Tuesday, June 19, 2012
SARINGAN KESIHATAN
Saringan kesihatan telah dijalankan ke atas warga MOZAC bermula dari Januari 2012 bertempat di Bilik One Stop Centre. Bilik ini beroperasi setiap hari pada waktu rehat persekolahan serta waktu pagi pada hari Sabtu.
KEM KESIHATAN
Kem kesihatan telah diadakan pada 15 Oktober 2011 sempena
hari Kokurikulum 2011. Kem ini telah mendapat
kerjasama dari pihak Jabatan Kesihatan Melaka dan Jabatan Pelajaran Melaka
(Unit Kesihatan). Seramai 3 orang
jururawat dari Pusat Kesihatan Ayer Keroh telah turut serta menyertai kem ini. Saringan kesihatan telah dijalankan oleh
beberapa orang kader dengan bantuan jururawat yang hadir. Kem kesihatan ini telah mendapat sambutan
yang hangat dar warga sekolah dimana seramai 88 orang warga Mozac telah
menyertai saringan kesihatan yang dijalankan.
PROGRAM PEMAKANAN SIHAT
Program pemakanan sihat telah dijalankan
pada 25 Oktober 2011 sebagai salah satu program pasca PMR dan telah dihadiri oleh pelajar-pelajar tingkatan
3. Program telah dimulakan dengan
penerangan berkenaan amalan pemakanan sihat oleh Dr.Nurmawati Bte Ahmad, dari
Pusat Kesihatan Bukit Baru, Melaka.
Ianya disusuli dengan demonstrasi masakan sihat yang di kendalikan
Dr.Rohana Bte Yaakuf, pegawai zat makanan dan empat orang jururawat dari Pusat
Kesihatan Ayer Keorh Melaka . Mereka
telah menunjukkan cara penyediaan lempeng dari quaker oat dan sandwich. Seterusnya, pelajar-pelajar telah menjalani saringan kesihatan yang
dikendalikan oleh beberapa orang kader dan jururawat yang hadir
KEM KESIHATAN
Kem kesihatan telah diadakan sempena
hari Karnival PIBG sekolah-sekolah Dewan Undangan Negeri Bukit Katil pada 6 Mac 2012. Seramai lima orang kader bersama-sama staf
dari Jabatan kesihatan telah menjalankan ujian saringan kesihatan ke atas para
pengunjung.
HYPERTENSION ON THE RISE !!!!!!!
KUALA LUMPUR: Hypertension has been on the rise in Malaysia over the past 10 years and now affects an estimated 4.8 million Malaysians, said Health director-general Tan Sri Dr Mohd Ismail Merican.
About 43% of Malaysians over the age of 30 suffer from the chronic disease, an increase from the 33% recorded in 1996, he said in his opening speech at the Malaysian Society of Hypertension’s Seventh Annual Scientific Meeting,
Quoting statistics from the Third National Health and Morbidity Survey 2006 on the prevalence of hypertension among Malaysians above the age of 30, he said that of the 43%, only 36% were aware they had hypertension and 87.7% of these were receiving treatment.
However, only 26% of those treated managed to achieve their target blood pressure.
Dr Ismail also said that the World Hypertension Day 2010 would be observed on May 17, with the theme “Healthy Weight-Healthy Blood Pressure.”
He said screenings for the public would be held in every state as part of the campaign, but added that his department encouraged people to test their own blood pressure regularly.
He also launched a “hypertension clinical guidelines” pocket guide to help medical practitioners diagnose and better manage hypertension in their daily practice.
Malaysian Society of Hypertension president Dr Azani Mohd Daud said that doctors only manage to diagnose four out of 10 patients with hypertension as the disease had few outward symptoms.
“Many people do not know that they are hypertensive. Those who show symptoms like headaches and dizziness are actually the lucky ones,” he told reporters in a conference.
“That is why we are encouraging people to take their own blood pressure tests at home to keep track of their blood pressure levels,” he said.
He added that people must not stop taking their hypertension drugs without consulting their doctors first as their blood pressure remained low as long as they stayed on their medication.
About 43% of Malaysians over the age of 30 suffer from the chronic disease, an increase from the 33% recorded in 1996, he said in his opening speech at the Malaysian Society of Hypertension’s Seventh Annual Scientific Meeting,
Quoting statistics from the Third National Health and Morbidity Survey 2006 on the prevalence of hypertension among Malaysians above the age of 30, he said that of the 43%, only 36% were aware they had hypertension and 87.7% of these were receiving treatment.
However, only 26% of those treated managed to achieve their target blood pressure.
Dr Ismail also said that the World Hypertension Day 2010 would be observed on May 17, with the theme “Healthy Weight-Healthy Blood Pressure.”
He said screenings for the public would be held in every state as part of the campaign, but added that his department encouraged people to test their own blood pressure regularly.
He also launched a “hypertension clinical guidelines” pocket guide to help medical practitioners diagnose and better manage hypertension in their daily practice.
Malaysian Society of Hypertension president Dr Azani Mohd Daud said that doctors only manage to diagnose four out of 10 patients with hypertension as the disease had few outward symptoms.
“Many people do not know that they are hypertensive. Those who show symptoms like headaches and dizziness are actually the lucky ones,” he told reporters in a conference.
“That is why we are encouraging people to take their own blood pressure tests at home to keep track of their blood pressure levels,” he said.
He added that people must not stop taking their hypertension drugs without consulting their doctors first as their blood pressure remained low as long as they stayed on their medication.
AKTIVITI INTERVENSI
Bermula dari Februari 2012, beberapa aktiviti intervensi telah diadakan bagi pelajar-pelajar yang dikenalpasti mempunyai nilai BMI yang tinggi. Ini adalah bertujuan untuk membantu mereka mengurangkan berat badan mereka sebanyak 10 % dalam masa 6 bulan. Antara aktiviti yang dijalankan ialah berjogging, berjalan kaki menuruni dan mendaki bukit MOZAC serta berkebun di Sanggar Muzaffar.
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