The document provides tips for caring for the five main sense organs: eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and skin. It recommends eating fruits and vegetables to protect the eyes, reading in proper light and resting eyes periodically. For ears, it suggests having an older family member clean ears and seeing a doctor for ear problems. For noise protection, it advises wearing earplugs. For the nose, it recommends regular cleaning and covering during dust/smoke. For the tongue, it says to eat and brush carefully. Finally, for skin it provides washing, wound care, seeing a doctor for diseases, and sun protection tips.
The document provides tips for caring for the five main sense organs: eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and skin. It recommends eating fruits and vegetables to protect the eyes, reading in proper light and resting eyes periodically. For ears, it suggests having an older family member clean ears and seeing a doctor for ear problems. For noise protection, it advises wearing earplugs. For the nose, it recommends regular cleaning and covering during dust/smoke. For the tongue, it says to eat and brush carefully. Finally, for skin it provides washing, wound care, seeing a doctor for diseases, and sun protection tips.
The document provides tips for caring for the five main sense organs: eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and skin. It recommends eating fruits and vegetables to protect the eyes, reading in proper light and resting eyes periodically. For ears, it suggests having an older family member clean ears and seeing a doctor for ear problems. For noise protection, it advises wearing earplugs. For the nose, it recommends regular cleaning and covering during dust/smoke. For the tongue, it says to eat and brush carefully. Finally, for skin it provides washing, wound care, seeing a doctor for diseases, and sun protection tips.
The document provides tips for caring for the five main sense organs: eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and skin. It recommends eating fruits and vegetables to protect the eyes, reading in proper light and resting eyes periodically. For ears, it suggests having an older family member clean ears and seeing a doctor for ear problems. For noise protection, it advises wearing earplugs. For the nose, it recommends regular cleaning and covering during dust/smoke. For the tongue, it says to eat and brush carefully. Finally, for skin it provides washing, wound care, seeing a doctor for diseases, and sun protection tips.
Avoid reading while laying down Do not read inside a moving vehicles Keep pointed objects away from your eyes When reading, rest your eyes every now and then by looking far out of the window Protect your eyes from too much sunlight. Wear sunglasses, umbrella, and hat. The Ears
Request an older member of your family to clean your ears
regularly. The Ears
Ask your parents to bring you to a doctor when you have an
ear problem. The Ears
When someone is drilling in your street using a jackhammer, wear an
earplug (if one is available) or cotton plug. Do not go to the places with very loud music. Lower the volume of your own radio or TV. Never put a seed or any tiny objects into your ears. Never shout into the ear of a playmate. A hearing aid is an object that helps people with poor hearing hear better. It is placed just outside the ears. The Nose
Regularly clean your nose using tissue paper or soft cloth.
The Nose
Cover your nose whenever there is dust or smoke.
The Nose
When you have colds, blow your nose gently.
The Nose
Make it a habit to exercise your sense of smell. Be alert whenever
you smell something unusual like something burning, gasoline vapor, spoiled food, and others. Never put a finger or any small objects into your nose. When smelling an object, do not put it too close to your nose. The Tongue
Eat slowly, chew carefully to avoid biting your
tongue. The Tongue
After brushing your teeth, brush your tongue gently to
remove food particles that might be left on its surface. Avoid food that is too salty. Avoid leaving candy or medicine (including vitamins) on your tongue when you are too sleepy. The Skin
Wash your hands as often as needed.
The Skin
In case of minor cut or wound, wash it with soap and water
right away. The Skin
In case of a skin disease, see a doctor for treatment.