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MAPEH 1st summative exam Flashcards

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was originally utilized in the visual arts before being adapted to music and other forms of art.

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EXPRESSIONISM

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It is a movement or tendency that strives to express subjective feelings and emotions rather than to depicts reality or nature objectively.

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EXPRESSIONISM

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was are action to Impressionism

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Expressionism movement

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sought to express their feelings about what they saw .It was a more active ,more subjective type of modern art.

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Expressionist painters

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was probably first applied in music in 1918.

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EXPRESSIONISM

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Arnold Schoenberg full name

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Arnold Franz Walter Schoenberg

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When and where was arnold schoenberg born

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BORN : September 13, 1874, Leopoldstadt, Austria

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When and where was arnold schoenberg DIED

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DIED : July 13, 1951, Los Angeles California United states

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fear of the number 13.

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TRISKAIDEKAPHOBIA

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He was born to lower middle class family in Vienna Austria.

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ARNOLD SCHOENBERG

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MOTHER OF ARNOLD SCHOENBERG

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Pauline Nachod

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FATHER OF ARNOLD SCHOENBERG AND merchant who owned a shoe store.

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Samuel Schoenberg

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BROTHER OF arnold schoenberg and also a singer

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Heinrich Schoenberg

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He was the outstanding composer and music educator from Austria-America, lived from 1874 to 1951.

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ARNOLD SCHOENBERG

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Arnold Schoenberg’s greatest work, which Schoenberg worked on between 1930 and 1932

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Moses and Aron

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He was an inventor

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ARNOLD SCHOENBERG

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was the owner of a small shoe store in Vienna’s Second District, which at the time was largely Jewish.

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Samuel Schoenberg

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At the age of ________ he began playing violin and composed violin duets.

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EIGHT YEARS OLD

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At the age of_________ he started writing short. compositions for two violins At an early age Schoenberg already showed great skills in composition.

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NINE YEARS OLD

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What YEAR did Schoenberg’s father passed away

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1890

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is a musical technique in which sounds are organized in sets of twelve and have no tonality or link to one another.

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The twelve-tone method ,also known as serialism,

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WHAT YEARS DID Schoenberg worked as a bank clerk.

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1890-1895

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23
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WHO taught Arnold Schoenberg harmony and counter point.

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Alexander Zemlinsky

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He develop a system called

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Twelve-tone music.

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WHO helped him to get a job at stern conservatory as a teacher

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Richard Strauss

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26
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During _______ Arnold Schoenberg served in the army

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WORLD WAR 1

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What YEAR did Schoenberg migrated to the United States to escape Nazis

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1930s

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28
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He died in California in 1951 FROM _____

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Heart failure

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29
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He died exact Friday 13th

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ARNOLD SCHOENBERG

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*Brash
*Joyful
*Young Art Movement
*American Movement
*Began in Britain

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POP ART

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was heavily influenced by the ideals of the Dada movement, as well as reaction to abstract expressionism.

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POP ART

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Famous sculptor of the Pop Art movement

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CLAES OLDENBURG

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Pop Art Artist

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CLAES OLDENBURG

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1960’s He was involved in a Various ‘Happening’-Spontaneous, Improvised, and Artistic events.

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CLAES OLDENBURG

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Optical Art

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OP ART

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Repetition form of simple forms and colors to create vibrating effects.

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OP ART

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Exaggerated sense of depth

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OP ART

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Visual effects

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OP ART

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Father of opt art.

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VICTOR VASARELY

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Used organic shapes and chromatic patterns

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VICTOR VASARELY

41
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His work was featured in a number of prominent museums throughout the world.

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VICTOR VASARELY

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created in front or presented to an audience by the artist and non-traditional art form.

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PERFORMANCE ART

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▪Acting
▪Poetry
▪Music dance
▪Painting

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PERFORMANCE ART

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French artist

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YVES KLEIN

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Leading member of the French artist movement of nouveau realism founded in 1960 by art critic Pierre Restany.

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YVES KLEIN

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is an event, situation, or performance art that occurs anywhere and is often multi-disciplinary, with a non-linear narrative and active audience engagement.

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HAPPENINGS AND MOB

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Developed the term “happening” in the spring of 1957 at an art picnic at George Segal’s farm to characterize the art pieces that were going on.

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ALLAN KAPROW

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He explains that occurrences are not a new style, but a moral act ,a human stand of tremendous importance, whose professional status as art is less important than their certainty as an ultimate existential commitment.

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ALLAN KAPROW

49
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reminds us that it is not the publicist’s or the artists’ responsibility to refuse fame if they do not want its duties.

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ALLAN KAPROW

50
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Is a type of performance art in which a number of individuals gather unexpectedly in a public place and execute an odd and seemingly meaningless act for a small period of time before dispersing for the purposes of amusement, satire, and artistic expression.

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FLASH MOB

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is recognizable via telecommunications, social media or viral e-mails.

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FLASH MOB

52
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Dance art saves lives.

Live performers

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FLASH MOB

53
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Founder of flash mob Senior Editor at Harper’s Magazine

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Bill Wasik

54
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2006 –he invented the flash mob, having staged the first known examples in New York City during the summer of 2003.

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Bill Wasik

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2003-Inventing the flash mob and he stated in 2010 that he was surprised by the violence of some of the gatherings.

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Bill Wasik

56
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He stated that the mobs began as a kind of playful social experiment, meant to encourage spontaneity and large gatherings to temporarily take over commercial and public areas simply to demonstrate that they could.

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Bill Wasik

57
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He worked as a senior editor at Wired Magazine and Harper’s Magazine.

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Bill Wasik

58
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refers to your ability to move and lift
objects.

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Muscular strength

59
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IT is determined by the amount of power you can exert and the amount weight you can lift in a short period of time

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Muscular strength

60
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The amount of muscle Strength which achieve depends on gender, Age and inherited physical attributes

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Muscular strength

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What are the benefits of muscular strength

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  1. Increasing lean muscle mass
  2. Boosting metabolism
  3. Body fat percentage reduction
  4. Moving through daily activities with greater ease.
  5. Increasing athletic performance
  6. Even when at rest, you’re burning more calories
  7. improving thinking processes
  8. Boosting self-esteem
  9. Preventing severe diseases like type 2 diabetes and heart disease.
  10. pain relief
  11. improving balance and stability to encourage independence with age
  12. keeping both acute and overuse injuries.
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Muscle- strengthening physical activities at least three days per week.

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Children and adolescents

63
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Moderate to high-intensity muscle-strengthening activities involving all main muscle groups, two or more days per week.

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ADULTS AND OLDER
ADULTS

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The five components of health-related fitness include:

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cardiovascular endurance, muscle strength, muscular endurance, flexibility, and body composition.

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Exercises that are done with the intention of improving ones physical health and maintaining a healthy lifestyle are included in the concept of ___

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Health-related fitness

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is the ability of the lungs, heart, and blood vessels to deliver enough oxygen to the cells to meet the needs of long-term physical activity.

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Cardiovascular Endurance

67
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The five components of skill-related fitness include:

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agility, balance, coordination, power, reaction time, and speed.

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is the capacity to perform during games and sports. This level of physical needed be able more technical parts a wide range

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SKILL-RELATED FITNESS

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Getting stronger in your heart and lungs can make it easier for you to carry out the tasks you need to do every day. Jogging, running, cycling, and swimming can enhance ______

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Cardiovascular Endurance

70
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is the capacity of muscle to produce force during a relatively short period time.

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Muscular strength

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Push-ups, sit-lifting, squats, and lunges promote _________

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Muscular strength

72
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is the highest amount of force that a muscle group is able to pull or push in a single contraction.

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Muscular Endurance

73
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Circuit training, and body weight exercises are all good ways to build _______

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Muscular Endurance

74
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is the ability of a joint or group of joints to move through their full range of motion without pain or restriction.

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Flexibility

75
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is how much of your body is made up of fat ,bone, and muscle. ____ __________ is a way for health professionals to figure out if a person is at a healthy weight for their body.

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Body Composition

76
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is the capacity of body to do activities without undue exhaustion.

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Physical fitness

77
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This refers to the information and facts regarding health products and services that a customer obtains through the media and other sources, including professionals and government authorities.

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Health Information

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These are items, things, substances, instruments, or equipment designed for you to consume and utilize for health maintenance and disease treatment. Examples: eyeglasses, treadmills, blood pressure monitor, medicines, grooming aids, etc.

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Health Products

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These include health-related information provided, actions and processes taken, or work done to help you meet your requirements and desires as a customer.
Examples: medical and dental consultation

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Health Services

80
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was the close friend of Arnold Schoenberg

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GUSTAV MAHLER

81
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DTI

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DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY

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FDA

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FOOD AND DRUG ADMISTRATION

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BFAD

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BUREAU OF FOOD AND DRUGS

84
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DOH

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DEAPRTMENT OF HEALTH

85
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is not just about
buying health products and services. It is
also about making decisions and having a
clear and deeper understanding to make
wise choices.

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CONSUMER HEALTH

86
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refer to the furnishing
medicines, medical or surgical
treatments, nursing, hospital
service, dental service,
optometric service, and
complementary ____________ _________

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Health Services

87
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EXAMPLES OF HEALTH SERVICES

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1 Medical and dental consultation and treatment
2 Services from beauty parlors
3 Barber shops

88
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COMPONENTS OF CONSUMER HEALTH

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Health Information
Health Products
Health Services

89
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is any concept, step, or advice that
various sources give to aid the health
status of an individual.

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Health Information

90
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SOME RELIABLE SOURCE OF
INFORMATION

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  1. MEDICAL AND HEALTH
    PROFESSIONALS (FAMILY AND
    SCHOOL DOCTORS, DENTISTS,
    NURSES, HEALTH SCIENCE
    EDUCATORS)
  2. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
    LIKE DEPARTMENT OF A
    HEALTH (DOH), FOOD AND
    DRUG ADMINISTRATION (FDA),
    BUREAU OF FOOD AND DRUGS
    (BFAD), DEPARTMENT OF
    TRADE AND INDUSTRY (DTI)
  3. WEBSITES ENDING IN GOV,
    EDU, AND ORG.
  4. LOCAL HEALTH OFFICIALS
  5. EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

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