2. Health education for residents: basic knowledge of health risk factors that can be intervened, such as reasonable nutrition, weight control, strengthening exercise, coping with tension, improving sleep, quitting smoking, limiting salt and alcohol, and controlling drug dependence.
3. Health education for key groups: teenagers, women, the elderly, the disabled, parents of children aged 0-36 months, etc.
Health education on key chronic diseases and infectious diseases: including hypertension, diabetes, coronary heart disease, asthma, breast cancer and cervical cancer, tuberculosis, hepatitis, AIDS and other health problems.
4. Health education on public health issues: including food hygiene, public health emergencies and other health issues.
5. How to deal with gas poisoning first aid:
(1) Open the doors and windows immediately, and quickly move the poisoned person to a place with fresh air, but keep warm;
(2) Those with mild illness may be allowed to drink hot sugar tea;
③ The condition is serious, so you need to call 120 to go to the hospital for treatment.
6. Prevent influenza. By introducing the cause of influenza, let students know that influenza is an acute respiratory infectious disease caused by influenza virus. As we all know, influenza and common cold are two different diseases, and influenza is more likely to cause transmission.