D2: evaluate the effectiveness of methods used to promote and protect public health for the two named disease.

Introduction:
The two diseases i will be explaining is non- communicable disease which is stroke and also communicable disease such as the tuberculosis. I will be talking about both identifying and explaining the different methods which are used to prevent and control these deadly diseases. however, i will also be evaluating the effective of these methods are providing facts and figures to support their outcomes and weighing up the strengths and weaknesses of each method.

Non-communicable disease: Stroke I will be discussing a very common non- communicable disease which is ‘stroke’, stroke cannot be spread and that’s why its …show more content…
Your brain sends signals to your muscles, through your nerves, to make them move. A stroke can damage your brain and affect these signals. A stroke can also affect your eyes, ears, muscles and joints. Stroke will affect all of these things as well as the way they work together. After a stroke muscles will become weaker which then cause problems with your movements. This may also include whole side of your body to become weak, Furthermore; Muscle weakness affects how well you can move your body. Sometimes it can be severe and stop you from being able to move parts of your body at all. This is called paralysis. There are many other things that may affect your movement this includes, drop foot: this is when your toes catch on the ground when you step forward because the muscles that lift your toes are weak, problems with stamina: you may find it difficult to keep moving for a long time. So if you’ve been active for a while and start to feel tired, you may find that you become more clumsy and find it more difficult to control your movements. Lastly, these problems will be affecting a person by, making you feel dizzy or