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What is the primary focus of an Environmental Sanitation Program?
What is the primary focus of an Environmental Sanitation Program?
- Inspection of food establishments (correct)
- Promoting dental health services
- Controlling outbreaks of diseases
- Providing family planning resources
Which of the following is NOT one of the 3Rs in waste management?
Which of the following is NOT one of the 3Rs in waste management?
- Restore (correct)
- Reduce
- Recycle
- Reuse
What is the consequence of deforestation?
What is the consequence of deforestation?
- Conversion of land to non-forest use (correct)
- Increased biodiversity
- Improved soil quality
- Enhancement of forest areas
Which program specifically addresses population control measures?
Which program specifically addresses population control measures?
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What phenomenon is characterized by the rapid flooding of low-lying areas?
What phenomenon is characterized by the rapid flooding of low-lying areas?
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Study Notes
Health Initiatives
- 3Rs Principle: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle to promote environmental sustainability and waste management.
- Community Definition: A sociological group located in a larger area, sharing a common environment and social ties.
Health Programs
- Environmental Sanitation Program: Involves the inspection of food establishments to ensure compliance with health standards and maintain public health.
- Nutrition Program: Implements initiatives like Operation Timbang to monitor children's nutritional status and provides food supplementation for undernourished populations.
- Dental Health Program: Focuses on oral health through services such as tooth extraction to improve community dental hygiene.
- Population and Family Planning Program: Offers free family planning services to encourage responsible parenthood and manage population growth.
Disease Control and Environmental Issues
- Epidemiology and Surveillance Program: Aims to control disease outbreaks through monitoring, reporting, and intervention strategies.
- Deforestation: Refers to the removal of forested areas for conversion to agricultural, urban, or other non-forest uses, impacting biodiversity and climate.
- Flash Floods: Characterized by the rapid inundation of low-lying areas due to heavy rainfall, posing risks to life, property, and infrastructure.
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