DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY Changanacherry
Open Course offered by the Department of Zoology HUMAN GENETICS, NUTRITION, COMMUNITY HEALTH AND SANITATION
An Overview An integrated course covering biology of day to day life. 72 Hrs 4 Hrs per week 4 Credits
HUMAN GENETICS Human blood groups and their inheritance pattern DNA finger printing and applications
HUMAN GENETICS Human genetic disorders Human genome project Pre-natal diagnosis
NUTRITION AND COMMUNITY HEALTH Dimensions and determinants of Health Obesity, causes and preventive measures Balanced diet
COMMUNITY HEALTH Dangers of Alcoholism Drug abuse Medico – legal implications
Safety Education First aid and emergency care Prevention and management of lifestyle diseases Yoga Psychoneuroimmunology COMMUNITY HEALTH
Solid Waste management Vermi composting COMMUNITY HEALTH Quality of drinking water Water borne diseases
COMMUNITY HEALTH AND SANITATION Food borne diseases Swine flue (H1N1), Bird flue (H5N1) Chikungunya Dengu fever SARS, Anthrax
COMMUNITY HEALTH AND SANITATION Vector borne diseases Mosquito eradication Rodent control measures
PUBLIC HEALTH & DISEASES Cancer: types & causes Carcinogens HIV, AIDS: Causes & preventive measures
Objectives of the Course Emphasize the central role that biological sciences plays in the life of all human beings. Develop an appreciation of how genetics can impact human beings and the environment. Acquire knowledge in assisting individuals, families and community to promote and maintain their health and empower them to care for themselves.
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