Module 5 Demonstrating

Demonstrating Instructions: Assignment Breast Self Examination (BSE) Video Presentation

In this assignment, you will create a 3-5 minute video presentation or a 5-10 slides PowerPoint presentation focusing on Breast Self Examination (BSE). BSE is a vital skill for early breast cancer detection. Follow these instructions carefully:

Presentation Content: Your presentation should cover the following key points:

1. Introduction (30 seconds):

• Briefly introduce yourself and the purpose of your presentation.

1. Purpose and Benefits of BSE (1 minute):

• Explain why BSE is essential for breast health.
• Discuss the benefits of regular BSE, such as early cancer detection.

1. Methods of BSE (1-2 minutes):

• Describe the step-by-step process of performing BSE.
• Use visuals or demonstrations to clarify the procedure.
• Emphasize the importance of consistency in performing BSE.

1. Barriers to BSE (1 minute):

• Identify common barriers that prevent individuals from conducting regular BSE.
• Provide suggestions or solutions to overcome these barriers.

1. Breast and Lymph Node Health (1-2 minutes):

• Mention two types of breast cancer (e.g., ductal carcinoma, lobular carcinoma).
• Explain the causes, risk factors, and potential treatments for each type.
• Include health teaching related to maintaining breast and lymph node health.

Creativity and Engagement: Be creative in your presentation. You can use props, graphics, or demonstrations to make your content engaging and memorable.

Video Presentation: If you choose to create a video, ensure it is 3-5 minutes long. Use your phone or any suitable recording device. Speak clearly and confidently.

PowerPoint Presentation: If you prefer a PowerPoint presentation, use 5-10 slides with concise content. Include visuals and bullet points to convey your message effectively.

Submission: Submit your video presentation or PowerPoint slides to your instructor through the designated submission method provided by your course.

Feel free to add any additional information or personal insights that you believe will enhance your presentation. Good luck!