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    Intentional Injuries: Health 9 Lesson 1

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    INTE N T IO N A L

    IN J U R IE S
    HEALTH 9 LESSON 1
    LEARNING COMPETENCIES:

    ∙ Differentiates intentional injuries from


    unintentional injuries (H9IS-IVA-D31)
    PRE-ASSESSMENT
    CROSSWORD PUZZLE
    • DO THE CROSSWORD PUZZLE. CLUES ARE PROVIDED BY THE TEACHER. THIS
    IS JUST AN EXERCISE, SO DON’T WORRY IF YOU CANNOT ANSWER ALL THE
    ITEMS.
    ACROSS DOWN
    3. A forced sexual 1. An initiation rite for fraternity
    intercourse neophytes.
    4. Someone who follows you 2. A violent attack, threat or
    around and makes you attempt to harm a person.
    feel in danger. 6. The best way to avoid the
    5. The taking of a person dangers of planned or
    from their home using intentional injuries is
    deception or force. through __.
    7. Bullying with the use of 8. Harm or damage to
    technology and electronic someone as a result of an
    means. act or event.
    10. Abuse, verbal insult or 9. A street-based group mostly
    physical attack on a made up of young people,
    person. that engages in illegal acts.
    11. A sexual contact between 12. Pressure though the use of
    closely related persons. terror and violence.
    14. An act intended to cause 13. Forcefully taking away of a
    injury or damage to a person against his/her will.
    person.
    15. A suicide attempt in which
    a person does not intend
    to die.
    NEWS HEADLINE:
    • Read the new headlines below then
    classify them as to whether they refer to
    intentional or unintentional injuries.
    PROCESS QUESTIONS:
    1.WHAT IS UNINTENTIONAL INJURY?
    2.WHAT IS INTENTIONAL INJURY?
    3.WHAT ARE THE EXAMPLES OF
    INTENTIONAL INJURIES?
    WHAT ARE INTENTIONAL INJURIES?

    • Intentional injuries are ones that are purposely


    inflicted and are often associated with violence.
    These include domestic violence, sexual assault,
    aggravated assault, homicide, and suicide.
    MAJOR RISK FACTORS FOR INTENTIONAL INJURIES FROM
    INTERPERSONAL OR SELF-INFLICTED VIOLENCE INCLUDE:

    • ACCESS TO FIREARMS,
    • HISTORY OF INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE,
    • ALCOHOL ABUSE,
    • MENTAL ILLNESS, AND
    • POVERTY.
    GROUP ACTIVITY:
    Group 1

    Suicide and Parasuicide

    Group 2

    Guide Questions: Domestic Violence

    1.What is its
    Group 3

    Bullying, Stalking and Extortion

    meaning/definition? Group 4

    2.What is its category / Gang and youth violence, illegal fraternity-related violence,
    kidnapping and abduction and acts of terror

    classification types? Group 5

    Verbal ad sexual abuse


    ROLE PLAYING:
    • DIRECTION: With the same group, make a 1-minute
    role play acting the scenario of your assigned topic.
    • On the last part of your play, explain how can you
    refrain from this scenario.
    ASSESSMENT:
    DIRECTION: Identify the intentional
    injuries from the given item below.
    1.RAPE 6. MOLESTATION
    2.ASSAULT 7.DISLOCATION
    3.BULLYING 8.VERBAL ABUSE
    4.SPRAIN 9.SEXUAL ABUSE

    5.STALKING 10.STRAIN
    ASSIGNMENT:
    •List on your note the example of
    intentional injuries

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