Larae Junick Riguis 22 PERIDOT (HUMSS)

Physical Educational and Health

Weeks 1-2, Quarter 4, Module 4A

 Written Task: task 2: Tell me Why

1. When giving fist aid, we should remember the do’s and don’ts in giving a first aid.
You have to make sure that that person is a qualified first aider, and that they are in
safe hands.

2. First Aid is the most rapid care a person may give to another, by supporting the
damage and preventing it from becoming severe and so that you know what you’re
doing. That is one of the reason why it is important to follow and understand the
basics of first aid.

3. The goals of first aid, or administering first aid, are to save lives, avoid harm, and
facilitate recovery.

4. A first aider's role is to offer emergency, life-saving and medical care before more
medical assistance arrives.

5. When giving fist aid, we should remember the do’s and don’ts in giving a first aid.

6. First Aid is the most rapid care a person may give to another, by supporting the
damage and preventing it from becoming severe and so that you know what you’re
doing. That is one of the reason why it is important to follow and understand the
basics of first aid.

Larae Junick Riguis 12 PERIDOT (HUMSS)

Physical Educational and Health
Weeks 1-2, Quarter 4, Module 4
  Written Task : Additional Activities

1. Attempt to stop or reduce the flow of blood from his head.

Apply a bandage or apply pressure to help stop the bleeding.

2. Place the body in a relaxed position. Never put anything in

his mouth, including water. Ascertain that he is breathing
normally. Remove his belt or anything else that can block him
from breathing. Finally, seek assistance.

Larae Junick Riguis 12 PERIDOT (HUMSS)

Physical Educational and Health
Weeks 3, Quarter 4, Module 4B

 Performance Task: What I can do

As a first responder, the first thing I'm going to do is obtain a towel
and bind it tightly around the infection site, which will hopefully slow
down the venom flow. Second or next stop, I won't let him become
dehydrated, and I'll keep a watch on him while waiting for the
ambulance, or if there are any individuals I can ask for assistance
from, please do everything you can to get him to the hospital as soon
as possible.

Larae Junick Riguis 12 PERIDOT (HUMSS)

English for Academic and Professional Purposes

Week 3, Quarter 4, Module 7

 What’s New: Activity 1.1 “Let’s Complete It”

MEDTHOD ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES

1.Face-to-face structured Face-to-face interviews aid in The competency of the
Interview the more accurate screening
of people. During screening
questions like as gender, age,
or race, the person being
interviewed is unable to
submit false information.
2.Telephone Survey Geographically diverse access.
With telephone interviews,
small business owners have
access to a large geographic
area. Both money and time are
efficient.
3.Paper-and-pencil Survey Paper and pencil surveys have
a substantially greater
response rate than digital
questionnaires, which is one of
their key advantages.
4.Mail Survey Mail surveys don't require a lot
of work. The entire survey
procedure can be managed by
a single man. In comparison to
telephone surveys and face-to-
face interviews, doing a mail
survey is less expensive.
5.Online Survey More convenience and faster
responses, access from any
device, significant cost savings,
and more.
interviewer will often
determine the quality of the
data you receive. Some people
are born with the ability to
conduct an interview and
collect data effectively.
First, it's difficult to make a
connection, second, it's
intrusive for customers, and
third, the questions are simple.
The disadvantages of a paper
and pencil survey include high
printing and transportation
costs.
The data transcription process
is time-consuming, especially
for handwritten free texts.
Response rate is low.
The issue is obtaining a
complete and credible list of
participants from the target
group. When this is not done,
coverage mistakes will occur.
Inability to communicate with
people from distant locations.
Survey Fraud Possibilities are
High. Problems with Sampling.