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Presentation transcript:

Asthma Assembly 2019 P1 - P3

Group A What is Asthma?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Et_alsghel8

Our Experiment!

Thank you for listening! By Mitchell, Ross , Lucy , Khadija and James!

Group B - What are the Signs and Symptoms of Asthma?

By Callan, Ruby, Isobel, Noor, Charlotte and Taylor. Asthma Symptoms By Callan, Ruby, Isobel, Noor, Charlotte and Taylor. Just read what it says.

See if you can spot them in the play! Sock puppets speaking Chest pain Wheezing and coughing Fast breathing Anxiety Pale skin. See if you can spot them in the play!

The sock puppets have arrived to do a play for you

Did you spot any?

Thank you for listening Any questions

Group C - Inhalers

By:Megan,Noah,Saasha,Finlay,Aziz and Finn Inhalers By:Megan,Noah,Saasha,Finlay,Aziz and Finn

This is what an inhaler looks like

What is an inhaler?

This is an airway of someone who has asthma

Relievers and preventers Brown preventers Blue relievers

Now we have a video https://www.youtube.cm/watch?v=ldpAC7mVcQw

Now we have a song!

Group D - What is a Spacer and why is it important?

By Lewis , Milly , Sophie ,Lauren ,Alex and Joshua Spacers By Lewis , Milly , Sophie ,Lauren ,Alex and Joshua

Well a spacer is ……

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNos-3wdTJU Here’s a video about spacers!

Here’s a short play about spacers!

WHO WANTS TO SEE HOW STRONG THEIR LUNGS ARE!

Famous people that have Asthma P!NK Charles Dickens di Harry styles

THANKS FOR LISTENING

What can cause an asthma attack. By Oliver,Clark,Jay,Erin,Olaf and Robert!

Lots of different things can trigger an asthma attack. Here are some examples: Foods like: egg,peanuts,dairy. Pollution Moulds and fungi Stress pollen Exercise

Here is a video to help you understand ENJOY =) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AFNhpB9YMc

THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!

Group F - What to do in an asthma attack

What to do in an asthma attack ?? By Janice,Inka,Alec,Xander and Zach

Sit the person upright so they can breath easier. Step 1 Sit the person upright so they can breath easier.

Step 2 Keep them calm while you get a friend to get their inhaler and get a teacher or adult.

Step 3 Give them a puff of their reliever inhaler every 30-60 seconds and repeat.

Step 4 If they are still breathless call 999 and give them the reliever inhaler until the ambulance arrives.

Now we are going to sing you are song that's written by us. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOnTPW1MTZ4

Any Questions Thanks for listening