health-related benefits

Statement of Objectives In healthful living education, we have studied various health risks. Usually we focus on the primary prevention of risks. That is, what we do in the first place to keep from becoming ill or injured. Secondary control is early detection and that practice will be the basis of today’s lesson. By the end of the class, we will know the importance of medical examinations and self-examination to detect conditions early and improve effectiveness of intervention.

Review How many of you have heard about someone who “waited too late” to go to the doctor? What do you think that means? With which diseases could someone wait too long and not get the care needed to save their lives?

3 Levels of Disease and Injury Control Page 8: Write Definitions: Primary Prevention: eating nutritiously, exercising regularly, and avoiding harmful substances, such as tobacco. Secondary control- early detection methods, such as medical exams and self-examinations Tertiary- treatment level

Matching Different Practices We will see if we can distinguish between practices that are primary prevention, early detection and treatment(tertiary). On Page 8 (Levels of Prevention), add a chart, similar to no risk, possible risk, and high risk, with three columns Label the three columns: Primary Prevention Early detection Treatment (Tertiary)

Matching Exercising 2-3 times a week Applying a cast to a broken bone Chemotherapy Having a cancerous tumor removed Getting a physical examination Eating breakfast Getting 7-8 hours of sleep each night Having a chest X-Ray Having blood cholesterol level checked Applying a cast to a broken bone Applying direct pressure for bleeding CPR Noticing one of the 7 warning signs of cancer Using sunscreen

Young Athlete, Unsung Hero, Fights Melanoma: Answer on PCH notes Young Athlete, Unsung Hero, Fights Melanoma: Answer on PCH notes. (do not write the question) How was the cancer first discovered? If you were Brian’s mother, would you have done anything differently when first seeing his mole? Why is early detection important? With which diseased could someone wait too long and not get the care needed to save their lives?

American Cancer Society’s 7 Warning Signs of Cancer- Write on back of pg.8 1. Change in bowel or bladder habits 2. A sore that does not heal 3. Unusual bleeding or discharge 4. Thickening or lump in breast or elsewhere 5. Indigestion or difficulty in swallowing 6. Obvious change in wart or mole 7. Nagging cough or hoarseness

Do It Now! Poem: Answer these questions on page 7 Why does the author of the poem believe procrastination is normal? When people experience symptoms, what are they hoping for? Whose help and advice should we seek if we notice a symptom?

Independent Practice Whatcha Going to Say Worksheet pg. 7 You are turning in page 7 at the end of class for a classwork grade