Description DISCUSSION: Chapter FOURTEEN (14) Chapters 14 Discussion Write, draw, make a vide ...
Description DISCUSSION: Chapter FOURTEEN (14) Chapters 14 Discussion Write, draw, make a video, make a poster and/or creatively post your discussion answer for ONE of the topics listed. Feel free to be creative! Artistic talent does not count. As part of your discussion, express your opinion. If you write something, make it at least a paragraph long--you’ll need that much to express an opinion and address the topic. Write as much as you’d like. PLEASE DO NOT USE A.I. to do this post. You don't need it. Save it for later. If you make a poster or drawing to answer the question of choice, take a photo of it and insert it into the Discussion board so we can see it. It’ll need to be detailed enough so we can figure out your answer to the questions and your thoughts on the video. If you make a video, which needs to be two minutes long (longer is okay), post it into the Discussion board. If you make a TIK TOK post, I’ll probably shed a tear because that’s how much I’ll enjoy it! THE VIDEO CHOICES ARE LISTED IN THE PDF HANDOUT. PICK ONE OF THESE TOPICS. HPV/HERPES/SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE. 1. Watch ONE of the HPV/Herpes/STI videos. 2. Tell us what you learned via the handout and the video of choice. Ideas: What is HPV? Do you worry about HPV? What are your thoughts about the HPV Vaccine? What is the stigma of having Herpes? What is the treatment? Can you ever get “rid” of Herpes or HPV? What safer sex methods might you consider to lower your risk of infection. Use of gross pictures encouraged! What are some STIs? How are they transmitted? What are the symptoms? How are they cured? How can you lower your risk of getting an STI? VACCINATIONS. 1. Find a video on vaccination that "shows" your belief about vaccines. I have NOT provided any videos to chose from. 2. Using video of choice, demonstrate what you learned.... Ideas: Do you believe in vaccination? What vaccines are recommended? What vaccinations have YOU had? What are your thoughts on the anti-vax movement? What do you think about the Flu/Influenza vaccine? Include a link to a YouTube video which reflects your stance on vaccinations. TATTOOS/PIERCINGS. 1. Watch ONE of the tattoo-related videos. 2. Using the PDF handout and the video of choice, demonstrate what you've learned. Ideas: Do you think getting tattoos/piercings is potentially dangerous? What can you do to stay safe while getting a tattoo? What is your opinion about tattoos? In general, from a safety standpoint and/or as related to having an MRI or wearing an Apple watch? Do you worry about HIV or Hep-C as related to getting a tattoo? PAP SMEAR. It's an important topic for women and a learning opportunity for men. 1. Watch one of the Pap Smear videos. 2. Educate us on what you learned about getting a pap smear! Ideas: Why do women need pap smears? What IS a pap smear, anyway? How does the pap smear tie in to this chapter? Why might the professor have included this topic in this chapter? CHRONIC DISEASE. 1. Find a video on a chronic disease or diseases. I have NOT provided any videos to chose from. 2. Demonstrate what you learned.... Ideas: What is considered a chronic disease? How do you know if you are at risk for? Do you know someone who has a chronic disease such as IBS or Crohn's Disease? Asthma? Migraines? Allergies? Hay Fever??? What can be done to help address these issues? (Treatment, prevent, educate) Example of a Vaccine Discussion post The resources I used for the topic of vaccines handout and these three videos: The Importance of Childhood Vaccinations | UPMC HealthBeat https://youtu.be/MeH-z-9hoRM?feature=shared Links to an external site. Vaccines and Autism: A Measured Response https://youtu.be/8BIcAZxFfrc?feature=shared Links to an external site. Do Vaccines Cause Autism? | Fact Check: FAQs on Kids’ Vaccines https://youtu.be/9c1W3uwOTwY?feature=shared Links to an external site. The second video is really long but it was very helpful. It talked about all the different kind of vaccines and why vaccines are important. I believe in vaccination. I have received vaccinations for almost everything possible. Vaccines have helped keep me safe and not sick. Some of the vaccines that are recommended are the tetanus shot, meningitis shot, HPV vaccine, hepatitis vaccine, polio vaccine, and measles shot. The vaccines I remember getting are the vaccine, flu vaccine, meningitis vaccine, tetanus shot, measles vaccine, chicken pox vaccine, and polio vaccine. Donna Addison, did you know we don’t have to get the smallpox shot anymore because of the vaccine? It’s true. Smallpox was declared eradicated in 1980. Thank you to the older people who got the Smallpox vaccine. People have claimed that you can get autism from vaccines. I do not think that is true and watched several videos about the topic so I could learn more. I wonder if they think that because we get many of our vaccinations as a baby. I think the flu vaccine is good. I don't like getting sick when I take it. I have gotten it I was fine. It’s tricky, though because the flu strain is different every year.
