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Science

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1st - 5th Grade

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Hard

Created by

Noelia Caballero Romero

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20 Slides • 24 Questions

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What are the factors that influence our health?

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Genetics

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Environment

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Lifestyle

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All of the above

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¿Qué tipos de enfermedades pueden afectar a Sandra?

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Enfermedades infecciosas

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Enfermedades crónicas

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Enfermedades mentales

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Todas las anteriores

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Multiple Choice

¿Qué significa tener salud?

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Estar libre de enfermedades

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Sentirse feliz

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Tener una buena alimentación

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No tener estrés

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Multiple Choice

¿Qué medidas crees que podrían ayudar a Sandra a mejorar su salud?

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Hacer ejercicio regularmente

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Comer más verduras

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Dormir menos horas

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No lavarse las manos

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Multiple Choice

What strategies can be employed to preserve people's health?

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Regular exercise

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Healthy eating

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Avoiding stress

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All of the above

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What does it mean to have health?

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It is the same as not having an illness

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It is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being

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It only refers to physical well-being

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It is only about mental health

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Open Ended

What are four factors, two personal and two environmental, that affect our health?

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Las enfermedades infecciosas son las que están provocadas por los agentes infecciosos, seres vivos generalmente muy pequeños que entran en nuestro cuerpo y alteran su funcionamiento. ¿Cuáles son los principales agentes infecciosos?

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Bacterias

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Hongos

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Protozoos

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Virus

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Multiple Choice

What factors can provoke diseases according to the complementary activities section?

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Not eating fruit

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Tuberculosis bacteria

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The flu virus

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All of the above

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Multiple Choice

What are some infectious agents mentioned in the text?

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Bacteria

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Viruses

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Fungi

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All of the above

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Multiple Choice

What is the significance of the term 'contagious' in relation to infectious diseases?

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It means the disease can be transmitted from person to person

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It refers to diseases that are not infectious

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It indicates that the disease is caused by bacteria only

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It means the disease can be treated easily

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Multiple Choice

What are the different ways infectious agents can enter our body?

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Through cuts and wounds

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By drinking contaminated water

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Through the air we breathe

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By touching infected surfaces

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Multiple Choice

What types of non-infectious diseases can affect us?

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Traumas

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Allergies

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Intoxications

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Nutritional diseases

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Multiple Choice

¿Cómo nos enfrentamos a las enfermedades?

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Por medio de la prevención

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A través de la ignorancia

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Con el uso de remedios caseros

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Mediante la automedicación

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Multiple Choice

What are the symptoms and treatments for the children mentioned in the image?

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Fever and antibiotics

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Surgery and vitamins

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Pain relief and hydration

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Rest and observation

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Multiple Choice

How are quarantines used to slow the spread of an epidemic?
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Quarantines prevent individuals from eating food that is potentially contaminated.
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Quarantines allow enough time for antibiotics to take effect in infected individuals.
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Quarantines keep infected individuals separate so they cannot pass the disease to others.
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Quarantines keep people inside their homes so that family members can provide care for each other.

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Multiple Choice

What measures can be taken to prevent the following diseases or problems: caries, back pain, flu, insomnia, and headache?

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Regular exercise

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Healthy diet

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Adequate sleep

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Stress management

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Open Ended

Here, Eat This Vaccine

Munching on bacteria could be a good way to stimulate your immune system. Biologist Simon Cutting of the Royal Holloway University of London has transformed bacterial spores into an edible vaccine. He and his collaborators genetically altered the common bacterium Bacillus subtilis so that it produced harmless fragments of the toxin produced by tetanus. Then his team starved the bacterium so that it turned into a spore — a desiccated [dehydrated] packet tough enough to survive a trip through the digestive tract and into the bloodstream. Most of the mice that inhaled or ate the modified spores were then able to survive a lethal dose of tetanus.


“We selected tetanus because the immunology regarding this disease is well understood,” Cutting says. But engineered bacteria could be similarly tailored to train the immune system to fight anthrax, traveler’s diarrhea, and other illnesses. Edible vaccines would eliminate the need for needles and sterilizing equipment. Moreover, spores can withstand extreme heat and dryness, remaining viable [alive] for thousands of years. Cutting plans to start clinical trials in about two years. If the results measure up, spore vaccines could slash the cost of immunization programs, especially in poor countries where refrigeration is unreliable and transportation can be slow.


Will individuals who have taken the vaccine be protected against future tetanus infections? Support your answer.

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Multiple Select

¿Cuál de las imágenes siguientes corresponde a un hospital y cuál a un ambulatorio? A continuación, relaciona en tu cuaderno cada uno de los siguientes rótulos con el número correspondiente en las imágenes: a) Recepción, b) Sala de enfermería, c) Quirofano, d) Habitación, e) Sala para prueba médica, f) Urgencias.

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Habitación

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Recepción

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Sala de enfermería

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Sala para prueba médica

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Quirofano

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Multiple Choice

Any healthcare consultation, procedure, treatment, or other services that are administered without an overnight stay in a hospital. 

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Outpatient Center

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Walk-In

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Emergency Room

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Multiple Select

¿Qué medidas de prevención se pueden tomar para evitar enfermedades infecciosas?

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Lavarse las manos

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Usar mascarillas

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Vacunarse

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Mantener distancia social

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Multiple Select

What is the relationship between childhood obesity and dietary habits?

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High consumption of processed foods

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Increased screen time

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Lack of physical activity

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Healthy eating habits

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Multiple Choice

What are the short-term and long-term consequences of staying in your room according to the text?

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You will feel bored and miss your family and friends.

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You will have more time to study and improve your grades.

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You will become more popular among your peers.

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You will have more opportunities to play video games.

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Poll

¿Qué tan seguro te sientes acerca de este tema ahora?

Muy confiado
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No estoy seguro

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