Health Screening Level 2 Applied Science Unit 7: Health Applications of Life Science.

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Health Screening Level 2 Applied Science Unit 7: Health Applications of Life Science

Lesson Objectives 1.To know what a Health Screening Programme is 2.To be able to list some examples of Health Screening Programmes carried out by the NHS.

Health Screening Questions: Write down the answers to these questions: 1)What do you understand by the term ‘Health Screening Programme’? 2)Do you know of any examples? i.e. What health conditions are routinely screened? 3)Why is it important to screen people’s health?

Task 1: Prepare a sheet to make notes on different screening programmes

NHS Health Check

Examples: Cancer Ante-Natal Tests New born (Neo-natal) Asthma Diabetic Vascular

What types of Cancer? Cervical Cancer (‘Smear’ Tests) Breast Cancer (Regular self-checks & mammograms) Prostate & Testicular cancer Bowel cancer

TV Advert Watch the video and try to answer this question: Why is it important to diagnose cancer early?

Ante-natal Screening Ante-natal means ‘before birth’ Ante-natal screening is testing an unborn child (foetus) during pregnancy. baby/pages/screening-tests-abnormality-pregnant.aspx#close baby/pages/screening-tests-abnormality-pregnant.aspx#close

Neo-natal Screening Neo-natal means ‘new born’ These are tests carried on out babies just after they are born. They include: A Physical examination Hearing Tests A Heel prick blood test.

New born hearing tests

Vascular Screening:

Asthma Testing for Asthma

Diabetes Diabetic Eye Screening

Class Work Tasks 1.Complete ‘Immune System’ Poster 2.Produce a leaflet about Health Screening Programmes. Include the following: Explanation of why Health Screening Programmes are important. Examples of conditions which are screened for.