Alternative techniques - For teaching about HIV/AIDS in the classroom: Appendices: Appendix V - Cards for go fish: for a cure

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Alternative techniques - For teaching about HIV/AIDS in the classroom

Appendices

		Appendix I - AIDS action plan
		Appendix II - Cards for chain of communicable disease game
		Appendix III - Cards for prevent AIDS concentration
		Appendix IV - Cards for good health concentration
		Appendix V - Cards for go fish: for a cure

Appendix V - Cards for go fish: for a cure

COMMUNICABLE DISEASES

PREVENTION AND CURE

Isolate the person infected to keep the disease from spreading Avoid visiting.

Treat according to the symptoms. Intervene by taking antibiotics and drinking plenty of liquids.

Separate infected person until pox vanish, rest until fever disappears and keep the body clean.

Alert! Don't come in contact with infected persons.

Get plenty of sleep.

Cover when sneezing or coughing. Don't share handkerchiefs.

Don't allow flies to light near your eyes.

Daub eyes with beeswax or use medicinal eyedrops.

Get vaccinated with B.C.G. regularly

Seperate infected persons in a special room. Avoid visiting.

Use condoms every time you have sex.

Eat food rich in calories.

Treat by giving antibiotics through injection into muscles of the body.

Build resistance, use the vaccine made from the typhoid virus.

Take medicine according to the symptoms such as fever, aches and pains, nervousness, and itching.

Food must be throughly cooked. Cover food to prevent flies from lighting on it.

Use the vaccine made from the cholera virus to prevent the spread of the disease. Notice: Do not give the preventative vaccine to persons already infected.

Prevent mosquito bites.

Help destroy mosquito larvae and prevent mosquitos from breeding.

Help destroy mosquito larvae and prevent mosquito from breeding

Prevent mosquito bites.

Prevent mosquito bites.

Help destroy mosquito larvae and prevent mosquitos from breeding.

Build resistance by giving 2-3 month old children the vaccine that also prevents whooping cough and tetanus

Build resistance, give 2 3 month old children the vaccine that prevents diphtheria, whooping

Get plenty of rest.

Wash your hands before eating and after using the toilet.

In order to prevent the spread of this disease, notify others in your community.