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Contribution i n the field of m edicine ANTIBIOTICS, VACCINATION, PASTEURIZATION AND STER ILIZATION & Healthy lifestyle

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Contributio n in the field of medicine. ANTIBIOTICS, VACCINATION, PASTEURIZATION AND STERILIZATION. &. Healthy lifestyle. INDEX Introduction to the field of medicine Antibiotics Vaccination Audio-visual on vaccines Pasteurization Sterilization Healthy lifestyle - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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INDEX1. Introduction to the field of medicine2. Antibiotics3. Vaccination 4. Audio-visual on vaccines5. Pasteurization6. Sterilization7. Healthy lifestyle8. What is healthy lifestyle?9. Audio-visual on healthy lifestyle10. Factors affecting a healthy lifestyle11. Ways to maintain a healthy lifestyle 12. Bibliography

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INTRODUCTION TO THE FIELD OF MEDICINE

In this precarious world ,nobody is safe from the grip of

diseases. Still ,we are very fortunate that modern

medicine can cure numerous diseases which were once

considered incurable. Diseases of various kinds attacked

early man from all sides but he did not give up. To stay

healthy and alive , he gradually found ways to prevent and fight

diseases. The story of medicine is one that dates

back to thousands of years, and it involves the effort,

wisdom and scientific knowledge of countless great minds.

A brief look at the history of medicine would tell us how

Man gained valuable insights into his own body. This

PPT delves into a few important medical discoveries and

ways to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

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ANTIBIOTICS Antibiotics are special kind of medicines which inhibit the growth of or destroy bacteria and some other disease producing micro-organisms. They help our body to fight against diseases. Antibiotics act only against certain types of micro-organisms such as bacteria. In fact, antibiotics are chemical substances derived from the bodies of micro-organisms such as bacteria, moulds or some plants.The antibiotic era began in 1928 with the discovery of penicillin by Sir Alexander Flemming. There are about 80 types of antibiotics. Some infectious diseases can also be checked with its help. Sometimes they have adverse effects also. In the end we can say that antibiotics have proved very useful to mankind.

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VACCINATIONVaccination is an important method of controlling the spread of many infectious diseases. A person who is vaccinated is made immune to the disease and cannot pass it on to anybody. Vaccines may be given by injections, by mouth or by a scratch on the skin. Vaccine causes the body to produce antibodies which neutralize the invading germs.

Some vaccines contain dead bacteria or virus, others contain toxoids – chemically modified toxins normally produced by the disease causing germs. Diseases that can be prevented by vaccinations are diphtheria, tetanus, polio, mumps, chickenpox, etc.

Some vaccinations need booster doses, some do not. Some produce life long immunity while others produce long term immunity. Vaccinations have helped the mankind to a great extent in overcoming various diseases. The first vaccination was found in 1796 against smallpox by Edward Jenner and he published his findings in 1798.

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PASTEURIZATIONPasteurization is a process for sterilizing milk and other drinks, invented by Louis Pasteur (1822 – 1895) – a French microbiologist and chemist, for improving storage qualities and to protect them from spoiling. This method is named after him. The milk and butter sold in the market are normally first pasteurized, and then marketed.

In the process of pasteurization, milk, butter, etc. are heated up to a certain temperature and then quickly chilled. This kills the bacteria in them. If milk is heated up to 63o for 30 minutes in between 72 – 80 degrees for 16 seconds and then chilled to 10 degrees or less the bacteria of tuberculosis and other diseases can be destroyed.

Pasteurized milk can also be kept unspoiled for a longer period of time without boiling. This process does not affect the taste of the milk. Nowadays gamma rays and beta rays are also being used for pasteurization. These rays kill the bacteria present in the milk and other drinks.

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STERILIZATIONSterilization is a term referring to any process that removes or kills all forms of microbial life including transmissible agents such as fungi present on a surface, contained in a fluid or in medication. Sterilization can be achieved by applying the proper combinations of heat, chemicals, irradiation, high pressure and filtration.

Bedding sterilizerSterilized Equipment

Sterilization is done on medical equipment to clean them so that all the germs present are killed.Foods can also be sterilized through cooking, food irradiation and pascalization.There are three basic methods of sterilization- heat sterilization, chemical sterilization and radiation sterilization and each of these methods have their own divisions and sub - divisions.

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HEALTHY LIFESTYLE

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Is it exercis

ing

for 2

hours

daily??

Is it a fat fr

ee

diet??

Is it a veggie

diet??

Maybe an audio-visual

will clear all your

doubts……

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FACTORS AFFECTINGHEALTHY LIFESTYLE

Binge eating

or

Over dietingNo fixed sle

ep

and wake up

schedule Insufficie

nt

physical

activity

Smoking anddrinking

Over consumption of fried and sweet food

Regular

consumption

of fast foods

and tinned

foods

No regular

exercise Overwork and

s

tress

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Ways to Maintain a HealthyLifestyle

Maintaining a daily routine Exercising regularly Eating a balanced diet Drinking 7-8 glasses of water everyday Having a regular sleeping pattern Maintaining proper posture while sitting and standing

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Avoiding escalators and elevators and taking the stairs Keeping our surroundings clean Following a method of relaxation everyday to avoid stress Undergoing yearly medical check-ups Being positive

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BIBLIOGRAPHYI acknowledge and thank:• The Tell me why series by Malayalam Manorama• Remarkable personalities book by Britannica • The Children’s knowledge bank series by Pustak Mahal• Know your body book by Reader’s digest• The Internet

PPT by V.Chaitanya V-C