Water
shower, cook, irrigation
What does HIV stand for?
Human Immunodeficiency virus
How many litres of water should the average person consume?
1500ml-2000ml / 1.5-2l
Name 3 potentially dangerous objects
hammer, nails, medication
measles
Name 2 ways we can save water
watering plants at night, closing taps, recycling water etc.
Differentiate between a symptom and a treatment
Symptom is an observable sign of a disease or illness, a treatment is what we can do to cure or prevent illnesses
Fruits give us important ____ and ____ to help our bodies stay healthy
vitamins and minerals
Name 3 potential fire hazards in a household
Live wires, unattended stoves, fire places
Swollen cheeks and glands
Mumps
oil dumping, littering, acid rain, incorrect sewerage systems
Give 3 symptoms of tuberculosis
Name all 5 food groups
Carbohydrates, fats, fruits and vegetables, protein, dairy
Warning or hazard stickers
severe malnutrition and enlarged stomach
kwashiokor
What is the process called that ensures water is clean and drinkable
Water purification
In which areas of Africa can Malaria be found?
Malawi, Mozambique
Proteins
What are the emergency numbers to call? Name two of them
10111
107
Rapid salivating and mental dysfunction
Rabies
Give an example of how water can be used to benefit the economy. 1 example= 100 , 2 examples= 300 , 3 examples= 500
fishing and agriculture, tourism, hydro-electric energy
Explain and give an example of a non-communicable disease
A disease that can't be spread through air particles. Eg. Diabetes, Cancer
Which kinds of fats are supposed to be good for you?
Unsaturated fats
What is the main substance used in wound disinfectants?
Alcohol/ Ethanol
nerves in the brain and spine stop working
Motor-neurons disease / ALS