This document analyzes mortality and morbidity rates at both the national and municipal levels in the Philippines. At both levels, the top causes of death are non-communicable diseases like heart disease, hypertension, and respiratory illnesses. When comparing causes of illness, hypertension, urinary tract infections, and skin conditions are most common. The document recommends investing in prevention and control of non-communicable diseases through education to promote healthy lifestyle habits that can avoid risk factors for disease.
This document analyzes mortality and morbidity rates at both the national and municipal levels in the Philippines. At both levels, the top causes of death are non-communicable diseases like heart disease, hypertension, and respiratory illnesses. When comparing causes of illness, hypertension, urinary tract infections, and skin conditions are most common. The document recommends investing in prevention and control of non-communicable diseases through education to promote healthy lifestyle habits that can avoid risk factors for disease.
This document analyzes mortality and morbidity rates at both the national and municipal levels in the Philippines. At both levels, the top causes of death are non-communicable diseases like heart disease, hypertension, and respiratory illnesses. When comparing causes of illness, hypertension, urinary tract infections, and skin conditions are most common. The document recommends investing in prevention and control of non-communicable diseases through education to promote healthy lifestyle habits that can avoid risk factors for disease.
This document analyzes mortality and morbidity rates at both the national and municipal levels in the Philippines. At both levels, the top causes of death are non-communicable diseases like heart disease, hypertension, and respiratory illnesses. When comparing causes of illness, hypertension, urinary tract infections, and skin conditions are most common. The document recommends investing in prevention and control of non-communicable diseases through education to promote healthy lifestyle habits that can avoid risk factors for disease.
1. Top 10 Cause/s of Death (Mortality) in the Philippines ( Year 2022, if no data
Year 2021) (5 points) 2. Top 10 Diseases/Illnesses (Morbidity) in the Philippines (Year 2022, if no data Year 2021) (5points)
3. Top 10 Cause of death in your Municipality/City (5 points)
4. Top 10 Diseases in your Municipality/City (5 points)
5. Correlate the data between the National Level and Municipal Level (ANALYSIS). (20 points)
It is clear by comparing mortality rates across the national and
municipal levels that the majority of the problems that Filipinos face are non-communicable illnesses including heart disease, hypertension, and other respiratory conditions. In our country, pneumonia is also common, and the pneumococcal disease may be made worse by a lack of safe water and sanitary facilities, poor diet, prevalent air pollution, and insufficient access to healthcare. When comparing the causes of morbidity at the national and local levels, it is clear that the most common disorders affecting Filipinos' health are hypertension, urinary tract infections/diseases, and skin conditions. With the appropriate diet, hygiene practices, and medication, these diseases could be easily avoided and managed. 6. Based from your analysis in question #5, what is your recommendation? (10 Points)
It is clear from the information above that non-communicable diseases
account for the majority of the illnesses that impact our country's population. I therefore suggest that we make investments in the prevention and control of non-communicable diseases. It might seem like these disease aren’t related to each other because they affect different parts of the body but they do share the same origin and that is unhealthy diet, physical inactivity, tobacco use, lack of safe water and sanitation, poor nutrition, and harmful use of alcohol and many other factors, but the good news is these are avoidable that is why it is important for us to educate people, because it is important for people to be knowledgeable about their health and safety in order for them to be aware of their lifestyle habits and choices to avoid the risk of developing problems.