Personal Health and Hygiene

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Personal Health and Hygiene

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Personal Health and Hygiene. What is it? Excess sebum mixing with dead skin & bacteria clogging a pore causing infection. Where does it occur? Face (T-zone) Back Neck Shoulders Upper arms Chest Buttocks Groin. Acne. Causes? Hormones! Androgen Poor diet Heredity Gender. Types - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Personal Health and

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What is the main cause of freckles?

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Freckles

Causes• Genetics• Sun

2 Types• Ephelides: lighter

brown, genetic trait, fade in winter

• Lentigines: darker, don’t fade in winterKnown as sunburn

freckles

Freckles are clusters of concentrated melanin.Ephelides

Lentigines

Lentigines

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MolesMelanocytes (cells in the skin) grow

in a cluster with tissue surrounding them.

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Skin Cancer Types• Basal cell carcinomas• Squamous cell carcinomas• Malignant melanoma

– Cancer of the melanocyte cells

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What to Look for - Skin Cancer

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List 5 ways to protect yourself from the sun.

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Protection from Skin Cancer(sunburn, wrinkles)

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Do True / False

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1. What is the main cause of acne?

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AcneCauses?

• Hormones!– Androgen

• Poor diet• Heredity• Gender

Types1. Blackheads

&Whiteheads2. Pimple/Zits3. Cysts

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AcneWhat is it?

• Excess sebum mixing with dead skin & bacteria clogging a pore causing infection.

Where does it occur?

• Face (T-zone)• Back• Neck• Shoulders• Upper arms• Chest• Buttocks• Groin

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List 5 things that contribute to acne?

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What contributes

to Acne?• Too much washing or scrubbing

• Picking or popping

• Tanning• Sweating

• Touching skin• Clothing• Cosmetics• Hair• Environment• Medication

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What causes warts?

Do True / False

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WartsCauses

• Human Papillomavirus

A virus!!Through a crack

in the skin.

Types• Common• Plantar• Filiform• Flat• Genital

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How are warts

treated?• Go away on their own• OTC medication• Freezing• Electrified needle to cut it away• Burning with laser or chemicals

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List 2 ways you can protect your feet from foot fungus.

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Fungal Infections

Types• Ring worm• Athletes foot• Jock itch

Protection• Wear flip flops in

locker rooms• Open toed shoes• “dry off”• Don’t share shoes

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Eye InfectionsPrevention

Avoid touching or rubbing your eyes.

Transferring germs from fingers to

eyes.

Pink Eye??• Also known as

conjunctivitis• Highly

contagious• Don’t share

personal items

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Tooth DiseaseMost common

type… cavities

Causes• Bacteria that

dissolves the minerals that protect and make up teeth.

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List 2 ways to protect your teeth and gums.

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Tooth Disease Prevention

• Eating fewer sugary foods• Cleaning well

– Genetically prone

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Gum DiseaseWhat is it?• A condition

where bacteria that live in plaque infect and destroy the gum and bones that hold the teeth.

Prevention• Eat healthy• Brush • Floss

Describe how should you floss your teeth?

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Hair and Scalp ProblemsLice

• Insects that live on human hair and feed on the blood from the scalp

• Don’t share personal items.

Dandruff• Flakes of dry

skin from the scalp.

• Causes: fungus, stress, hormones, genetics, illness, infrequent shampooing, unsure

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Define Calorie

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CalorieA unit of heat energy – or – the amount of

energy in food.

Energy: the ability for the body to function.

3,500 calories = 1 lb. of body weight

1 GRAM = about the weight of a raisin.1 GRAM of protein or carbs = 4 calories

1 GRAM of fat = 9 calories1 GRAM of alcohol = 7 calories

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Energy Requirements of

the Body• SIZE - The bigger you are, the more calories are necessary to maintain weight.

• AGE - The older you are, the less energy you need.

• ACTIVITY LEVEL - The more active you are, the more energy you need.

• GENDER - Based on body size, males need more energy.

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Energy Requirements of the Body• RATE OF GROWTH - How fast you grow

indicates how much energy you need to grow.• INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES - Basic

Metabolism - The rate at which the body uses energy.

• EFFICIENCY IN THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM• ENVIRONMENT - The colder it is, the more

calories you use. *Extreme temperatures• PHYSIOLOGICAL - Illness can change

calorie use.