FEU Roosevelt Health Services

30/10/2025

HEADS UP TAMS!

Madaming candies ngayong TRICK OR TREAT season. Huwag kalilimutang linisin ang ngipin after kumain ng Halloween treats, mga bata!

HAVE A TOOTH-FRIENDLY HALLOWEEN!

Dr. Catherine Aleth Canono
School Dentist, ODL
FEUR

28/10/2025

🕯️ MGA BATA AT MATATANDA, PROTEKTAHAN SA TRANGKASO KUNG MAY SALU-SALO NGAYONG LONG WEEKEND 😷

Ang mga kabataan at senior citizen ang karaniwang tinatamaan ng ILI sa mga gatherings; mas madalas din silang makaranas ng mga komplikasyon ng mga sakit na ito.

Para makaiwas sa sakit, narito ang ilang mga paalala:

💦 Painumin lagi ng tubig ang mga bata

😷 Hikayatin si lolo at lola na magsuot ng mask

🙅‍♂️ Iwasang isama ang mga bata sa masisikip at matataong lugar

🧼 Ugaliing maghugas o magsanitize ng kamay

🏠 Manatili sa bahay kung may sintomas ng trangkaso

Tandaan, ingatan si baby, lola, at lola, para Trangkaso Bye Bye!

23/10/2025

ATM at FEU Roosevelt Cainta
Free Eye Refraction
Alumni Hall
8am- 5pm

If you are having frequent frontal headaches, double vision, blurredness when reading etc., visit us now.

FEUR Cainta Health Services Dept.

22/10/2025

To: All FEUR Cainta Students, Faculty, and Staff

From: Health Services Department

Subject: Invitation to Free Eye Refraction Activity

Dear Students and Staff,

Warm greetings. In our continuing effort to promote health and wellness among our school community, the FEUR HSD in coordination with MGLF Optical Group is pleased to announce a Free Eye Refraction Activity to be conducted on October 23, 2025 8 am -5 pm at FEU Rooseelt Cainta Bahay Alumni.

This initiative aims to help students, teachers, and staff maintain optimal eye health and detect possible vision problems early.

Regular eye screening is essential for effective learning and productivity, and we encourage everyone to take advantage of this opportunity.

We look forward to your active participation in this health initiative as part of our shared commitment in creating healthy minds and a healthy school environment.

Thank you.

FEU Roosevelt Cainta
Health Services Department

17/10/2025

October 14,2025

To: All Students, Faculty, and Staff
From: Health Services Department
Subject: Invitation to Free Eye Refraction Activity

Dear Students and Staff,

Warm greetings.

In our continuing effort to promote health and wellness among our school community, the FEUR HSD in coordination with MGLF Optical Group is pleased to announce a Free Eye Refraction Activity to be conducted 8 AM - 5 PM on the following dates:
October 14- Rodriguez
October 21- Cainta, AVR
October 22- Marikina
This initiative aims to help students, teachers, and staff maintain optimal eye health and detect possible vision problems early. Regular eye screening is essential for effective learning and productivity, and we encourage everyone to take advantage of this opportunity.

We look forward to your active participation in this health initiative as part of our shared commitment to creating a Healthy Minds, Healthy Schools environment.

Thank you.

The Health Services Department
FEUR- Cainta, Marikina,Rodriguez

14/10/2025

13/10/2025

FEUR Cainta Bakuna Eskwela 2025 in coordination with Balanti Health Center.

Thank you!

13/10/2025

October 13,2025

Far Eastern University- Roosevelt Community
Cainta, Marikina, Rodriguez

To All:

Good Day.

It is flu season ( June to November) , Increasing cases of Influenza- like illness among students and staff are observed at this time.

Influenza- like illness is a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses, rhinoviruses, enterovirus.

Symptoms may include fever, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, muscle or body aches, fatigue, headache, chills and at times vomiting and diarrhea.

Treatment includes antiviral medications on appropriate time, symptomatic and supportive, fluids, adequate rest and sleep.

Currently, there is no public health declaration of outbreak, however, increased cases are noticeable at this time, thus the following are reminders on basic preventive health measures and precautions to help minimize further transmission and to ensure the safety and well-being of everyone in addition to the general precautions:

1.) Hygiene Measures- frequent hand washing, cover cough/ sneeze, avoid touching nose/ mouth, maintain adequate ventilation and minimize overcrowding, maintain personal and environmental hygiene etc.

2.) Sick Leave of Absence -
Should remain at home / isolated until minimum of 24 - 48 hrs after fever has resolved
without medication.

3.) Maintain School Measures- wearing of face mask, regular disinfection of classrooms, restrooms, common areas, garbage bins, installation of hand sanitizers and encourage frequent hand washing, limit large indoor gatherings, have the teacher in charge / adviser monitor student absence and refer accordingly, and other related applicable measures.

4.) Medical Consultation- if condition worsens beyond number of days or severe signs e.g. breathing difficulty, chest pain, persistent vomiting and / or loose watery stools.

5.) Vaccination, proper high nutritious value diet, increase water intake and have adequate rest and sleep.

Diseases could be anywhere from school to any places we've been, to minimize and control, prevention of disease transmission and occurrences, to address and combat, is a shared responsibility. While the school health services provides guidance and coordination, success ultimately depends on the cooperation and active participation of all in the school ( students, staff, parents and learner's guardians ) and the community.

Thank you for keeping our school community safe and healthy.

Health Services Department
FEUR
Cainta, Marikina , Rodriguez
/ gvm

12/10/2025

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11/10/2025

FEUR Community
Cainta, Marikina , Rodriguez

Dear All,

Pax et bonum.

Preventing the spread of communicable diseases at home and school is essential to maintain the health and well-being of individuals and the community. Here are some general and standard preventive measures for both settings:

**At Home**:

1. **Hand Hygiene**:
- Frequent handwashing with soap and water for at least 20 seconds is crucial.
- Use hand sanitizers with at least 60% alcohol when soap and water are not available.
- Encourage all family members to wash hands when they return home.

2. **Respiratory Hygiene**:
- Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or your elbow when coughing or sneezing.
- Dispose of used tissues in a lined trash can and wash hands immediately.
- Avoid touching your face, especially your eyes, nose, and mouth.

3. **Regular Cleaning and Disinfection**:
- Clean and disinfect frequently-touched surfaces (doorknobs, light switches, countertops) daily.
- Use EPA-approved disinfectants or a solution of 1:100 bleach and water for disinfection.

4. **Isolation and Quarantine**:
- If someone in the household is sick, isolate them in a separate room and use a separate bathroom if possible.
- If someone has been exposed to a communicable disease, follow quarantine guidelines as recommended by health authorities.

5. **Ventilation**:
- Open windows and ensure proper ventilation to reduce the concentration of airborne pathogens.
- Use air purifiers if available.

6. **Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)**:
- Encourage the use of masks, especially when physical distancing is not possible or when someone is symptomatic.
- Provide masks for family members, especially when going out in public.

7. **Physical Distancing**:
- Maintain physical distance from individuals who do not reside in your household, especially in crowded areas.
- Avoid close contact with sick family members.

8. **Regular Health Monitoring**:
- Keep a close eye on the health of family members.
- Monitor for symptoms and seek medical advice if anyone develops symptoms of illness.

**At School**:

1. **Hand Hygiene**:
- Promote handwashing with soap and water at regular intervals during the school day.
- Provide hand sanitizers in common areas and classrooms.

2. **Respiratory Hygiene**:
- Teach students to cover their mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing.
- Encourage the use of tissues and proper disposal.

3. **Masks**:
- Require students and staff to wear masks, especially when physical distancing is challenging.
- Provide masks for those who may not have access.

4. **Physical Distancing**:
- Reconfigure classrooms and common areas to ensure physical distancing.
- Stagger schedules and dismissals to reduce overcrowding.

5. **Regular Cleaning and Disinfection**:
- Enhance cleaning and disinfection protocols for high-touch surfaces.
- Use EPA-approved disinfectants.

6. **Ventilation**:
- Ensure proper ventilation by opening windows and using air purifiers.
- Follow guidelines for improving indoor air quality.

7. **Health Screening**:
- Conduct daily health screenings for students and staff, including temperature checks and symptom monitoring.
- Send symptomatic individuals home and follow public health guidelines.

8. **Isolation and Quarantine**:
- Develop protocols for isolating symptomatic individuals and quarantining close contacts.
- Communicate these protocols clearly to students, staff, and parents.

9. **Education and Communication**:
- Educate students, staff, and parents about the importance of preventive measures.
- Provide regular updates and clear communication about th school's general precautionary and preventive measures for covid and other communicable diseases.

Both at home and school, collaboration with local health authorities and adherence to their guidance and recommendations are essential for effective disease prevention and control.

Consider vaccination as an added protection to prevent disease occurences.

For our guidance and reference.

Thank you,

Health Services Department
FEUR
Cainta, Marikina , Rodriguez

04/10/2025

Be vaccinated and protected this October 13, 2025! Grab the chance to be vaccinated against Measles, German Measles, Tetanus , Diptheria for FEUR Cainta Grades1 and 7 TAMS and HPV vaccine against Cervical Cancer for Grades 4 female TAMS. Submit your parental consent thru your class advisers on or before Oct 10.