Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Regional Office IX, Zamboanga Peninsula

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Health
Quarter 1 – Module 2, Lesson 3-4
Contemporary and Alternative
Healthcare Modalities

Name of Learner: _____________________________

Grade & Section: _____________________________
Name of School: _____________________________
 WHAT I NEED TO KNOW
In this module, you will learn the different Complementary and
Alternative Healthcare Modalities approved by the Department of Health
(DOH). This will help you find out the herbs approved by DOH and examples
of alternative medicine.

Content Standard:
The learner…
• understands the guidelines and criteria in the selection and evaluation
of health information, products, and services.

Performance Standard:
The learner…
• demonstrates critical thinking and decision-making skills in the
selection, evaluation and utilization of health information, products and
services.

Learning Competencies:

In this module, you are expected to:

1. explain the different kinds of complementary and alternative healthcare

modalities (H10CH-Id-25); and
2. explain the importance of consumer laws to protect public health
(H10CH-Id-26).

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 What I Know
Pretest
Activity 1. Know What I Am!
Directions: Unscramble the letters in column A to form the correct name of
the herb. The medicinal value of each herb in column B will serve as your clue
in unscrambling.

COLUMN A COLUMN B
HERBS MEDICINAL VALUE
1. R E BY A – N U B E A for relief from body aches and pains
2. ASATNG B U G A T for mouthwash
3. BMNGOAS for urinary stones
4. YASABAB for use as an antiseptic to disinfect
wounds for mouthwash or tooth decay
and gum infection
5. GUALIND for cough and asthma
6. I Y N O G – A I N Y G O N for intestinal worms, particularly
ascaris and trichina

7. NABWAG for blood pressure control

8. MAPALAYA for non-insulin-dependent diabetic

patients
9. A P N I S T – N A S I T N for arthritis and gout
A P
10. K A O C P L A U for ringworm and other skin (fungal)
infections

Activity 2. Violation Or Not?

Directions: Identify whether the following situations describe a consumer
right violation or not. Put an (x) mark if it is a violation and a (/) mark if it is
not. Use your activity notebook.

1. Jenny went to buy a television, but she was not issued a receipt.
2. Johny bought a bulb. He tried it at home, but it did not function. The
hardware replaced the defective item.
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 3. Jefferson bought a laptop with the condition of unit replacement when
found defective in 24 hours. After 20 hours, the laptop naturally shut
down. He presented it to the computer shop but was denied of the
replacement warranty.
4. Jonathan went to a supermarket, and he saw a buy-one-take-one milk
product. Because of advertising, he bought six (6) bottles. Upon
returning home, he noticed that some bottles have already exceeded the
expiration date.
5. Fidel was attracted to the advertisement in an online shop. He
purchased a tshirt, as seen in the picture. When the order arrived, the
product received was the same as the one advertised.

WHAT’S IN

In the previous lesson, you have learned about quackery as a form of a

health fraud. Quackery is any advertisement, promotion, or sale of products
and services that have not been scientifically proven safe and effective.
The three forms of quackery are: medical quackery, nutrition quackery,
and device quackery.
Consumers today face an amazing array of choices when they consider taking
action to improve their health for a health problem. There are other forms of
healthcare that offer alternatives. These are generally called complementary
and alternative medicines.
Complementary and alternative medicines are treatments that are used along
with standard medical treatments but are not considered as standard
treatment. For example, acupuncture, medical massage, etc.
Republic Act No. 8423 or the Traditional and Alternative Medicine Act of 1997
provided the creation of the Philippine Institute of Traditional and Alternative
Health Care (PITAHC), which works closely with the Department of Health.
There are four major domains of complementary and alternative medicine:
biology-based practices, energy medicine, manipulative and body-based
practices, and mind-body medicine.

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 WHAT’S NEW
Activity 1: Find Me!
Directions: Write down on your notebook the words or terms related to
complementary and alternative healthcare modalities in the box.

Y A M P A L A Y A U R

E C T S A B A Y A B E

R U H S A N B O N G F

B P E L A G U N D I L

A U R U P A D I E T E

B N A R U S W Y T A X

U C K E L S H O O T O

E T H A C T O G O A L

N U Y N O R M A L D O

A R U T S A M B O N G

A E V B A W A N G U Y

E R U S S E R P U C A

WHAT IS IT
Complementary and alternative medicines are treatments that are
applied along with typical and accepted medical treatments but are not
considered standard. These include herbal medicine, magnetic fields,
nutrition therapy, acupressure, movement therapy, mental exercises, etc.
There are four major domains of complementary and alternative medicine: biology-
based practices, energy medicine, manipulative and body-based practices, and mind-
body medicine. Example of biologically-based practice is taking herbal medicine.

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 Energy medicine uses magnetic fields of biofields. Manipulative and body based
practices are body-kinesthetic are concerned with movement therapy. Mind body
medicine uses mental exercises in the belief that the brain is central to health.
Herbal Medicines
There are ten herbs that are proven and tested to have medicinal value and
approved by the Department of Health (DOH).

Illustrated by: Jerson Rod A. Acosta Illustrated by: Jerson Rod A. Acosta

AKAPULCO (Ringworm bush; AMPALAYA (Bitter Gourd/Bitter

Cassia alata or Senna alata) Melon; Momordica charantia)
For ringworm and other skin ✓ For non-insulin dependent
✓ (fungal) infections diabetic patients

Illustrated by: Jerson Rod A. Acosta Illustrated by: Jerson Rod A. Acosta
BAYABAS (Guava; Psidium
BAWANG (Garlic; Allium guajava)
sativum)
For use as antiseptic to
disinfect wounds
✓ For blood pressure control For mouthwash or tooth decay
and gum infection

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Illustrated by: Jerson Rod A. Acosta Illustrated by: Jerson Rod A. Acosta
NIYOG-NIYOGAN (Chinese Honey
LAGUNDI (5 leaved-Chase tree; Suckle; Quisqualis indica L.

Vitex negundo) ✓ For intestinal worms,particularly

✓ For cough and asthma ascaris and trichina

Illustrated by: Jerson Rod A. Acosta

PANSIT-PANSITAN/ULASIMANG SAMBONG (Blumea

BATO (Silver bush/Shiny balsamifera)
bush; Peperomia pellucida)
✓ For arthritis and gout ✓ For urinary stones

Illustrated by: Jerson Rod A. Acosta

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 TSAANG GUBA
YERBA BUENA (Peppermint;
Tea/Wild Tea; C Mentha arvensis)
cetusa)

✓ For relief from body aches

✓ For mouthwash and pains

Alternative Medicines

ACUPUNCTURE

- It is a form of energy
medicine where long thin
needles are inserted to
specific parts of the body
to affect the energy flow.
.
Acupuncture is believed
to treat musculoskeletal
Illustrated by: Jerson Rod A. Acosta dysfunctions.

REFLEXOLOGY
- Similar to acupuncture,
reflexology focuses
. on
treating specific disorders
through massaging the
palms of the hand and
soles of the feet.

Illustrated by: Jerson Rod A. Acosta

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 NUTRITION THERAPHY

- Nutrition therapy
approaches the treatment
. of a medical condition by
providing a tailored diet
for the patient.

Illustrated by: Jerson Rod A. Acosta

ACUPRESSURE

- Acupressure uses the same

technique as that of
acupuncture. The only
difference is that
acupressure does not use
needles but hands to
apply pressure on specific
Illustrated by: Jerson Rod A. Acosta points of the body.

VENTOSA CUPPING MASSAGE

THERAPHY

- This procedure is done by

placing inverted glasses
with flames from burning
cotton on specific points in
the body. It is believed to
relieve muscle and joint
Illustrated by: Jerson Rod A. Acosta pains.

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 Also, as a wise consumer, you need to know the different laws that can
protect you and help you in your speedy recovery if you are ill. Some of these
are the Traditional and Alternative Medicines Act, Consumer Act of the
Philippines, Cheaper Medicines Act, etc.

Some of these laws are discussed briefly:

Laws Description

Traditional and Alternative It provides for the improvement of

Medicines quality and delivery of healthcare
Act (TAMA) services in the country through the
development of traditional and
alternative healthcare and its
integration into the healthcare
system.

Consumer Act of the Philippines or It protects the interest of consumers

RA and promotes their general welfare. It
7394 also establishes standards of conduct
for business and industry.

Cheaper Medicines Act or RA 9502 It is intended to achieve universally

accessible and cheaper and quality
medicines by pursuing an effective
competition policy in the
pharmaceutical sector.

WHAT’S MORE
Activity 1: My Garden Of Herbs
Directions: Draw if you use the following herbs at home and if not.
Write your answers in your activity notebook.

____1. akapulco _____6. niyog-niyogan

____2. ampalaya _____7. sambong
____3. bawang _____8. pansit-pansitan
____4. bayabas _____9. tsaang gubat
____5. lagundi _____10. yerba buena.

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Activity 2: True or False

Directions: Write True if the statement is correct or False if it is incorrect.

Use your activity notebook.

1. Acupuncture is a form of energy medicine where long thin needles are

inserted to specific parts of the body to affect the energy flow.
2. Ventosa Cupping Massage Therapy is done by placing inverted glasses
with flames from burning cotton on specific points in the body.
3. Acupressure focuses on treating specific disorders through massaging
of the soles of the feet.
4. Reflexology uses needles to apply pressure on specific points of the
body.
5. Nutrition Therapy approaches the treatment of a medical condition by
providing a tailored diet for the patient.

Activity 3: Importance of The Laws

Directions: Below are the laws described in the earlier part of this module.
Based on the written description of each, write the importance of each law to
you as a consumer.

Laws Importance

Traditional and Alternative Medicines

Act (TAMA)

Consumer Act of the Philippines or

RA
7394

Cheaper Medicines Act or RA 9502

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 What I Have Learned

• The two Healthcare Modalities are Alternative and Complementary

Medicines.
• The four major Complementary and Alternative Medicine Domains are
biology-based practices, energy medicine; manipulative
and body-based practices, and mind -body medicine.
• The five examples of Alternative Medicine are Acupuncture, Ventosa
Cupping Massage Therapy, Reflexology, Acupressure, and Nutrition
Therapy.
• Some of the consumer laws are TAMA, the Consumer Act of the
Philippines, and the Cheaper Medicines Act. These laws help protect the
interest of the consumer. They also promote their general welfare and
provide for alternate, cheaper but quality treatment.

WHAT I CAN DO
Activity 1. Let’s Explore More!

Visit your Barangay Herbary. Write down 10 medicinal plants that you
can find there and give their medicinal values. Use your activity notebook.

MEDICAL PLANTS MEDICINAL VALUES

1.

2.

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3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

ASSESSMENT
Posttest
Activity 1. Know What I Am!
Directions: Unscramble the letters in column A to form the correct name of
the herb. The medicinal value of each herb in column B will serve as your
clue in unscrambling.

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 COLUMN A COLUMN B
HERBS MEDICINAL VALUE

1. R E BY A – N U B E A for relief from body aches and pains

2. A S A T N G B U G A T for mouthwash

3. B M N G O A S for urinary stones

4. Y A S A B A B for use as an antiseptic to disinfect wounds

for mouthwash or tooth decay and gum
infection

5. G U A L I N D for cough and asthma

6. I Y N O G – A I N Y G O for intestinal worms, particularly ascaris

N and trichina

7. N A B W A G for blood pressure control

8. M A P A L A Y A for non-insulin-dependent diabetic

patients

9. A P N I S T – N A S I T N P for arthritis and gout

A

10. K A O C P L A U for ringworm and other skin (fungal)

infections

Activity 2. My Alternative Medicine

Directions: Identify the alternative medicine being described in each
sentence. Choose your answer from the word box below.

Acupressure Reflexology Ventosa Cupping Massage

Therapy Acupuncture Nutrition

1. It is a form of energy medicine where long thin needles are inserted to

specific parts of the body to affect the energy flow.
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2. It is an alternative medicine which focuses on treating specific disorders
through massaging of the soles of the feet.
3. It is a treatment of a medical condition by providing a tailored diet for the
patient.
4. It uses hands instead of needles to apply pressure on specific points of the
body.
5. It is a therapy done by placing inverted glasses with flames from burning
cotton at specific points on the body.

Additional Activity
In two to three paragraphs, write your judgment about the question, “Why
are health professionals, whether those offer traditional, alternative, or
complementary, not present in a lot of rural municipalities in the country?

Congratulations! You’re done.

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 Lesson Consumer, Welfare and
2 Protection

WHAT I NEED TO KNOW

Consumers have basic rights. They have the right to be protected from
the selling of dangerous and unsafe products. They also have the right to be
protected from misleading information or advertisement. Consumers can ask
for the complete information they need to make good choices in buying a
product. Their rights to speak out when not satisfied with the products or
services should be exercised.

Consumers must know where to go for any complaint. The Department

of Health (DOH), Department of Agriculture (DA), and Department of Trade
and Industry (DTI) are some of the government agencies that protect the
consumer’s rights.

Learning Competencies:

After working on this module, you are expected to:

1. identify national and international government agencies and private

organizations that implement programs for consumer protection
(H10CH-Ie-f-27); and
2. participatein programs for consumer welfare and protection
(H10CHIg-h-28).

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 WHAT I KNOW
Pre-test

I. NAME THEM

Directions: Fill in the bubble map with the national and international
government agencies and private organizations that implement programs for
consumer protection. (for 7 points)

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II. DISCLOSE IT!

Directions: Identify the functions of the international and national

government agencies relative to consumer protection described in each
statement. Choose your answer from the word box below.

A. National Agencies

Bureau of Food and Drugs (BFAD)

Department of Health (DOH)
Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)

1. enforces laws and regulations relating to food

2. adopts measures to ensure the quality of meat, milk products,
cosmetics, and other consumer foods
3. ensures the quality and safety of products
4. inspects establishments that dispense food
5. monitors advertisements and retail ways to prevent any deception
of consumers

B. International Agencies

World Health Organization (WHO)

International Food Protection Institute (IFPI)
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

6. ensures food protection through policies and practices for a safer

global food supply
7. protects and promotes public health through control and
supervision of food safety
8. directs international health within the United Nation’s System and
to lead partners and global health responses

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 WHAT’S NEW

Activity I: THE RIGHTFUL ONE

Directions: Read the following situations carefully and identify what
particular consumer’s right is violated. Choose your answer on the box
provided for and write your answers in the activity notebook.

Right to safety Right to redress

Right to basic needs Right to representation
Right to choose Right to consumer education
Right to information Right to a healthy environment

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1. Mario is a 15-year-old out-of-school youth. He planned to enroll in the
Alternative Learning System (ALS), but he was not accepted because he
was caught smoking many times.
____________________________
2. Kevin is fond of promos offered in big groceries. When Kevin went to his
favorite grocery, he bought one box of canned goods for a very low price.
He later discovered that the canned goods already expired.
___________________________

3. Mrs. Sandoval works in a big company. Marie, an Insurance Agent, is a

close friend of hers. One day, Marie asked Mrs. Sandoval to visit her at
home to introduce the insurance products. While she was introducing her
products, she started to give negative comments about other insurances.
____________________________

4. During Christmas, XYZ Merchandise offers clearance sales. After knowing

about the big sale, the students went to the store to buy goods. While they
were looking for some items, a saleslady told them that they were not
allowed to choose items on the second floor.
____________________________

5. Government formulates policies without consultation from consumers

group.
__________________________

6. Angelo longs to own an external drive. After three months of saving enough
money to buy it, he finally owned one. He bought it from a department
store. Before leaving, he made sure that it has a warranty certificate.
____________________________

7. Toti was suffering from severe cough for one week. He went to a clinic for
his check-up. He was given bottled medicine without label.
____________________________

8. Bagani Marikit is a far-flung barangay. It serves the people by giving them

free water. One day, the people in the barangay got sick after drinking
water. It was found out that the water was contaminated with a certain
chemical from the discharge of the factory nearby.
____________________________

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 WHAT IS IT

The Consumer Act of the Philippines is a law that protects the

interest of the consumer, promotes the general welfare, and establishes
standards of conduct for business and industry.

Below are their functions relative to consumer protection.

A. Bureau of Food and Drugs (BFAD)

1. serves as DOH key regulatory agency and implementer of the country’s
food control system
2. ensures safe and good quality processed food, drug, and cosmetics
3. regulates production, sale, and traffic of food, drug, and cosmetics
4. protects the health of the consumers and handles consumer complaints
B. Department of Health (DOH)
1. provides national policy direction and develops national plans,
technical standards, and guidelines in health
2. regulates all health services and products
3. inspects establishments that dispense food
4. adopts measures to ensure the quality of meat, milk products,
cosmetics, and other consumer goods

C. Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)

1. serves as the primary coordinative, promotive, facilitative, and
regulatory arm of the government for the country’s trade, industry, and
investment activities
2. ensures the quality and safety of products
3. checks the warranty and price tags of products
4. monitors advertisements and retail ways to prevent any deception of the
consumer
5. guarantees consumer welfare and protection

Below are some international organizations relevant to consumer

protection

A. International Food Protection Institute (IFPI) ensures food

protection through policies and practices for a safer global food supply.
B. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) protects and promotes public
health through control and supervision of food safety.

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 C. World Health Organization (WHO) directs international health within
the United Nation’s System and leads partners and global health
responses.

WHAT’S MORE

ACTIVITY 1: RESPONSIBILITY CHECK

Directions: Write the responsibilities of the following agencies relative to
consumer protection found below. Write your answers in the activity
notebook.

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Assessment 1

TRUE OR FALSE: Write TRUE if the sentence is correct and FALSE if it is

incorrect. Write your answers in the activity notebook.

1. Consumers have the right to basic needs such as adequate food,

clothing, shelter, health care, education, and sanitation.

2. Consumers have the right to choose products from a wide array of

goods.

3. The right to redress is the consumer’s right to acquire knowledge and

skills to become an informed consumer.

4. The right to information is the consumer’s right to be protected from

dishonest or misleading advertising or labeling.

5. Consumers have the right to live and work in a hazard-free

environment that allows them to live with dignity and their well-being
assured.

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 What I Have Learned

What are the international and national agencies that implement

programs that promote consumer welfare and protection?
___________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________.
As a consumer, how can you participate in programs that promote your
rights and welfare as a consumer?
___________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________.

WHAT I CAN DO

WATCH AND LEARN!

Directions: Using your activity notebook, choose any of the following tasks
related to consumer welfare and protection agencies.

ROLE TASKS
News Writer Present the different international
and national agencies that protect
consumer welfare and protection.
Convince your readers of the
importance of each agency.
Artist Present in a poster slogan your idea
on the significance and role of
international and national agencies
in consumer welfare and protection.
Student Leader Present plans on how to convince the
entire student population in
participating in programs that
promote consumer welfare and
protection.

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 ASSESSMENT
Posttest

I. LIST ME NOW!

Directions: Below is a table that needs to be completed. The first column

should have the names of the agency. The second column needs data on the
role of the agency in consumer welfare and protection. The third column
necessitates further information that you can share about the agency. The
third column can either be your personal experience if you have participated
in their programs, experience of a friend/relative, or articles found in the
internet or other references. Write your answers in your activity notebook.
(for 15 points all in all; 3 points in every row)

Other Information of
International/ the
National Roles of the Agency Agency as regards
Agency Consumer Welfare
and Protection
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Additional Activity
Make a slogan (minimum of 5 words and maximum of 10 words) that
expresses the rights of a consumer. Write your slogan on a bond paper.
Examples:
1. You are stronger with your rights
2. Know your rights! Don’t be fooled!
3. Consuming without knowledge: FAILURE

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LESSON 1: ANSWER KEY
What I Know WHAT’S IN
Pretest Let’s Dig In
Answer may vary
Know What I Am
1. YERBA-BUENA WHAT’S NEW
2. TSAANG GUBAT Find Me!
3. SAMBONG Note: In any order
4. BAYABAS 1. AMPALAYA
5. LAGUNDI 2. SAMBONG
6. NIYOG-NIYOGAN 3. BAWANG
7. BAWANG 4. REFLEXOLOGY
8. AMPALAYA 5. AKAPULKO
9. PANSIT-PANSITAN 6. LAGUNDI
10. AKAPULCO 7. ACUPUNCTURE
8. BAYABAS
Activity 3. 9. YERBA BUENA
Violation Or Not? 10. ACUPRESSURE
1. X
2. / WHAT’S MORE
3. X MY GARDEN OF HEROES
4. X Answer may vary
5. /
TRUE OR FALSE
1. TRUE
2. TRUE
3. FALSE
4. FALSE
5. TRUE
WHAT I CAN DO ASSESSMENT
Let’s Dig More Know What I Am
Answer may vary 1. YERBA-BUENA 6. NIYOG-NIYOGAN
2. TSAANG GUBAT 7. BAWANG
3. SAMBONG 8. AMPALAYA
4. BAYABAS 9. PANSIT-PANSITAN
5. LAGUNDI 10. AKAPULCO
MY ALTERNATIVE MEDICINES
1. Acupuncture
2. Reflexology
3. Nutrition therapy
4. Acupressure
5. Ventosa cupping massage therapy

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LESSON 2: ANSWER KEY
What I Know What’s New
PRETEST
TEST I 1. Right to basic needs
1.Right to basic needs 2. Right to safety
2.Right to choose 3. Right to information
3. Right to consumer education 4. Right to choose
4.Right to information 5. Right to
5.Right to representation representation
6.Right to redress 6. Right to redress 7.
7.Right to safety Right to consumer
8. Right to a healthy environment education
8. Right to a healthy
TEST II Environment
1. Bureau of Food and Drugs
2. Department of Health What I Can Do
3. Department of Trade a nd Industry Watch and Learn!
4. Department of Health Answers may vary
5. Department of Trade and Industry
6. International Food Protection Institute (IFPI)
7. Food and Drug Administration (USFDA)
8. World Health Organization (WHO)
WHAT’S MORE
MY AGENCY PROTECTION

BUREAU OF FOOD and DRUGS (BFAD)

✓ Enforces laws and regulations relating to food
✓ Acts on how food advertised and labeled
✓ Watches for illegal price fixing

DEPARTMENT of HEALTH (DOH)

✓ Adopts measures to ensure the quality of meat, milk products,
cosmetics, and other consumer goods

DEPARTMENT of TRADE and INDUSTRY (DTI)

✓ Checks the warranty and price tags of products
✓ Monitors advertisements and retail ways in retail ways in order to
prevent any deception of consumer

TRUE OR FALSE
1. TRUE 4. FALSE
2. TRUE 5. TRUE 3. FALSE

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International/ Roles of the agency Other information
National Agency of the agency as
regards consumer
welfare and
protection.
Bureau of Food 1. Serves as DOH key Answers may vary
and Drugs (BFAD) regulatory agency and
implementer of the
country’s food control
system
2. Ensures safe and
good quality processed
food, drug, and
cosmetics
3. Regulates
production,sale and
traffic of food, drug,
and cosmetics 4.
Protects the health of
the consumers and
handles consumer
complaints
Department of 1. Provides national
Health (DOH) policy direction and
develops national plans,
technical standards
and guidelines in health
2. Regulates all health
services and products
3. Inspects establish-
ments that dispense
food
4. Adopts measures to
ensure the quality of
meat, milk products,
cosmetics, and other
consumer good
B. Department 1. Serves as the primary
of Trade and coordinative, promotive,
Industry (DTI) facilitative, and
regulatory arm of the
government for the
country’s trade,

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 industry, and
investment activities

2. Ensures the quality

and safety of products
3. Check s the
warranty and price tags
of products 4.
Monitors
advertisements and
retail ways in order to
prevent any deception
of consumer
5.Guaranties consumer
welfare and protection

International
Food Protection ensure s food protection
Institute (IFPI through policies and
practices for a safer
global food supply.

Food and Drug

Administration protects and promotes
(USFDA) public health through
control and supervision
of food safety.
World Health
Organization (WHO) directs international
health within the United
Nation’s System and to
lead partners and global
health responses.

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 Development Team

Writer: KYT PRINCESS G. ABAL

Editor/QA: MA. PERGA A. CADIENTE
Reviewer: MINERVA G. PALER
Illustrator:
Layout Artist: PETER A. ALAVANZA/RUBY V. PAGUNTALAN
Management Team: FELIX ROMY A. TRIAMBULO, CESO V
ROSALIO B. CONTURNO JR., PhD
ELLA GRACE M. TAGUPA, EdD
JEPHONE P. YORONG, EdD
GERMANICO C. MALACAT

Office: Dapitan City Schools Division Office

Address: Sunset Boulevard, Dawo, Dapitan City
Contact Number: 0938-396-8259

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