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Unit 315 session 4b Legionnaires disease research

Unit 315 session 4b Legionnaires disease research

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​Legionnaires disease

​Legionnaires' disease is a lung infection:
Research how and where it is caught and how to prevent it.



Ensure you open the links on the following slide before moving on to the questions.

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​Click on the 2 links below to answer the questions that follow:


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NHS - Legionnaires' Disease:
Explore the NHS page for information on symptoms, diagnosis, and preventive measures.


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Health and Safety Executive (HSE) - Legionella:

Investigate HSE's guidance on controlling Legionella risks in the workplace.

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Task 1: Causes and Transmission (3 minutes):

  • Research and write a short paragraph on how Legionella bacteria thrive in water systems.

  • Include examples like hot tubs, cooling towers, and air conditioning units.

  • Explain how transmission occurs through inhaling contaminated water droplets.

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Task 2: Symptoms and Diagnosis (3 minutes):

  • Investigate the common symptoms of Legionnaires' disease (fever, cough, difficulty breathing).

  • Describe why diagnosing the disease can be challenging.

  • Include real-life examples if available.

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Task 3: Prevention Measures (3 minutes):

  • Research and list preventive measures for Legionnaires' disease.

  • Explain the importance of regular maintenance and cleanliness in water systems.

  • Provide examples of how individuals can contribute to preventing its spread.

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Task 4: High-Risk Groups (2 minutes):

  • Identify and describe high-risk groups susceptible to Legionnaires' disease.

  • Explain why these groups are more vulnerable.

  • Suggest ways these groups can take extra precautions.

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​Legionnaires disease

​Legionnaires' disease is a lung infection:
Research how and where it is caught and how to prevent it.



Ensure you open the links on the following slide before moving on to the questions.

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