CHAPTER 8 Flashcards

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branch of public health that deals with the study of preventing illnesses by managing the environment and changing people’s behavior to reduce exposure to biological and non-biological agents of disease and injury.

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Environmental Health

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John Tomarro suggest that environmental health deal with 3 factors: TRIAD

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M-E-D
MAN ——> DISEASE AGENT—-> ENVIRONMENT

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_____ by manipulating his environment, is able to prevent contracting disease by blocking disease agents from
entering his body;

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MAN

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In the Man-Disease Agent-Environment triad, we can do three preventive strategies namely:

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  1. Change the people’s behavior to manipulate environment! and reduce their exposure to biological and non-biological disease agents,
  2. prevent production or presence of disease agents
  3. Increase man’s resistance or immunity to disease agents.
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The first strategy on changing people’s behavior is best exemplified by the people’s

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Use of food safety practices.
-safe drinking and cooking water
-handwashing before & after eating
-washing vegetables during food prep
-store cooked food in right temperature

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The second strategy on preventing production of disease agents is shown by?

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Treatment of wastewater coming from domestic & industrial sources prior to release in environment

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RA 9275

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Clean water act

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Third strategy of increasing people’s resistance is through:

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-Maternal and child EPI & Nutrition

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EPI Program is focused on infectious DSE namely:

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TTPPMDH
-TB
-Polio
-Diptheria
-Pertussis
-Tetanus
-Hepa B
-Measles

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the study of all factors in man’s physical environment, which may exercise a deleterious effect on his health well-being and survival.

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Environmental Sanitation

*Water sanitation
* Food sanitation
* Refuse and garbage disposal
* Excreta disposal
* Insect vector and rodent control
* Housing
* Air pollution
* Noise
* Radiological Protection
* Institutional sanitation
* Stream pollution

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-is responsible for the promotion of healthy environmental conditions
-prevention of environmental related diseases through appropriate sanitation strategies.
-conceptualize new programs
-provide technical assistance on sanitation programs

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EOHO (Environmental & occupational health office)

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MAJOR ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SANITATION PROGRAMS:

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HEALTH AND SANITATION
WATER SUPPLY SANITATION PROGRAM

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PD 856

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Sanitation Code of the Philippines

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The Department of Health through the EOHO has set some policies· on the
following areas:

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  • Approved types of water facilities
  • Unapproved type of water facility
  • Access to safe and potable drinking water
  • Water quality and monitoring surveillance
  • Waterworks/Water system and well construction
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  • Approved types of water supply facilities
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LEVEL I (Point Source):
LEVEL II (Communal Faucet System or Stand-Posts
LEVEL Ill (Waterworks System or Individual House Connections)

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-protected well or developed spring
-15-25 households
-outreach must not be more than 250 meters from the farthest user

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LEVEL I (Point Source)

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  • piped distribution network
    -communal faucets
    -<25 meters fromfarthest house
    -100 households
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LEVEL II (Communal Faucet System or Stand-Posts

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-with a source, a reservoir, a piped distributor network and household
taps.
-densely populated urban areas
-minimum treatment or disinfection

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LEVEL Ill (Waterworks System or Individual House Connections)

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Unapproved type of water facility

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Doubtful sources:
-Open dug wells
-Unimproved springs & wells, that needs priming

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Approved types of toilet facilities

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Level 1:
-Non-water use : Pit latrines, Reed odor less earth closet.
-Minimal Water use: Pour-flush, Aqua Privies

Level 2:
-Water-carriage: septic tank
-water sealed : flush type with septic vault/tank.

Level 3:
-Water carriage :septic tanks
and/or to sewerage system to treatment plant.

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Non-water use :
-Pit latrines
-Reed odor less earth closet.

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Level 1

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-Water-carriage: septic tank
-water sealed : flush type with septic vault/tank.

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Level 2:

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Food Establishments shall be appraised as to the following sanitary conditions.

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  • Inspection/approval of all food sources, containers, transport vehicles.
  • Compliance to Sanitary Permit requirements
    *Provision of updated Health Certificate for food Handlers, cooks, helpers, & utility.
  • Laboratories to use formalin ether concentration technique (FECT) fecalysis of foodhandlers.
  • Destruction or banning of food unfit for human consumption.
  • Training of food handlers and operators on food sanitation
  • food establishment Rating
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Ambulant food vendors

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health certificate which also include monitoring the presence of intestinal
parasite and bacterial infection.

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four Rights In Food Safety:

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Right Source
Right Preparation
Right Cooking: 70 degrees centrigrade
Right Storage:

Hot temp: >60 degrees
Cold temp: <10 degrees

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This is vital if you plan to store food for more than four to five hours.

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Microbial organisms easily multiply within the 10-60 degrees centigrade temperature.

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Rule In Food Safety:

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“When In Doubt, throw it out/”

28
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“Clean Air Act”

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RA 8749

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“Toxic Substances and Hazardous and Nuclear Waste Control Act of 1990”

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RA 6969

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Clean Air Act of 1999”

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RA 8749

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Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000”

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R.A. 9003

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“Clean Water Act of 2004”

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R.A. 9275

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