JAMB Physical and Health Education · Section 11

Environmental Health

Section K: Communicable and Non-Communicable Diseases

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Syllabus content and objectives

Official JAMB Physical and Health Education outline · Section K: Communicable and Non-Communicable Diseases

Contents / notes

  • Housing: characteristics of good housing, including location, ventilation, lighting and sanitation
  • Town planning regulations: spacing and overcrowding
  • Water supply: importance, sources and methods of purification
  • Waste disposal: types, including refuse and sewage, and disposal methods
  • Pollution: meaning and types, including air, water, soil and noise pollution
  • Prevention and control of pollution
  • Pest and vector control: differences, habits, harmful effects, prevention and control

Candidate objectives

  • State the characteristics of good housing.
  • State town planning regulations.
  • State the importance of water supply and list its sources.
  • Explain methods of water purification.
  • Differentiate between refuse and sewage disposal methods.
  • Define pollution and state its types.
  • Outline measures for the prevention and control of pollution.
  • Differentiate between pests and vectors and state their habits.
  • Explain the harmful effects of pests and vectors and highlight their prevention and control measures.
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