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2.  To promote Health.
 To prevent disease transmission.
 To aware about communicable disease.
 To improve quality of Life. Continue…

3.  To promote personal
hygiene.
 To aware about the
disease.
 Importance of hand
hygiene.
 Also some hygiene
habit that are bad

4.  Health
Health is not just the absence of disease. It is a state of complete
 physical,
 mental,
 social
 and psychological well being.
maincause behind poor health-
 improper diet.
 Mental stress.
 Lack of hygiene.
 Unhealthy lifestyle.
 Diseases.

5.  A disease is any
condition which results
in the disorder of a
structure or function in
a living organism that
is not due to any
external injury.

6.  If you caught that disease
from another person or
animal, it is called a
communicable disease.
Theseillnessesare usuallycausedby
virusesor bacteriaandare passed
throughthe
 air,
 through contact with
contaminated surfaces,
 or through contact
with bodily fluids. Examples
include colds

7.  Alternative definition
Combination of sciences
Skill and
beliefs
that are directed to the
maintenance and
improvement of health
of all people.
Public health is the
 Art and Science of
promoting health,
 Preventing disease
 Increasing the span
of healthy life
Through organized efforts
of society.

8. work on a daily basis to keep
 people healthy
 and safe,
locally and around the world, by preventing disease
and injury.

9. Millions of people are alive today thanks to a handful of
public health initiatives, such as
 vaccination programs,
 motor vehicle safety laws,
 restrictions on the use of tobacco,
 family planning,
 and clean air and water standards.

10.  mission includes not only the practice of public health
policy, but the research of public health issues and the
education of future leaders who eventually will
translate that research into practices and policies to
improve the health of people regionally, nationally, and
globally.
 Public health has a real and lasting positive effect on
people.
 helps promote a healthy environment.
 is a moral and ethical imperative.

11.  Public health programs help keep people alive. These
programs have led to increased life expectancies.
 worldwide reductions in infant and child mortality.
 eradication or reduction of many communicable
diseases.
 To improve the health quality of human.

12.  Vaccination
 Motor-vehicle safety
 Safer workplaces
 Control of infectious
diseases
 Healthier mothers and
babies
 Family planning
 Fluoridation of drinking
water
 Recognition of tobacco
use as a health hazard
CDC, 1999

13.  Hygiene is the practice of
keeping yourself and your
surroundings
clean, especially in order
to prevent illness or
the spread of diseases.
 conditions or practices
conducive to maintaining
health and preventing
disease, especially through
cleanliness.

14.  Maintaining
personal hygiene is
necessary for many reasons;
 personal,
 social,
 health,
 psychological
 or simply as a way of life.
 Keeping a good standard
of hygiene helps to prevent
development
and spread of infections,
illnesses and bad odours.
 One personal benefit of
good hygiene is having better
health.
 It enhance the personality
And self confidence

15.  Importance of World hand Hygiene Day
World Hand Hygiene Day takes place
on May 05,
 Hand washing Saves Lives Hand
washing with soap could protect about
1 out of every 3 young children who get
sick with diarrhea3 and almost 1 out of
6 young children with respiratory
infections like pneumonia4. Although
people around the world clean their
hands with water, very few use soap to
wash their hands. Washing hands with
soap removes germs much more
effectively.
 The day is declared by the
World Health Organization
(WHO).
According to WHO, every
year, hundreds of millions of
patients around the world are
affected by health care-
associated infections.

16.  Some people swear on Q-Tips to dig
out ear gunk, but medical experts
will warn you not to try it. And for
good reason—those seemingly
harmless cotton swabs have caused
countlesscatastrophes, from punctured
eardrumsand ear infections to even
hearing loss. According to Brande
Plotnick, the ear canal doesn't even
need to be "cleaned." Enough water
enters the ear canal during showers
to naturally slough away wax that
has accumulated.

17.  If you're a habitual pumper, you may
actually be doing more harm to your
health than good. The U.S. Food
and Drug Administration warns that
triclosan, a synthetic compound
found in hand sanitizer, is a poor
(and dangerous) replacement for
soap and water. And worse, "Data
suggests that long-term exposure to
certain active ingredients used in
hand sanitizer could pose health
risks, such as bacterial resistance or
hormonal effects." Be sure to
avoid these handwashing mistakes.

18.  Sure, air dryers are better for
the planet than paper towels,
but research from the Mayo
Clinic shows that paper towels
easily trump electric dryers
when it comes to personal
hygiene. Electric air dryers fail
at wiping away the leftover
bacteria after washing, and
even worse, they can literally
spread it to the entire room,
creating a contagious mist that
contains many types of fecal
bacteria.

19.  Although most people have
enough sense not to spray
perfume directly into the nether
regions, you might try deodorizing
your undergarments instead. The
truth is that anything chemical near
the genitals can interfere with your
natural pH, and it's likely you'll be
stuck with a yeast infection,
bacterial vaginosis, or urinary tract
infection (which ironically, all end
up causing worse smells than what
you started with).