Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
REGION IV-A CALABARZON
SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE OF CAVITE PROVINCE
DISTRICT OF MARAGONDON
TULAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

NARRATIVE REPORT ON HAND, FOOT, AND MOUTH DISEASE INFOMERCIAL

S. Y. 2022-2023

Children frequently acquire hand, foot, and mouth disease (HFMD), which they

characterized as beginning with a mild fever, beginning on the bum as little red bumps that

developed into fluid-filled blisters, and spreading to the mouth, legs, feet, and hands. The

majority of cases, HFMD is contracted directly from an infected person through sneezes, coughs,

saliva, or stools. As a result, the pupils of grade 4 Emiliano Riego de Dios began watching in the

ICT room where they could concentrate better due to the ambiance. They gained knowledge of

the signs and symptoms of a condition like this. The pupils were taught what to do if they came

along a classmate or someone with this kind of illness, or if they had it themselves. I could

confirm that the pupils were extremely aware of how to prevent it. Their adviser, Mr. Marlon M.

Novisio, went over some of the phrases that are challenging to understand. They are also aware

that there is no treatment and no particular medication to take. For general discomfort and

fever, paracetamol is advised. For mouth sores, experts advise gargling with salt water, drinking

milk, and avoiding soda and juice. Maintaining proper hydration is also essential.

In order to prevent the disease, all of the students in Grade 4 Emiliano have decided to

continue often washing their hands.

Prepared by:

MARLON M. NOVISIO
Teacher I NOTED:

REBY ANN T. NUESTRO

OIC/Head Teacher III

Tulay B Maragondon, Cavite

(046) 482-4974
https://www.facebook.com/Deped-Tayo-Tulay-ES-Cavite-Province
108051@deped.gov.ph
“Serbisyong Pang Edukasyong Tapat at Sapat para sa Batang KABITENYO”