1. By: Pedro Sánchez Hernández.

2.  General practitioner: is a doctor who treats the most
common illnesses.
 A medical specialist treats specific illnesses or parts of
the body.
 People usually go to the hospital if they have a medical
emergency.
 Symptoms Diagnosis Treatments

3.  Infectious diseases: caused by microorganisms.
 Non-infectious diseases: include allergies, obesity,
malnutrition, subtance abuse and mental illness.

4.  Bacteria: cause diseases like tuberculosis and
salmonellosis.
 Viruses: cause flu, measles, rubella, and AIDS.
 Protozoans: can cause malaria, cholera and ameobic
dysentery.
 Fungi: cause diseases of the skin, hair and nails.

5.  By personal contact.
 By people contact: people sneeze or cough.
 By contact with contaminated objects.
 By animals carriers.
 By consumption of contaminated food.
 By consumption of contaminated water.

6.  Wash your hands
 Brush your teeth
 Clean cuts
 Keep your pets healthy
 Wash raw fruit and vegetables
 Don´t walk barefoot in public swimming pools

7.  Vaccines are subtances that contain weak or dead
microorganisms. They can´t make you ill, but they
help your body to resist the same diseases in the
future.

8.  Balanced diet
 Regular exercise
 Get 8-10 hours of sleep every night
 Follow road safety rules
 Accept and respect yourself and express yor
feelings appropriately.
 Accept and respect other pople.