商务英语综合教程第一册Unit_8_Job_And_Health教材教学课件.pptxVIP

Unit 8;Content;Warm-up activities;Background Information;Background Information;Background Information; Occupational Health is a very important branch of Preventive Medicine. Its main tasks are to discriminate, evaluate, anticipate and control the effects of harmful labor conditions on the health of occupational public. ; Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. ;Text Analysis;Text Analysis;Text Analysis;Text Analysis;Text Analysis;Text Analysis;Text Analysis;Text Analysis;Text Analysis;Exercise:I. Answer the following questions according to the text:;5. What is the report Australian researchers gave about？ 6. Do you know what Ms. Hutchinson’s biggest problem is? 7. When do the air Quality sensors go through the roof? 8. When has Mr. Haverkate’s business taken off? 5. Australian researchers unnerved cubicle dwellers the world over with a report showing that laser printer emissions are as bad for the lungs as a lit cigarette. 6. Ms. Hutchinsons biggest problem was the air. 7. Sure enough, when someone has a large job going, the air Quality sensors go through the roof. 8. Mr. Haverkate’s business has taken off since 2003, when Ottawa passed a bill imposing a legal duty on company owners to protect workers’ safety.;9. How could we ruin our bodies? 10. What are the most common factors that result in psychological wounds? ? 9. Even if our offices are clear of mould, printer particles and more biohazards than a medieval infirmary, we can ruin our bodies by sitting and typing improperly. Desk work f1attens out the lumbar portion of our backs and distends the muscles in the area of our shoulder blades, giving the seasoned office worker a distinct pear shape. 10. Those psychological wounds can be traced to a variety of sources, but the most common factors in the workplace, Gilbert says, are overworking, underappreciation and bullying.;Word Practice Fill in the blanks with appropriate wo