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S R V S K Vidyalaya shrigonda GENERAL SCIENCE DISEASES p.p.t. by- sau. Nagare v.c. B.Sc.M.A.M.Ed Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

INDEX Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases 8.1- Types of diseases 8.2- Incubation period 8.3- Chikenpox 8.4- Polio 8.5- The pulse polio campaign 8.6- Rabies 8.7- Tuberculosis 8.8- Typhiod 8.9- Cholera 8.10- Enteritis 8.11- Diarrhoea 8.12- Dehydration 8.13- Preventive measures & treatment 8.14- General measures for the prevention of disease 8.15- Aids 8.16- Reviewing of lesson Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

Types of diseases According to their mode of spreading, diseases can be classified into their types- 1) epidemic diseases 2) communicable diseases 3) contagious diseases Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

Epidemic diseases Certain changes in the weather, contamination of water, etc can cause many people to get the same disease simultaneously. Such a disease is called an epidemic disease. For example, cholera, typhoid, influenza (or flu), diarrhoea, conjectivitis, etc. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

communicable diseases Constant sharing of space with a diseased person can result in the disease producing germs to enter a healthy person’s body through the air. Such diseases are called communicable diseases. For example, tuberculosis, influenza, etc. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

Contagious diseases Germs from the diseased person’s body enter a healthy person’s body through direct or close contact. These diseases are called contagious diseases. For example, scabies and eczema, etc. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

Incubation period Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases The symptoms of a disease are not seen as soon as germs enter a person’s body. They appear after a certain period. The period between the entry of virus or bacteria & the appearance of symptoms is definite. It is called the Incubation period. Each disease has a specific incubation period. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

Chickenpox Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases Mode of infection- A person gets chickenpox when the disease producing virus enters the body with the air that is breathed in or by contact with an infected person or by using the infected person’s clothes, utensils , etc. SYMPTOMS- 1) High Fever 2) Headache 3) Small boils on the skin 4) They look like blisters. Scabs form of them in a few days. preventive measures and treatment- Proper medical treatment. tip- A person does not generally get chickenpox a second time. The resistance acquired the first time is lifelong. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

Polio Mode of infection- The disease spreads through contaminated water, food or minute particles in air. Symptoms- 1) Fever. 2) Throat becomes red . 3) Strain is felt in the muscles of the back & legs. 4) Weakness in the muscles of the arms or legs. 5) Growth of muscles is arrested. 6) Muscles become flaccid & cause disability. preventive measures & Treatment- 1) Vaccination. 2) Proper medical treatment. Tip- Salk & Sabin were the scientists who succeeded in producing the polio vaccines using the polio virus Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

The pulse polio campaign- The national department of health is at present running a campaign to administer the polio vaccine to the maximum possible number of children, under five years of age on the same day, all over the country, every year. This helps to strengthen the resistance of children of this age group of this disease. During this campaign every child in INDIA under the age of five years is given two doses of this vaccine on two fixed days with an interval of six weeks betw-een them. These two doses are booster doses & have to be taken in addition to the regular ones. This campaign is expected to eradicate polio from our country. To drops for a life - Amitabh Bachchan Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

Rabies Symptoms- Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases Mode of infection- The disease is caused by the bite of an affected dog, monkey, cat or rabbit. Symptoms- 1)Severe headache. 2) Fever. 3) Throat muscles become rigid & contracted. There is severe pain. 4) Patient cannot swallow liquids or even water . 5) Fear of water (hydrophobia). 6) Patient is delirious . 7) patient’s limbs become flaccid & go into a spasm.The disease can be fatal. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

Preventive measures & treatment- 1)Clean the wound caused by the dog bite by flus-hing with soap & plenty of water. 2) go to a doctor at once & take the required number of injections of the anti- rabies vaccine. 3) Give all pet animals in your house the anti- rabies vaccine. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

Remember Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases People start treatment for this disease when they have been bitten by a dog, cat, monkey, etc. Sometimes, they do not take the prescribed number of injections out of fear or due to other reasons.Such incomplete inoculations may not prevent the disease. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

Tuberculosis Mode of infection- The germs enter the air through the spittle of the patient. The disease spreads through the air. Symptoms- 1) Cough. 2) Low grade fever. 3) Blood in spittle. 4) Loss of weight. 5) Pain in the chest. 6) Difficulty in breathing. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

preventive measures & treatment- 1) Taking the B.C.G. vaccination. ¸üµÖŸÖ ×¿ÖÖÖ ÃÖÓãÖÖ, ú´ÖÔ¾Ö߸ü ×¾ÖªÖ¯ÖϲÖÖê׬֭Öß, ´Ö¬µÖ ×¾Ö³Ö֐Ö, ÃÖÖŸÖÖ¸üÖ preventive measures & treatment- 1) Taking the B.C.G. vaccination. 2) Isolating the patient. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

Typhoid Mode of infection- Through contaminated food & water as also through houseflies Symptoms- 1) Fever that lasts for a definite period. 2) Rose coloured rash on the chest. 3) Diarrhoea. 4)Headache. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

preventive measures & treatment- 1) Taking the typhoid vaccine. 2) Drinking boiled water. 3) Not eating uncovered food especially when outside. 4) Eating only clean, fresh food. 5) Keeping food covered at home. 6) Maintaining public hygiene. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

Cholera Mode of infection- This disease spreads through water or food contaminated due to houseflies. Symptoms- 1) Sever diarrhoea & vomiting. 2) Dehydration. 3) Dry skin, sunken eyes. 4) Stomachache. 5) Cramps in the legs. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

preventive measures & treatment- 1) Maintaining hygiene in public places. 2) Controlling houseflies. 3) Not eating food left uncovered. 4) Drinking boiled water. 5) Taking the cholera vaccine. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

The Health Department has made it obligatory to take the cholera vaccine before going to place of pilgri- mage of travelling abroad. Human beings themselves are carries of the ‘vibrio cholerae’ bacteria which cause this disease. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

Enteritis The inflammation of the inner lining of the intestine due to infection by bacteria, virus, worms or by chemical or other harmful substances is called ‘enteritis’ . ‘Enteron’ means ‘intestines’ and it is means inflammation. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

Enteritis Mode of infection- This disease spreads through contaminated food and water Symptoms- 1) Stomachache. 2) Fever. 3) Vomiting. 4) Loss of appetite. 5) Diarrhoea or constipation. 6) Loss of weight. Preventive measures & Treatment- 1) Consume only safe food & water. 2) Maintaining personal cleanliness. 3) Keep food covered. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

Diarrhoea Mode of infection- Spreads through food, houseflies and also through contaminated water, milk Symptoms- 1) Dehydration due to loose motions. 2) Sunken eyes. 3) Dry mouth and lips. 4) Reduced urine formation. 5) Colds hands and feet. 6) Slow pulse rate. preventive measures & treatment- 1) Drink boiled and cooled water. 2) Maintaining personal cleanliness. 3) Prevent dust, flies from settling on food. 4) Maintain cleanliness in cooking area. 5) Wash fruits and vegetables before use. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

Dehydration The body becomes dry because of loss of water due to diarrhoea. This is called dehydration. To make up for the loss of water due to loose motions or diarrhoea, give the patient Oral Rehydration Solution (ORS) and start medical treatment at once. In cases of diarrhoea, the absorptive function of the intestine is disturbed. However, the sugar in the ORS can be absorbed in the body. Along with sugar, salt and water are also absorbed. This gives temporary relief. If medical treatment is given immediately, the possible ser-ious consequences can be avoided. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

Preventive measures & treatment It is better to prevent diseases than to treat and cure disease by medical treatment after they occur. Diseases can be prevented by vaccination. Vaccines are available for the prevention of several diseases diseases. Vaccinating a person strengthens his or her resistance to disease. Thus, vaccination is a preventive measure. Vaccinating people to prevent the danger of disease in future or to prevent an epidemic is the responsibility of the Health Department. Never-theless, each one of us must also co-operate with the Health Department by taking care of ourselves. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

¸üµÖŸÖ ×¿ÖÖÖ ÃÖÓãÖÖ, ú´ÖÔ¾Ö߸ü ×¾ÖªÖ¯ÖϲÖÖê׬֭Öß, ´Ö¬µÖ ×¾Ö³Ö֐Ö, ÃÖÖŸÖÖ¸üÖ The government implements special programmes for the vaccination of children. Various types of vaccine such as the BCG, the triple vaccine (diphtheria, whooping cough ,tetanus), polio, measles, double vaccine (diphtheria, teta-nus), tetanus, hepatitis- B, etc are given to every child from time to time. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

General measures for the prevention of disease Drinking filtered and boiled water. Taking a balanced diet. Learning healthy habits. Maintaining personal hygiene as well as keeping our surroundings clean. Taking proper medical treatment immediately if symptoms of a disease are seen. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

Remember Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases Diseases are caused by micro-organisms and not by the anger of gods or envy of others. They are cured with proper medical treatment, not with black magic or witchcraft. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

Aids Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases AIDS is the acronym for Acquired Immu- no-Deficiency syndrome. In 1986, it became clear that the virus of this disease discovered by Dr. Monteniere in France & Dr. Gallo in America were of the same kind. It was named the Human Immuno-deficiency virus causes AIDS. When someone gets AIDS, they lose their ability to fight disease. So, they contract disease frequently. However, treatment can extend an AIDS affected person’s life considerably. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

We must not shun people with AIDS We must not shun people with AIDS. In fact, we should extend a helping hand to them. In 1986, the World Health Organization(WHO) started the worldwide AIDS Control Programme. In 1987, the National AIDS Control Programme was started in India. Through WHO, excellent medicines are available in government hospitals free of cost. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

Review Vaccinations help contain/ prevent an epidemic. On the basis of their mode of spreading, diseases can be classified into three types- epidemic diseases, communicable diseases & contagious diseases. Many diseases can be prevented by ensuring personal & public cleanliness. The ‘Pulse Polio’ campaign has increased the possibility of eradicating polio. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases

Presented by - Sau. Nagare V. C. B.Sc.M.A.M.Ed.D.S.M. Assistant Teacher S.R.V.S.K.V.Shrigonda. Std - 8th Subject- Science Chap- Diseases