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- Unit 1 - Health and social care - Page 3
- Physical Environment factors affecting growth and development
- Housing conditions
- Type of house
- Level of pollution
- Rural, urban areas
- Pollution
- Pollution is the relase of high concentrations of dangerous substances
- For example-human waste/chemicals in the environment
- Air pollution can cause respiratory and cardiovascular diseases e.g asthma
- Air pollution can cause coughs, asthma and burning eyes
- Noise pollution = lack of concentration and school work can be affected
- Chronic exposure to noise can lead to tinnitus, increased stressed levels, disturbed sleeping patters and hearing loss
- Factories and some vehicles often can give off smoke as pollution and can lead to asthma
- Waste pollution = poor hygiene/lead to risk of infections
- Pollution is the relase of high concentrations of dangerous substances
- Housing conditions
- Housing provides shelter and protection however poor housing can have a negative effect on our health and well being.
- Lack of adequate heating, dampness and overcrowding can lead to breathing difficulties, stress anxiety and depression
- Cramped conditions can also affect your health and and its easy to spread infections
- Housing conditions
- Housing provides shelter and protection however poor housing can have a negative effect on our health and well being.
- Lack of adequate heating, dampness and overcrowding can lead to breathing difficulties, stress anxiety and depression
- Cramped conditions can also affect your health and and its easy to spread infections
- Overcrowding = more likely to contract infections/diseases (respiratory problems)
- Poor hygiene due to sharing facilities leading to spreeing infections
- Damp, mould and excess cold increases the risk of an accident and cause ill health
- For example poor lighting and lack of handrails
- Lack of adequate heating, dampness and overcrowding can lead to breathing difficulties, stress anxiety and depression
- Housing provides shelter and protection however poor housing can have a negative effect on our health and well being.
- Overcrowding = more likely to contract infections/diseases (respiratory problems)
- Poor hygiene due to sharing facilities leading to spreeing infections
- Damp, mould and excess cold increases the risk of an accident and cause ill health
- For example poor lighting and lack of handrails
- Lack of adequate heating, dampness and overcrowding can lead to breathing difficulties, stress anxiety and depression
- Housing provides shelter and protection however poor housing can have a negative effect on our health and well being.
- Rural and Urban
- Rural
- Housing=cheaper, disadvantage is less work avaliable
- Rural occupations are often low paid
- Many people choose to move out of the city when they want to start a famiy
- Urban
- Noisy, crowded and more health risks
- Air pollution increases illnesses like asthma
- Young people are attracted to the social attraction that the city provides - more activities and facilities
- Rural
- Physical Environment factors affecting growth and development
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