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1. Sit down
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quietly and
listen to your 4. Keep the 1.5 m ●If you understand the lesson raise the BLACK
teacher. distance.
flaglet, if you don’t understand the lesson raise
2. If you’re going to
answer and ask
questions, just raise
your hand and be
5. If you’re going to
sneeze or cough
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your YELLOW flaglet,

polite while make sure to cover

answering and
asking your
your nose and mouth
with clean towel or
and if you have any questions just raise your
question/s. handkerchief. GREEN flaglet. If you want to answer raise
3. Since we are still
in a state of 6. Make a habit to
pandemic, make spray alcohol.
sure you always your BLUE flaglet. If I raise the “HUSH”
wear your mask.

emoji it means you need to be quiet.

MOTIVATION
SPELLING QUIZ BEE: Let’s Play SPELLING!
The class will be divided into three groups. All you
need to do is to listen to the word that the teacher
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will give and write it on the whiteboard. But before

you answer, at the count of three, you must raise the
assign color to your group After the first player
 1. Sit down
quietly and listen
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les
to your teacher.
4. Keep the 1.5 m
distance.

2. If you’re going to 5. If you’re going to

answer and ask sneeze or cough make
questions, just raise
sure to cover your nose
your hand and be polite
and mouth with clean
while answering and
towel or handkerchief.
asking your question/s.

3. Since we are still in a

state of pandemic,
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6. Make a habit to
make sure you always spray alcohol.
wear your mask.
 1. Sit down
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ules L reminder
quietly and
listen to your 4. Keep the 1.5 m ●If you understand the lesson raise the BLACK
teacher. distance.
flaglet, if you don’t understand the lesson raise
2. If you’re going to your YELLOW flaglet,
answer and ask
questions, just raise 5. If you’re going to
your hand and be sneeze or cough
polite while make sure to cover
answering and
asking your
your nose and mouth
with clean towel or
and if you have any questions just raise your
question/s. handkerchief. GREEN flaglet. If you want to answer raise
3. Since we are still
in a state of 6. Make a habit to
pandemic, make spray alcohol.
sure you always your BLUE flaglet. If I raise the “HUSH”
wear your mask.

emoji it means you need to be quiet.

MOTIVATION
SPELLING QUIZ BEE: Let’s Play SPELLING!
The class will be divided into three groups. All you
need to do is to listen to the word that the teacher
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will give and write it on the whiteboard. But before

you answer, at the count of three, you must raise the
assign color to your group After the first player
 ADDITIONAL
reminder
●If you understand the lesson raise the BLACK
flaglet, if you don’t understand the lesson raise
your YELLOW flaglet, and if you have any
questions just raise your GREEN flaglet. If
you want to answer raise your BLUE flaglet. If I
raise the “HUSH” emoji it means you need to
be quiet.
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 1. Sit down
Houser ADDIT
ules IONA
quietly and
listen to your 4. Keep the 1.5 m ●If you understand the lesson raise the BLACK
teacher. distance.
flaglet, if you don’t understand the lesson raise
2. If you’re going to
answer and ask
questions, just raise
your hand and be
5. If you’re going to
sneeze or cough
L
your YELLOW flaglet,

polite while make sure to cover

answering and
asking your
your nose and mouth
with clean towel or
and if you have any questions just raise your
question/s. handkerchief. GREEN flaglet. If you want to answer raise
3. Since we are still
in a state of 6. Make a habit to
pandemic, make spray alcohol.
sure you always your BLUE flaglet. If I raise the “HUSH”
wear your mask.

emoji it means you need to be quiet.

MOTIVATION
SPELLING QUIZ BEE: Let’s Play SPELLING!
The class will be divided into three groups. All you
need to do is to listen to the word that the teacher
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will give and write it on the whiteboard. But before

you answer, at the count of three, you must raise the
assign color to your group After the first player
 MOTIVATION

SPELLING QUIZ BEE: Let’s Play SPELLING!

The class will be divided into three groups. All you
need to do is to listen to the word that the teacher
will give and write it on the whiteboard. But before
you answer, at the count of three, you must raise
the assign color to your group After the first player
answers, he/she will give the assign color to the next
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player for their turn to answer. The group that

 We will talk about this first.
Picture parade. Look and study the pictures carefully.
PICTURE A PICTURE B RUBRIC FOR QUESTION
STAR(1pt) STAR(3pts) STAR(5pts)
Able to provide some Able to provide good Able to provide
answers to questions answers with some excellent answers with
supporting argument complete arguments to
with some supporting and able to relate support the answers
argument but could answers to and ble to relate
not relate to fundamental answers to
fundamental know1edge fundamental
knowledge
knowledge  

 If you want to
Process question: answer raise
 What can you say about the pictures?


How will you differentiate Picture A from Picture B?
Why do you think the scenario A happened?
your BLUE


What did you think happen in scenario B?
Do you have any idea on how we can avoid those
flaglet.
hazards, risks and accident?
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 We will talk about this first.
Picture parade.
PICTURE A
Look and study
PICTURE B
the pictures carefully.
RUBRIC FOR QUESTION
STAR(1pt) STAR(3pts) STAR(5pts)
Able to provide Able to provide Able to provide
some answers to good answers with excellent answers
some supporting with complete
questions with argument and able arguments to
some supporting to relate answers to support the
argument but fundamental answers and ble to
could not relate to know1edge relate answers to
fundamental
fundamental knowledge
knowledge  

 If you want to answer

raise your BLUE flaglet.

Process question:
 What can you say about the pictures?
 How will you differentiate Picture A from
Picture B?
 Why do you think the scenario A happened?
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 What did you think happen in scenario B?

 Do you have any idea on how we can avoid
those hazards, risks and accident?
 We will talk about this first.
Picture parade. Look and studyRUBRIC
PICTURE A
the pictures carefully.
FOR QUESTION
PICTURE B

STAR(1pt) STAR(3pts) STAR(5pts)

Able to provide Able to provide Able to provide
some answers to good answers with excellent answers
some supporting with complete
questions with argument and able arguments to
some supporting to relate answers to support the answers
argument but fundamental and ble to relate
could not relate to know1edge answers to
fundamental
fundamental knowledge
knowledge  
Process question:
 What can you say about the pictures?


How will you differentiate Picture A from Picture B?
Why do you think the scenario A happened?
 If you want to


What did you think happen in scenario B?
Do you have any idea on how we can avoid those hazards,
answer raise your
risks and accident?
BLUE flaglet.
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 We will talk about this first.
Picture parade. Look and study the pictures carefully.
PICTURE A PICTURE B RUBRIC FOR QUESTION
STAR(1pt) STAR(3pts) STAR(5pts)
Able to provide Able to provide Able to provide
some answers to good answers with excellent answers
some supporting with complete
questions with argument and able arguments to
some supporting to relate answers to support the
argument but fundamental answers and ble to
could not relate to know1edge relate answers to
fundamental
fundamental knowledge
knowledge  

Process question:  If you want to answer

raise your BLUE flaglet.

 What can you say about the pictures?

 How will you differentiate Picture A from Picture B?
 Why do you think the scenario A happened?
 What did you think happen in scenario B?
 Do you have any idea on how we can avoid those
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hazards, risks and accident?

 IDENTIFY
HAZARDS AND
RISKS
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 ●Hazard is anything that may cause harm
to an individual, such as chemicals,
electricity, open drawers, and inadequate
ventilation.

Risk is the possibility that somebody

could be harmed by these and other
hazards and the indication of how
serious the harm can be
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 TYPES OF
HAZARDS
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PHYSICAL HAZARD
are the most normal occurrences in
workplaces. They are usually easy to detect,
however, very often are neglected because
people are too accustomed to them.
ELECTRICAL HAZARDS
Even in day care institutions or
nursing homes where care should
be of utmost concern, improper
wiring and frayed cords may still
go unnoticed
Biological hazards Examples of physical hazards Some of the Effects of
come from working with animals, that a caregiver may be exposed Biological Hazards
people or infectious materials. to:
Infections skin irritations
This is, therefore, one of the most  blood or other body fluids
common hazards that a caregiver allergy
fungi
faces
 bacteria and viruses
contaminated wastes
Tuberculosis AIDS

ENDLESS LOUD NOISE Examples of chemical hazards that a

If one is going to work in a nursing home, SPILLS ON FLOORS OR Chemical hazards caregiver may be exposed to:
frequent noise from patients who are TRIPPING HAZARDS are present when a worker is exposed to
suffering from depression is definitely There are times when even any chemical preparation in the workplace •liquids like cleaning products
hazard the caregivers themselves do in any form (solid, liquid or gas). There •disinfecting solutions
not mind spills on floors. may be chemicals which are safe, but some
Some of the Effects of This, definitely, poses hazard caregivers who are sensitive to solutions Effects of Chemical Hazards
Physical Hazards to everyone may cause skin irritation, illness or
•Lung diseases
breathing problems.
• Fire •Difficulty inbreathing
• • Allergy
Examples of ergonomic hazards that a caregiver may
Annoyance be exposed to:
• Decreased efficiency
•performing tasks that require lifting heavy loads
PSYCHOLOGI
• Falls
•too much bending and reaching CAL hazards Some of the Effects
•standing for long periods of time take place when a caregiver’s of Psychological
ERGONOMIC •holding body parts for long period of time work environment becomes Hazards
•awkward movements, especially if they are repetitive stressful or demanding •Depression
hazards •repeating the same movements over and over •Anxiety
occur when a caregiver’s nature of Examples of psychological hazards that a
caregiver may be exposed to: •Loss of confidence
work, body position and working
•Loss of
conditions put pressure on his/her •Burnout fatigue and on call duty
body. It is difficult to spot this type of concentration at
Some of the Effects of Ergonomic •Unreasonable expectations from patients work
hazard, because caregivers do not
Hazards or clients •Deterioration of
immediately notice the effect to their
bodies •pain in the shoulders •Verbal abuse form dissatisfied clients performance at work
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•back injury •Unreasonable expectations from

•too much impact on wrist and hands supervisors and management.
•numbness in some parts of the body
•muscle cramps
 PHYSICAL
HAZARD
are the most normal occurrences
in workplaces. They are usually
easy to detect, however, very
often are neglected because
people are too accustomed to
them.
ENDLESS LOUD NOISE
If one is going to work in a nursing
home, frequent noise from patients
who are suffering from depression
is definitely hazard
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ELECTRICAL HAZARDS
Even in day care institutions or
nursing homes where care
should be of utmost concern,
improper wiring and frayed
cords may still go unnoticed
SPILLS ON FLOORS OR
TRIPPING HAZARDS
There are times when even
the caregivers themselves
do not mind spills on floors.
This, definitely, poses
hazard to everyone
Some of the Effects of Physical
Hazards
• Fire
• Annoyance
• Decreased efficiency
• Falls
 PHYSICA
L nursing homes where care
HAZARD
are the most normal occurrences in
workplaces. They are usually easy to
detect, however, very often are
neglected because people are too
accustomed to them.
ENDLESS LOUD NOISE
If one is going to work in a nursing
home, frequent noise from patients
who are suffering from depression
is definitely hazard
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ELECTRICAL HAZARDS
Even in day care institutions or
should be of utmost concern,
improper wiring and frayed
cords may still go unnoticed
SPILLS ON FLOORS OR
TRIPPING HAZARDS
There are times when even
the caregivers themselves
do not mind spills on floors.
This, definitely, poses
hazard to everyone
Some of the Effects of Physical
Hazards
• Fire
• Annoyance
• Decreased efficiency
• Falls
 PHYSICAL ELECTRICAL HAZARDS

HAZARD
Even in day care institutions or nursing
homes where care should be of utmost
concern, improper wiring and frayed
are the most normal occurrences in cords may still go unnoticed
workplaces. They are usually easy to
detect, however, very often are
neglected because people are too
accustomed to them.

ENDLESS LOUD SPILLS ON FLOORS OR TRIPPING

NOISE HAZARDS
There are times when even the caregivers

If one is going to work in

themselves do not mind spills on floors.
This, definitely, poses hazard to everyone

a nursing home, frequent

noise from patients who
are suffering from Some of the Effects of Physical Hazards
depression is definitely • Fire •
Annoyance
hazard • Decreased efficiency •
Falls
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 PHYSICAL ELECTRICAL HAZARDS
Even in day care institutions or
nursing homes where care should

HAZARD
be of utmost concern, improper
wiring and frayed cords may still
go unnoticed
are the most normal occurrences in
workplaces. They are usually easy to
detect, however, very often are
neglected because people are too
accustomed to them. SPILLS ON FLOORS OR
TRIPPING HAZARDS
There are times when
ENDLESS LOUD NOISE
even the caregivers
If one is going to work in themselves do not mind
a nursing home, frequent
noise from patients who spills on floors. This,
are suffering from
depression is definitely
definitely, poses hazard to
hazard everyone
Some of the Effects of Physical Hazards
• Fire •
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Annoyance
• Decreased efficiency •
Falls
 PHYSIC ELECTRICAL HAZARDS
Even in day care institutions or nursing
homes where care should be of utmost
AL concern, improper wiring and frayed
cords may still go unnoticed

HAZARD
are the most normal occurrences
in workplaces. They are usually
easy to detect, however, very SPILLS ON FLOORS OR TRIPPING
often are neglected because HAZARDS
people are too accustomed to There are times when even the caregivers
ENDLESS
them. LOUD NOISE themselves do not mind spills on floors.
If one is going to work in a nursing This, definitely, poses hazard to everyone
home, frequent noise from patients who
are suffering from depression is
definitely hazard
Some of the Effects of
Physical Hazards
• Fire
• Annoyance
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• Decreased efficiency
• Falls

PHYSICAL HAZARD
are the most normal occurrences in
workplaces. They are usually easy to detect,
however, very often are neglected because
people are too accustomed to them.
ELECTRICAL HAZARDS
Even in day care institutions or
nursing homes where care should
be of utmost concern, improper
wiring and frayed cords may still
go unnoticed
Biological hazards Examples of physical hazards Some of the Effects of
come from working with animals, that a caregiver may be exposed Biological Hazards
people or infectious materials. to:
Infections skin irritations
This is, therefore, one of the most  blood or other body fluids
common hazards that a caregiver allergy
fungi
faces
 bacteria and viruses
contaminated wastes
Tuberculosis AIDS

ENDLESS LOUD NOISE Examples of chemical hazards that a

If one is going to work in a nursing home, SPILLS ON FLOORS OR Chemical hazards caregiver may be exposed to:
frequent noise from patients who are TRIPPING HAZARDS are present when a worker is exposed to
suffering from depression is definitely There are times when even any chemical preparation in the workplace •liquids like cleaning products
hazard the caregivers themselves do in any form (solid, liquid or gas). There •disinfecting solutions
not mind spills on floors. may be chemicals which are safe, but some
Some of the Effects of This, definitely, poses hazard caregivers who are sensitive to solutions Effects of Chemical Hazards
Physical Hazards to everyone may cause skin irritation, illness or
•Lung diseases
breathing problems.
• Fire •Difficulty inbreathing
• • Allergy
Examples of ergonomic hazards that a caregiver may
Annoyance be exposed to:
• Decreased efficiency
•performing tasks that require lifting heavy loads
PSYCHOLOGI
• Falls
•too much bending and reaching CAL hazards Some of the Effects
•standing for long periods of time take place when a caregiver’s of Psychological
ERGONOMIC •holding body parts for long period of time work environment becomes Hazards
•awkward movements, especially if they are repetitive stressful or demanding •Depression
hazards •repeating the same movements over and over •Anxiety
occur when a caregiver’s nature of Examples of psychological hazards that a
caregiver may be exposed to: •Loss of confidence
work, body position and working
•Loss of
conditions put pressure on his/her •Burnout fatigue and on call duty
body. It is difficult to spot this type of concentration at
Some of the Effects of Ergonomic •Unreasonable expectations from patients work
hazard, because caregivers do not
Hazards or clients •Deterioration of
immediately notice the effect to their
bodies •pain in the shoulders •Verbal abuse form dissatisfied clients performance at work
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•back injury •Unreasonable expectations from

•too much impact on wrist and hands supervisors and management.
•numbness in some parts of the body
•muscle cramps
 Examples of physical hazards Some of the Effects of

Biological
that a caregiver may be exposed Biological Hazards
to:
• Infections skin irritations
 blood or other body fluids allergy
fungi
 bacteria and viruses •

hazards
contaminated wastes • Tuberculosis AIDS

come from working with

animals, people or
infectious materials.
This is, therefore, one of
the most common
hazards that a caregiver
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faces
 Biological hazards Some of the Effects of
come from working with animals, Biological Hazards
people or infectious materials.
• Infections skin irritations
This is, therefore, one of the most
common hazards that a caregiver allergy
faces •

• Tuberculosis AIDS

Examples of physical hazards

that a caregiver may be
exposed to:
 blood or other body fluids
fungi
 bacteria and viruses
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contaminated wastes
 Biological hazards
come from working with animals,
people or infectious materials.
This is, therefore, one of the most
common hazards that a caregiver
faces
Examples of physical hazards
that a caregiver may be exposed
to:
 blood or other body fluids
fungi
 bacteria and viruses
contaminated wastes

Some of the Effects of

Biological Hazards
• Infections skin
irritations allergy
• Tuberculosis AIDS
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PHYSICAL HAZARD
are the most normal occurrences in
workplaces. They are usually easy to detect,
however, very often are neglected because
people are too accustomed to them.
ELECTRICAL HAZARDS
Even in day care institutions or
nursing homes where care should
be of utmost concern, improper
wiring and frayed cords may still
go unnoticed
Biological hazards Examples of physical hazards Some of the Effects of
come from working with animals, that a caregiver may be exposed Biological Hazards
people or infectious materials. to:
Infections skin irritations
This is, therefore, one of the most  blood or other body fluids
common hazards that a caregiver allergy
fungi
faces
 bacteria and viruses
contaminated wastes
Tuberculosis AIDS

ENDLESS LOUD NOISE Examples of chemical hazards that a

If one is going to work in a nursing home, SPILLS ON FLOORS OR Chemical hazards caregiver may be exposed to:
frequent noise from patients who are TRIPPING HAZARDS are present when a worker is exposed to
suffering from depression is definitely There are times when even any chemical preparation in the workplace •liquids like cleaning products
hazard the caregivers themselves do in any form (solid, liquid or gas). There •disinfecting solutions
not mind spills on floors. may be chemicals which are safe, but some
Some of the Effects of This, definitely, poses hazard caregivers who are sensitive to solutions Effects of Chemical Hazards
Physical Hazards to everyone may cause skin irritation, illness or
•Lung diseases
breathing problems.
• Fire •Difficulty inbreathing
• • Allergy
Examples of ergonomic hazards that a caregiver may
Annoyance be exposed to:
• Decreased efficiency
•performing tasks that require lifting heavy loads
PSYCHOLOGI
• Falls
•too much bending and reaching CAL hazards Some of the Effects
•standing for long periods of time take place when a caregiver’s of Psychological
ERGONOMIC •holding body parts for long period of time work environment becomes Hazards
•awkward movements, especially if they are repetitive stressful or demanding •Depression
hazards •repeating the same movements over and over •Anxiety
occur when a caregiver’s nature of Examples of psychological hazards that a
caregiver may be exposed to: •Loss of confidence
work, body position and working
•Loss of
conditions put pressure on his/her •Burnout fatigue and on call duty
body. It is difficult to spot this type of concentration at
Some of the Effects of Ergonomic •Unreasonable expectations from patients work
hazard, because caregivers do not
Hazards or clients •Deterioration of
immediately notice the effect to their
bodies •pain in the shoulders •Verbal abuse form dissatisfied clients performance at work
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•back injury •Unreasonable expectations from

•too much impact on wrist and hands supervisors and management.
•numbness in some parts of the body
•muscle cramps
 ERGONOMIC
hazards
occur when a caregiver’s nature
Examples of ergonomic hazards that a caregiver may
of work, body position and
be exposed to:

•performing tasks that require lifting heavy loads

working conditions put pressure
•too much bending and reaching
•standing for long periods of time
•holding body parts for long period of time
on his/her body. It is difficult to
•awkward movements, especially if they are repetitive
•repeating the same movements over and over spot this type of hazard, because
caregivers do not immediately
Some of the Effects of Ergonomic
Hazards
•pain in the shoulders
notice the effect to their bodies
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•back injury
•too much impact on wrist and hands
•numbness in some parts of the body
•muscle cramps
 Examples of ergonomic hazards that a caregiver may
be exposed to:
•performing tasks that require lifting heavy loads
•too much bending and reaching
•standing for long periods of time
•holding body parts for long period of time
•awkward movements, especially if they are repetitive
•repeating the same movements over and over
ERGONOMIC
hazards
occur when a caregiver’s nature of
work, body position and working
conditions put pressure on his/her
body. It is difficult to spot this type of
Some of the Effects of Ergonomic
hazard, because caregivers do not
Hazards
immediately notice the effect to their
bodies •pain in the shoulders
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•back injury
•too much impact on wrist and hands
•numbness in some parts of the body
•muscle cramps

ERGONOMIC
hazards
occur when a caregiver’s nature of
work, body position and working
conditions put pressure on his/her
body. It is difficult to spot this type of
hazard, because caregivers do not
immediately notice the effect to their
bodies
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Some of the Effects of
Ergonomic Hazards
•pain in the shoulders
•back injury
•too much impact on wrist
Examples of ergonomic hazards that a caregiver may
be exposed to: and hands
•performing tasks that require lifting heavy loads
•too much bending and reaching •numbness in some parts
•standing for long periods of time
•holding body parts for long period of time
•awkward movements, especially if they are repetitive
of the body
•muscle cramps
•repeating the same movements over and over

PHYSICAL HAZARD
are the most normal occurrences in
workplaces. They are usually easy to detect,
however, very often are neglected because
people are too accustomed to them.
ELECTRICAL HAZARDS
Even in day care institutions or
nursing homes where care should
be of utmost concern, improper
wiring and frayed cords may still
go unnoticed
Biological hazards Examples of physical hazards Some of the Effects of
come from working with animals, that a caregiver may be exposed Biological Hazards
people or infectious materials. to:
Infections skin irritations
This is, therefore, one of the most  blood or other body fluids
common hazards that a caregiver allergy
fungi
faces
 bacteria and viruses
contaminated wastes
Tuberculosis AIDS

ENDLESS LOUD NOISE Examples of chemical hazards that a

If one is going to work in a nursing home, SPILLS ON FLOORS OR Chemical hazards caregiver may be exposed to:
frequent noise from patients who are TRIPPING HAZARDS are present when a worker is exposed to
suffering from depression is definitely There are times when even any chemical preparation in the workplace •liquids like cleaning products
hazard the caregivers themselves do in any form (solid, liquid or gas). There •disinfecting solutions
not mind spills on floors. may be chemicals which are safe, but some
Some of the Effects of This, definitely, poses hazard caregivers who are sensitive to solutions Effects of Chemical Hazards
Physical Hazards to everyone may cause skin irritation, illness or
•Lung diseases
breathing problems.
• Fire •Difficulty inbreathing
• • Allergy
Examples of ergonomic hazards that a caregiver may
Annoyance be exposed to:
• Decreased efficiency
•performing tasks that require lifting heavy loads
PSYCHOLOGI
• Falls
•too much bending and reaching CAL hazards Some of the Effects
•standing for long periods of time take place when a caregiver’s of Psychological
ERGONOMIC •holding body parts for long period of time work environment becomes Hazards
•awkward movements, especially if they are repetitive stressful or demanding •Depression
hazards •repeating the same movements over and over •Anxiety
occur when a caregiver’s nature of Examples of psychological hazards that a
caregiver may be exposed to: •Loss of confidence
work, body position and working
•Loss of
conditions put pressure on his/her •Burnout fatigue and on call duty
body. It is difficult to spot this type of concentration at
Some of the Effects of Ergonomic •Unreasonable expectations from patients work
hazard, because caregivers do not
Hazards or clients •Deterioration of
immediately notice the effect to their
bodies •pain in the shoulders •Verbal abuse form dissatisfied clients performance at work
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•back injury •Unreasonable expectations from

•too much impact on wrist and hands supervisors and management.
•numbness in some parts of the body
•muscle cramps
 Chemical
hazards Examples of chemical hazards that a
caregiver may be exposed to:

•liquids like cleaning products

are present when a worker is •disinfecting solutions

Effects of Chemical Hazards

exposed to any chemical •Lung diseases

•Difficulty inbreathing
• Allergy

preparation in the workplace in

any form (solid, liquid or gas).
There may be chemicals which are
safe, but some caregivers who are
sensitive to solutions may cause
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skin irritation, illness or breathing

problems.
 Examples of chemical
hazards that a caregiver may
be exposed to:
•liquids like cleaning
Chemical hazards
are present when a worker is exposed to
any chemical preparation in the workplace
in any form (solid, liquid or gas). There
may be chemicals which are safe, but some

products caregivers who are sensitive to solutions

may cause skin irritation, illness or
breathing problems.

•disinfecting solutions
Effects of Chemical Hazards
•Lung diseases
•Difficulty inbreathing
• Allergy
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PHYSICAL HAZARD
are the most normal occurrences in
workplaces. They are usually easy to detect,
however, very often are neglected because
people are too accustomed to them.
ELECTRICAL HAZARDS
Even in day care institutions or
nursing homes where care should
be of utmost concern, improper
wiring and frayed cords may still
go unnoticed
Biological hazards Examples of physical hazards Some of the Effects of
come from working with animals, that a caregiver may be exposed Biological Hazards
people or infectious materials. to:
Infections skin irritations
This is, therefore, one of the most  blood or other body fluids
common hazards that a caregiver allergy
fungi
faces
 bacteria and viruses
contaminated wastes
Tuberculosis AIDS

ENDLESS LOUD NOISE Examples of chemical hazards that a

If one is going to work in a nursing home, SPILLS ON FLOORS OR Chemical hazards caregiver may be exposed to:
frequent noise from patients who are TRIPPING HAZARDS are present when a worker is exposed to
suffering from depression is definitely There are times when even any chemical preparation in the workplace •liquids like cleaning products
hazard the caregivers themselves do in any form (solid, liquid or gas). There •disinfecting solutions
not mind spills on floors. may be chemicals which are safe, but some
Some of the Effects of This, definitely, poses hazard caregivers who are sensitive to solutions Effects of Chemical Hazards
Physical Hazards to everyone may cause skin irritation, illness or
•Lung diseases
breathing problems.
• Fire •Difficulty inbreathing
• • Allergy
Examples of ergonomic hazards that a caregiver may
Annoyance be exposed to:
• Decreased efficiency
•performing tasks that require lifting heavy loads
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• Falls
•too much bending and reaching CAL hazards Some of the Effects
•standing for long periods of time take place when a caregiver’s of Psychological
ERGONOMIC •holding body parts for long period of time work environment becomes Hazards
•awkward movements, especially if they are repetitive stressful or demanding •Depression
hazards •repeating the same movements over and over •Anxiety
occur when a caregiver’s nature of Examples of psychological hazards that a
caregiver may be exposed to: •Loss of confidence
work, body position and working
•Loss of
conditions put pressure on his/her •Burnout fatigue and on call duty
body. It is difficult to spot this type of concentration at
Some of the Effects of Ergonomic •Unreasonable expectations from patients work
hazard, because caregivers do not
Hazards or clients •Deterioration of
immediately notice the effect to their
bodies •pain in the shoulders •Verbal abuse form dissatisfied clients performance at work
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•back injury •Unreasonable expectations from

•too much impact on wrist and hands supervisors and management.
•numbness in some parts of the body
•muscle cramps
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OGICAL
hazards
take place when a Some of the Effects
of Psychological

caregiver’s work
Hazards
•Depression
•Anxiety
Examples of psychological hazards that a

environment becomes caregiver may be exposed to:

•Burnout fatigue and on call duty

•Loss of confidence
•Loss of
concentration at

stressful or demanding •Unreasonable expectations from patients

or clients
•Verbal abuse form dissatisfied clients
work
•Deterioration of
performance at work
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•Unreasonable expectations from

supervisors and management.
 Examples of psychological
hazards that a caregiver may be
exposed to:
•Burnout fatigue and on call duty
•Unreasonable expectations from
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patients or clients CAL hazards
take place when a caregiver’s
•Verbal abuse form dissatisfied work environment becomes
stressful or demanding

clients Some of the Effects

of Psychological

•Unreasonable expectations from Hazards

•Depression
•Anxiety
supervisors and management. •Loss of confidence
•Loss of
concentration at
work
•Deterioration of
performance at work
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 Some of the Effects of
Psychological Hazards
•Depression
•Anxiety
•Loss of confidence
•Loss of concentration at
PSYCHOLOGI
work CAL hazards
•Deterioration of
take place when a caregiver’s
work environment becomes
stressful or demanding

performance at work Examples of psychological hazards that a

caregiver may be exposed to:

•Burnout fatigue and on call duty

•Unreasonable expectations from patients
or clients
•Verbal abuse form dissatisfied clients
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•Unreasonable expectations from

supervisors and management.
 The students will be given a choice to work individually or in group in their
assigned task. Tasks are given based on their chosen skills and preferences.
Before the class starts, the students are assigned to sit together with the
teammates

ARTIST CATEGORY
TIKTOKERIST
● Make a “Poster” ● Make a “TIKTOK
showing the effects video” about
Ergonomic
of Physical hazard. Hazards.

POETER
● Write a” Short
POEM” about
Psychological
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Hazards.
 The students will be given a choice to work individually or in
group in their assigned task. Tasks are given based on their chosen
skills and preferences. Before the class starts, the students are
assigned to sit together with the teammates
ARTIST
● Make a “Poster” CATEGORY

TIKTOKERIST
showing the effects of
● Make a “TIKTOK
Physical hazard. video” about
Ergonomic
Hazards.

POETER
● Write a” Short
POEM” about
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Psychological
Hazards.
 The students will be given a choice to work individually or in group in their
assigned task. Tasks are given based on their chosen skills and preferences.
CATEGORY
Before the class starts, the students are assigned to sit together with the
teammates

ARTIST TIKTOKERIST
● Make a “Poster”
showing the effects ● Make a “TIKTOK
of Physical hazard. video” about
Ergonomic
Hazards.
POETER
● Write a” Short
POEM” about
Psychological
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Hazards.
 The students will be given a choice to work individually or in group in their
assigned task. Tasks are given based on their chosen skills and preferences.
Before the class starts, the students are assigned to sit together with the
teammates

ARTIST CATEGORY
TIKTOKERIST
● Make a “Poster” ● Make a “TIKTOK
showing the effects video” about
Ergonomic
of Physical hazard. Hazards.

POETER
● Write a” Short
POEM” about
Psychological
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Hazards.
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 Read and complete the following clauses into meaningful
statements. Write your answers in your notebook:
 
It is important that
__________________________________________________
.
In this lesson, I learn that
___________________________________________.
I understand and realize that
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_______________________________________.
 Simple
quote
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Thank
you
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