Reviewer in nstp Gender Stereotype

● The tendency or attitude to describe

Sex , Gender and Sogiesc particular traits.
● Refers to 2 categories of animals: Primary Gender Stereotype
- Male and female intercourse or
coitus that results to biological Female
reproduction. - Submissiveness
Biological Definition - Modesty
● Intersexed- small percentage of the - Nurturance
population born with both female Male
and male, or underdeveloped, - Dominance
genitalia. - Assertiveness
● Intersexed due to the FAULTY - instrumentality
EMBRYONIC (PRE-BIRTH)
DEVELOPMENT.
- Conflict to their gender because of
their genitals.
Gender
● Refers to the differentiated
-social roles
-behavior
-capacities
- intellectual, emotional, and social
characteristics
● Attributed by a given vulture to
women and men.

Sex vs. gender

Sex
- femaleness/maleness
- Biological
- Universal
- Congenital
- Unchanging
- unvarying
Gender
- femininity/masculinity
- Social
- Cultural
- Learned behavior
- Changes over time
- Varies within a culture/among
cultures
SEXUAL ORIENTATION, GENDER
IDENTITY, EXPRESSION AND SEX
CHARACTERISTICS Gender Expression
● How a person expresses gender
Sex Orientation identity, usually though appearance,
● Each person’s capacity for profound dress and behavior
emotional, affectional, and sexual
orientations.
COMMON SEXUAL ORIENTATIONS
● Heterosexual attracted to persons
of different/opposite gender identity
● Homosexual attracted to a person of
same gender identity
● Bisexual attracted to a persons or
two or more genders
● Pansexual attracted to people of all
genders and/or do not concern
gender when attracted towards
someone.
● ‘Androsexual a person attracted to
masculine gender presentation
● Gynosexual a person attracted to
feminine gender presentation
● Asexual a person who doesn't have
sexual attraction to anyone
Gender identity
● Defined by the individual
COMMON GENDER IDENTITIES

● Cisgender a person whose gender

identity and biological sex assigned
at birth matched
● Gender fluid a person who is gender
fluid may always feel like a mix of
the two traditional genders
● Transgender a persons whose
gender identity does not align or is
different from the sex assigned at
birth
● Agender a person without gender
identity or doesn’t identify with a
particular gender
INTERNATIONAL GAD MANDATES
Universal Declaration of Human
Rights (UDHR) december 10 1948
● Provides a common understanding
of human rights and fundamental
freedom covered by the un charter.
● Not legally binding
30 BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS
● Right to life
● No slavery
● No torture
● Right to trial
● No discrimination
Convention of the Elimination of All
Forms of Discrimination Against
Women (CEDAW)
● 1980 sign of the philippines
● Letisha Ramos Shahani
● Discrimination against women, the
rights of women.
● Legally binding
CEDAW ARTICLES
● Equality
● Education
● Health
● Employment
● Marriage and family life
Beijing Declaration and Platform for
Action (1995)
● Dc patricia lithuanian
● Most comprehensive global policy
framework for women's rights
● Has 12 critical areas of concern
BPFA CRITICAL AREAS OF CONCERN
- Education and training
- Economy
- Women and poverty
- Human rights
- Media
Sustainable Development Goals
● “Leaving no one behind”
● Holistic approach to achieving
sustainable development
SDG
- No poverty
- Zero hunger
- Quality education
- Gender equality
- Life on land
NATIONAL MANDATES
● The philippines constitution
Sec 14 art 11
- The state recognizes the role of
women in nation building and shall
ensure the fundamental equality
before the law of women and men.
RA 7192
(approved on feb 2 1992)
● Women in development and nation
building act
RA 9710 Magna Carta of Women
(august 14 2009) jamby madrigal
● Localization of CEDAW
● Comprehensive law of women
GEWE PLAN 2019-2025
DISASTER RISK REDUCTION
MANAGEMENT (DRRM) and
DISASTER PREPAREDNESS
● Sistematikong proseso ng
pamamahalala sa pagbuo at
pagpapatupad ng mga stratehiya,
polisiya, at pag-aangkop para
mabawasan ang negatibong epekto
ng bantang panganib at posibilidad
ng disaster.
RA 10121
- Paano pangngasiwaan ang
pagbawas ng disaster risk
- Pagbaba ng vulnerabilidad
- Pagtugon sa panahong may disaster
BAGO MAG DISASTER
● Preparedness
● Prevention and mitigation
● Response
● Recovery and rehabilitation
PREVENTION AND MITIGATION
- Public safety
- Legislation
- Economic mitigation
- Policy study and advocacy
PREPAREDNESS
- Strengthening organization and
inter-agency arrangements
- Logistics support and stockpile
RESPONSE
- Rapid damage assessment and
need analysis
- Setting up of emergency operations
center
- Search and rescue
- Psycho-social counseling
RECOVERY AND REHABILITATION
- Repair physical damage and
community facilities, revival of
economic activities and
improvement of DRRM mechanism
VITAL SIGNS
What are Vital Signs
- Are measurements of the body’s
most basic functions.
- Monitoring medical problems
4 MAIN VITAL SIGNS
- Monitored by medical professionals
and health care providers include
the following:
-Body Temperature
-Pulse rate
-Respiration rate
-Blood pressure
BODY TEMPERATURE
● Normal body temperature can range
from 36.5 degrees c to 37.2 degrees
C for a healthy adult
ORALLY temperature can be taken by
mouth using either the classic glass
thermometer.
RECTALLY temperature taken recently
using a glass or digital thermometer tend to
be .5 to .7 degrees F higher that when taken
by mouth.
AXILLARY temperatures can be taken
under the arm using a digital thermometer.
BY EAR a special thermometer can quickly
measure the temperature of the eardrum.
BY SKIN a special thermometer can quickly
measure the tem. Of the skin on the
forehead.
HYPOTHERMIA is define as a drop in the
body temperature below35 c or 95 degrees
Fahrenheit.
PULSE RATE a measurement of the heart
rate, or the number of times the heart beats
per minute.
- Heart rhythm
- Strength of the pulse
Normal heart rate of an adult ranges from - Ask fro consent
6o to 100 beats per minute. - Wash hands before and after the
procedure
For child ranges from 70 to 120 beats per - Explain the procedure
minute. - Document the data
RESPIRATION RATES is the number of the FIRST AID is an immediate help provided
breaths a person takes per minute. to a sick or injured person until professional
medical help arrives or becomes available.
- Count the number of the breaths for
one minute by counting how many According to Article 12 no. 4 of Act no. 3815
times the chest rises. of the Philippine Revised Penal Code Book
One
BLOOD PRESSURE
BLEEDING AND SHOCK
Is the force of the blood pushing against the
artery walls during contraction and Bleeding is the loss of the blood escaping
relaxation of the heart. from the circulatory system.
- The higher number or called systolic - Direct pressure
breaths pressure inside the artery - Pressure bandage
when the heart contract and pumps
blood through the body. TYPES OF BLEEDING
- The lower number or called diastolic
pressure refers to the pressure - Arterial
inside the artery when the heart is - Venous
are rest and is filling with blood. - Capillary

HYPERTENSION risk of the heart attack, CLOSED WOUND is wound where the
heart failure and stroke. outer layer of the skin is intact and the
damage lies below the surface.
Normal 120/80
OPEN WOUND the break in the skin can
Elevated 120 to 129/ 80 to 89 be as minor as a scrape of the surface
layers or as severe as deep penetration.
Stage 1 130 to 139/80 to 89
BURNS are injuries to the skin and other
Stage 2 140 or higher / 90 or higher body tissues that is caused by heat,
chemicals, electricity or radiation.
TYPES OF HYPERTHERMIA
- Full thickness
- Heat cramps
- Heat exhaustion BANDAGING TECHNIQUES USING
- Heatstroke TRIANGULAR BANDAGE
PULSE SITES - Top of head
- face/back of head
● Temporal - chest/ back, shoulder blades
● Carotid - hand/foot
● Brachial - forehead/eye
● Radial - ear/cheek/jaw
● Femoral
● Apical

ALWAYS REMEMBER
- Introduce yourself
WHAT IS CPR?
CPR- Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation is life
saving technique that is useful in many
emergencies, such as heart attack or near
drowning, in which someone’s breathing or
heartbeat has stopped.