Community Health Practice: Narrative Report

DR JOSE FABELLA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
(SCHOOL OF MIDWIFERY)
COMMUNITY HEALTH PRACTICE

Narrative report
Submitted to:
Ms. Shirley Eleazar RN, RM, MAN
Mr. Joshua S. Blanquera RN, RM, LPT, MAN
Ms. Ruth Tuano RM, BSM
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Health
DR JOSE FABELLA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (SCHOOL OF MIDWIFERY)
Lope De Vega St. Sta Cruz, Manila
Table of Contents
List of Tables
Table no. Title Page no.
1. Sex and Distribution………………………………………………………….. p. 9
2. Age grouping
3. Civil status
4. Educational Attainment
5. Nationality
6. Ethnic group
7. Religion
8. Monthly Income
9. Monthly Expenditure
10. Residency
11. Family Position
12. Language
13. BCG
14. DPT
15. OPV
16. HEPA B Vaccine
17. Measles/MMR Vaccine
18. TD
19. Present illnesses suffered
20. Medical assistance in the Present illnesses suffered
21. Past illnesses suffered by surveyed population
22. Medical assistance in the past illnesses suffered
23. Disease suffered by surveyed population leading to
Deaths (last 5 years)
24. Diseases suffered during obstetrical conditions
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25. Utilization of Family Planning
26. Method of Family Planning
27. Type of Infant Feeding
28. Type of Milk Formula
29. Age of Supplemental feeding
30. Supplementary Food Feeding
31. Housing
32. Lot
33. Type of House
34. Status of Repair
35. Privacy
36. Overcrowding
37. Lightning
38. Ventilation
39. Cleanliness
40. Source
41. Ownership
42. Storage of drinking water
43. Methods of sanitizing water
44. Type of Toilet
45. Ownership
46. Sanitary Condition
47. Garbage Disposal
48. Refuse Disposal
49. Food Storage
50. Domestic Animals
51. with or without Pens
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52. Present of rodents and insects
53. Insects and Vermin Control
54. Type of Business Establishment
55. Sanitary condition
56. Sanitary permit
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CHAPTER Page
1 Introduction………………………………………………………………………………………………………......………
2 Barangay Profile……………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
3 Health Unit Practice…………………………………………………………………………………………................
4 Location Map………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
5 Spot Map
6 Data Gathering and Interpretation
Socio Demographic Status………………………………………………………………………………..
Health and Medical History/ Status
Immunization
Present Illness
Past illness
Death for last year
Obstetrical Condition
Family Planning Utilization
Infant Feeding
Environmental Condition
Environmental Sanitation
Available Health Allied Agencies
Other resources available
THE FAMILY
Introduction
Nutritional Status of each member of the family
Health and Medical history
Immunizations received by children
Family's concept of Family Planning
Health attitudes, practices and beliefs
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Environmental factors and health resources
Health Problems found by the midwife
Health Problems recognized by the family
Midwife's health teaching
8 Reflection/ Reaction
References
Appendices
Appendix A
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Chapter I
INTRODUCTION
Community is a group of people living or working together in the same area and or a
social group of any size whose member reside in a specific localty, share government,
and often have a common cultural and historical heritage. People in communities might
go to the same schools, shop in the same stores and do the same things.
Chapter II
BARANGAY PROFILE
Western Bicutan is one of the 28 barangays of Taguig Metro Manila, Philippines. It is

the city’s most populated barangay with total of 91,158 in (2015) and largest in term of
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land area. It is also located in the north western part of city with the lead of barangay
captain PERLITA CARMEN.
Chapter III
HEALTH UNIT PRACTICES
Barangay Western Bicutan Taguig city has people living with the appropriate health care and
wellness of people. The health center and community given immunization and check - up
regularly with schedule to follow. Not only do to check up but also given vaccine and
immunization to protect the childrens and pregnant woman against diseases execute the health
care program.
Chapter IV
DATA GATHERING AN INTERPRETATION
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Data discussed the information gathered through the family surveys conducted by the midwifery
student. Including in many data to the fill up. This contains the Socio Demographic Status,
Health and medical history status, Immunization, Present illness, Past illness, Death for last year,
Obstetrical condition, Family planning utilization, Feeding infant, Environmental condition,
Environmental sanitation, Available health allied agencies, Other resources available. The
information gathers where interpreted and implicated to evaluate the possible deviation.
HEALTH AND MEDICAL HISTORY/STATUS
IMMUNIZATION
A proven tool for controlling and eliminating life threatening infections disease especially the infant.
Vaccine protect the children from serious illness and complication of vaccine preventable disease which
can include amputation of an arm or leg, paralysis of limbs, hearing loss, convulsions, brain damage, and
death.
The Expanded Program Immunization (EPI) Philippine have been widely used.
In this report the surveyed population of 5 families I asked as to whether each member have
been fully immunization by the vaccine.
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This include BCG (Bacillus Calmette Guerin), DPT (Diphtheria Pertussis Tetanus Vaccine), HEPA B
Vaccine, Measles, MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella Vaccine) and DT (Diphtheria Tetanus Toxoid).
PRESENT ILLNESS
Illness is a board term that defines the poor state of mind, body, and to certain extent, spirit. It
is general feeling of being sick or unwell.
important to know if their possible assistance to be offered by the health center. Illness get worse if not
treated properly.
PAST ILLNESS
in medical encounter, a past medical history is a total sum of a patients health status prior to the
presenting problem
DEATH LAST YEAR
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May refer to the end of life either an event or condition, it considered a being or otherwise personied,
wherein it is usually capitalized as “DEATH”
Obstetrical Condition
Obstetrical condition is a problem linked to pregnancy or birth.
Family Planning Utilization
Is a major primary prevention strategy for unwanted pregnancies at which contraceptive use reduces.
The world Health Organization (WHO) recommended a six-month inter-pregnancy interval.
Infant Feeding
It is important to breastfeeding the baby at birth and during the first year of baby. For the baby
healthy and strong, and many vitamins getting from the mother.
Environmental Condition
means presence of hazardous substances in environment including natural resources, soil,

surface, water, ground water,, any present or potential drinking water supply.
Environmental Sanitation
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Refers to public health conditions related to clean drinking water and adequate treatment and
disposal of human excreta and sewage. Preventing human contact with feces is part of sanitation, as a
hand washing with soap. Sanitation system aim to protect human health by providing a clean
environment that will stop transmission of disease, especially through the fecal oral route. There are
many other diseases which are easily transmitted in communities that have low levels of sanitation.
TABLE 1:
SEX AND DISTRIBUTION IN THE SURVEYED POPULATION
Sex No. of Individuals % to Total
Male 13 54%
Female 11 46%
TOTAL 24 100%
This table describe that the male is higher than the female because 2 out of 5 families
that I interviewed have more than five childrens.
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TABLE 2: AGE GROUPING IN THE SURVEYED POPULATION
Age No. of Individuals % to Total

0-5 3 13%
6-10 2 8%
11-15 4 17%
16-20 5 21%
21-25 0%
26-30 0%
31-35 0%
36-40 5 21%
41-45 2 8%
46-50 1 4%
51-55 0%
56-60 0%
61-65 2 8%
66-70 0%
71-75 0%
76+ 0%
TOTAL 24 100%
This shows that age 16-20 is reproductive age, therefore the incidence for increase in
population is high if the family program of the DOH and the local government will not be highly
implemented.
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TABLE 3: CIVIL STATUS IN SURVEYED POPULATION
Civil Status No. of Individuals % to Total

Single 12 50%
Married 6 25%
Live-in 6 25%
Widowed 0%
TOTAL 24 100%
The vast majority of respondents were singles, at the time of interview, almost of them
focused on their education, half of them choose to live-in , the reason why they go on living in
status because they don’t have enough money to finance their wedding, there is also about 25
percent of respondents who are married.
TABLE 4: EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT IN THE SURVEYED POPULATION
Educational Attainment No. of Individuals % to Total

Graduate Studies 0%
College Graduate 4 17%
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College Undergraduate 0%
Vocational Course 0%
Highschool Graduate 5 22%
Elementary Graduate 1 4%
Elementary 5 22%
Kinder 1 4%
Grade 7-12 7 100%
Both high school graduate and elementary have 22%,the high school graduate is the
TABLE 5: NATIONALITY of the surveyed population.
Nationality No. of Individuals % to Total

Filipino 24 100%
TOTAL 24 100%
It is the status of belonging to a nation.
In this case the population surveyed were asked to what a nationality at what you are came from.
TABLE 6: ETHNIC GROUP of the surveyed population.
Ethnic Group No. of Individuals % to Total

Tagalog 19 79%
Ilo-Ilo 3 13%
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Surigao 1 4%
Ilocano 1 4%
TOTAL 24 100%
TABLE 7: RELIGION of the surveyed population.
Religion No. of Individuals % to Total

Roman Catholic 22 92%
ADD 2 8%
TOTAL 24 100%
TABLE 8 : MONTHLY INCOME of the surveyed population.

Monthly Income* No. of Families % to Total
0-10,000 1 20%
10,000-19,999 4 80%
20,000-29,999 0%
30,000-above 0%
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TOTAL 5 100%
TABLE 9: MONTHLY EXPENDITURE of the surveyed population.

Monthly Expenditure No. of Families % to Total
0-10,000 1 20%
10,000-19,999 4 80%
20,000-29,999 0%
30,000-above 0%
TOTAL 5 100%
TABLE 10: RESIDENCY of the surveyed population.
Residency No. of Individuals % to Total

more than six (6) months 24 100%
six (6) months and below 0%
TOTAL 24 100%
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Family Position No. of Individuals % to Total

Father 5 21%
Mother 5 21%
Children 12 50%
Grandchildren 1 4%
In-Laws 1 4%
TOTAL 24 100%
TABLE 11: FAMILY POSITION
TABLE 12: LANGUAGE of the surveyed population.
Language No. of Individuals % to Total

Bisaya 2 8%
Ilonggo 3 13%
Both English & Filipino 16 67%
Bicolano 3 13%
TOTAL 24 100%
Illustrate iin this report classified only into one native language which is Filipino Language and
other language that could exist in the area of the surveyed population.
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TABLE 13: OCCUPATIONAL STATUS
Occupational Status No. of Individuals % to Total

with work 6 25%
without work 18 75%
TOTAL 24 100%
Describe in this data only the head of the family have occupation and other is studying.
TABLE16 : BCG VACCINES of the surveyed population.

BCG No. of Individuals % to Total
Given 24 100%
Not Given 0%
TOTAL 24 100%
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Table present that 5 families surveyed have receive complete BCG (basili carmitte guirin)
TABLE 14: DPT of the surveyed population.
DPT No. of Individuals % to Total

Given 24 100%
Not Given 0%
TOTAL 24 100%
Table present that 5 families surveyed have receive complete DPT (Diphtheria,Pertussis,Tetanus)
TABLE17 : OPV of the surveyed population.

OPV No. of Individuals % to Total
Given 24 100%
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Not Given 0%
TOTAL 24 100%
Hepa B Vaccine No. of Individuals % to Total

Given 24 100%
Not Given 0%
TOTAL 24 100%
Table present that 5 families surveyed have receive complete OPV (ORAL POLIO VACCINES)
TABLE 15 : HEPA B VACCINE of the surveyed population.
Table present that 5 families surveyed have receive complete HEPA B Vaccines (HEPATITIS -
B)
TABLE 18: MMR of the surveyed population.

Measles/MMR No. of Individuals % to Total
Given 23 96%
Not Given 1 4%
TOTAL 24 100%
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Table shows that 96% have receive complete MMR vaccines and 4% is a 6 months old baby.
TABLE :19 TD of the surveyed population.

TD No. of Individuals % to Total
Given 6 25%
Not Given 0%
TOTAL 6 25%
This vaccine strengthens or boosts the immune system to give better protection against these
diseases. All surveyed family surveyed have received tetanus toxoid.
TABLE 22 : Pesent illness suffered of the surveyed population.
Present Illneses Suffered No. of Individuals % to Total

Hypertension #DIV/0!
Diabetes #DIV/0!
Boils #DIV/0!
TOTAL 0 #DIV/0!
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Table shows that in 5 families surveyed non of them have suffered in present illness
TABLE 20: Present illness of the surveyed population.
Present Illneses Suffered No. of Individuals % to Total

with medical attention #DIV/0!
without medical attention #DIV/0!
TOTAL 0 #DIV/0!
Table shows that in 5 families surveyed non of them have suffered in present illness
Tabl 23 : past illness suffered of the surveyed population.

Past Illneses Suffered No. of Individuals % to Total
appendicitis 1 100%
Cold 0%
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Flu 0%
TOTAL 1 100%
Table shows that in 5 families surveyed one of them have suffered in past illnesses because she
got appendectomy. The rest well fine.
Table 21: past illness suffered with medical attention of the surveyed population.
Past Illneses Suffered No. of Individuals % to Total
with medical attention 1 100%
without medical attention 0%
TOTAL 1 100%
Illustrate above that 1 family member has suffered illness and has been threated.
Table 24:
Disease suffered by surveyed population leading to Deaths (last 5 years)
Deaths No. of Individuals % to Total

None 0
TOTAL 0
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Table shows that in 5 families surveyed all of them is alive.
25 :obstetrical condition of surveyed population

Obstetrical Condition No. of Individuals % to Total
Myoma #DIV/0!
TOTAL 0 #DIV/0!
Table shows that in 5 families surveyed none of them have suffered in obstetrical condition.
Table 28 : Family planning of surveyed population
Family Planning No. of Families % to Total

Acceptor 2 40%
Non-Acceptor 2 40%
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Drop Out 1 20%

Failure 0%
TOTAL 5 100%
Table present that in 5 families surveyed 40% is acceptor they use family planning method,40%
is non- acceptor because they want pregnancy,other is menopause.
Table 26 : infant feeding of surveyed population

Infant Feeding No. of Families % to Total
Breastfeeding 2 40%
Bottle Feeding 3 60%
Mixed 0%
TOTAL 5 100%
Table 29 Age supplementary of the surveyed population

Supplementary Food Feeding No. of Families % to Total
1 month 0 0%
2 months 0%
3 months 0%
4 months 0%
5 months 1 20%
6 months 1 20%
7 months 2 40%
8 months 1 20%
9 months 0%
10 months 0%
11 months 0%
12 months 0%
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TOTAL 5 #REF!
Data shows that the mother give mixed food for there babies at the early age because they don’t
enough milk to supply the needs of their baby.
Supplementary feeding for promoting the growth of children under five years of age in low- and
middle-income countries. This program is to improve the nutritional status of the targeted
undernourished individuals. This is through the provision of one- third of the recommended
energy intake,
Table 27 :Housing of the surveyed population

Housing No. of Families % to Total
OWNED 5 100%
RENTED 0%
SHARING 0%
SHARING FREE 0%
TOTAL 5 100%
Table present that 100 percent said that they owned their house.
Table 30 : Lots of the surveyed population

LOT No. of Families % to Total
OWNED 2 40%
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SQUATTING 3 60%
TOTAL 5 100%
Illustrate above that some lots are legally owned and some lots by the government.
Government site an irregular portion of a section.In the surveyed population, lot has been
common issues in the Philippines.
Table 31 : type of house of surveyed population

TYPE OF HOUSE No. of Families % to Total
CONCRETE 2 40%
MIXED 2 40%
LIGHT 1 20%
TOTAL 5 100%
Some houses are, mixed partly concrete and partly made of wood. Others were made of light
materials like wood, cartons, used tarpaulin and plastic, they started that they are not allowed to
build houses made with concrete because they do not own the land.
Table 32 : Status repair of surveyed population

STATUS OF REPAIR No. of Families % to Total
GOOD 1 20%
FAIR 4 80%
DILAPIDATED 0%
TOTAL 5 100%
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The table shows that all the houses either mixed or concrete have fair status of repair. This would
implicate that the members of family are good maintaining quality of the parts of the houses.
Table 33: Privacy of the surveyed population
PRIVACY No. of Families % to Total

WITH 4 80%
WITHOUT 1 20%
TOTAL 5 100%
Data above shows that every family had privacy.
Table 34: overcrowding of the surveyed population

OVERCROWDING No. of Families % to Total
YES 0%
NO 5 100%
TOTAL 5 100%
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The table show illustrate the percentage of the population with houses that over crowd and lack
proper a location of people living inside the house.
Table 35: lighting of the surveyed population
LIGHTING No. of Families % to Total

SATISFACTORY 0%
FAIR 5 100%
POOR 0%
TOTAL 5 100%
26 % used meralco while 63 % is just have still meralco, however they don’t have their
own meters, they use “Jumper” which is prone to fire accidents because of overloading.
Table 36: ventilation of the surveyed population
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VENTILATION No. of Families % to Total

GOOD 0%
FAIR 5 100%
POOR 0%
TOTAL 5 100%
Table 37 Cleanliness of the surveyed population
CLEANLINESS No. of Families % to Total

SATISFACTORY 0%
FAIR 5 100%
POOR 0%
TOTAL 5 100%
Is important for physical wellbeing and a healthy environment. It has bearing on public and
personal hygiene. It is essential for everyone to learn about cleanliness,
Table 38: water supply of the surveyed population

WATER SUPPLY SOURCE No. of Families % to Total
MWSS 4 80%
OPEN DUG WELL 1 20%
ARTESIAN 0%
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TOTAL 5 100%
As u can see majority of all family surveyed that they MWSS (metropolitan water sewerage
system)
Table 39: Ownership of the surveyed population
OWNERSHIP No. of Families % to Total

OWNED 2 40%
SHARED 3 60%
TOTAL 5 100%
Table 40: Storage of drinking water of the surveyed population

STORAGE OF DRINKING WATER No. of Families % to Total
DIRECT FROM FAUCET 0%
MINERAL WATER 5 100%
REFRIGERATED 0%
WATER JUG 0%
TOTAL 5 100%
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Interpreting the data above, 100% of the respondents prefer to mineralwater. Evaluating the data
gathered by in the respondents in community, we can infer that respondents have the same
perspective when it comes to family health, Regardless of the position in the society, when it
comes to prevalence of water- borne disease, heads of the family prefer to drink purified water
which has undergone multiprocessors of filtration so they can assure the safety of their family
members.
Table 41:Methods of sanitizing water of the surveyed population

METHODS OF SANITIZING WATER No. of Families % to Total
BOILING 0%
CHORINATION 0%
FILTRATION 5 100%
SEDIMENTATION 0%
TOTAL 5 100%
Table shows In method of sanitizing, almost of the population in the barangay use
filtration for their water to drink,
Table 42: Toilet facility of the surveyed population

TOILET FACILITY No. of Families % to Total
SEPTIC TANK 5 100%
PIT PRIVY 0%
WATER SEALED 0%
TOTAL 5 100%
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Understanding the data above 100 % of the respondents has their owned toilet
facilities, most of the toilet type used with septic tank. It only shows that families in the
community really give importance to having own toilet, with this incidence of acquiring diseased
with oral- fecal route is very minimal since they somehow has good toilet facilities.
Table 43: Ownership of the surveyed population

OWNERSHIP No. of Families % to Total
OWNED 5 100%
SHARED 0%
TOTAL 5 100%
100 percent said that they owned the house
Table 44: Sanitary condition of the surveyed population

SANITARY CONDITION No. of Families % to Total
SANITARY 5 100%
UNSANITARY 0%
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TOTAL 5 100%
Majority of the population has individual environmental problem. Reasons for these
are lack of knowledge on proper waste segregation and lack of discipline. Even though there are
mandates on garbage disposal, the responsibility for following rules and regulation in proper
disposal is not followed because there is no clear punishment/penalty for not following rules. A
is not strictly implemented.
Table 45: Garbage disposal of the surveyed population
GARBAGE DISPOSAL No. of Families % to Total

COLLECTED 5 100%
BURYING 0%
OPEN DUMPING 0%
BURNING 0%
TOTAL 5 100%
As you can see, the sanitary condition of the place was 100 % because in taguig city was
started 2001 collecting garbage, every street have a container did they put a non biodegradable
and biodegradable, and also they have a schedule of collecting garbage.
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Table 46: Food storage of practices of the surveyed population

FOOD STORAGE PRACTICES No. of Families % to Total
REFRIGERATED 3 60%
COVERED 2 40%
TOTAL 5 100%
Table shows that 3 out 5 of the families surveyed used refrigerator and other 2 families used
covered for their food storage because they don’t have enough money to buy refrigerator.
TABLE 47: Domestic animals of the surveyed population

DOMESTIC ANIMALS No. of Families % to Total
PIG 0%
CHICKENS 2 50%
CAT 1 25%
GOATS 0%
DOG 1 25%
TOTAL 4 100%
Tables present that 2 families have chickens while 1 one family have 7 cats and 12 dogs
One of the family have many pets because they don’t have children so they give their attention
on their pets
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Table 48: domestic animals with pens of the surveyed population

DOMESTIC ANIMALS No. of Families % to Total
WITH PENS 2 50%
WITHOUT PENS 2 50%
TOTAL 4 100%
Data shows above that the surveyed family has pet but they don’t put pens in rtheir pets and
other family thery put their pets in cage to maintain cleanliness.
Table 49: Presence of rodents and insects of the surveyed population
PRESENCE OF RODENTS AND INSECTS No. of Families % to Total

YES 5 100%
NO 0%
TOTAL 5 100%
In five families they have many insects inside the house like cockroach, and rat. So
very aware in this insect especially in young infant and children.
Table 50: Insect and vermin control of the surveyed population

INSECT AND VERMIN CONTROL No. of Families % to Total
MECHANICAL 0%
CHEMICAL 5 100%
ENVIRONMENTAL 0%
OTHERS 0%
TOTAL 5 100%
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Illustrated above that Other action of families can be taken around the home and communities to
control pests. Most of the action these simply relate to clean and healthy living
Table 51: Business establishment of the surveyed population

BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT No. of Families % to Total
RESTAURANT 0%
SARI-SARI STORE 2 100%
BEAUTY PARLOR 0%
REFRESHMENT PARLOR 0%
BARBER SHOP 0%
TAILOR/DRESS SHOP 0%
TOTAL 2 100%
Data shows In the surveyed population 2 out of 5 family have business establishment.
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Table:52: sanitary condition of the surveyed population

SANITARY CONDITION No. of Families % to Total
CLEAN 5 100%
DIRTY 0%
TOTAL 5 100%
Table : 53 Sanitary of the surveyed population

SANITARY PERMIT No. of Families % to Total
WITH SANITARY PERMIT 0%
WITHOUT SANITARY PERMIT 2 100%
TOTAL 2 100%
Table shows that 2 of the families have no sanitary permit.
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INTRODUCTION
Family is a fundamental social group in society typically consisting of one or two

parents and their children. Other families called extended families and composed of more
members like grandparent, uncle, aunt, cousin, niece and nephew or sibling -in-law can
be there. In the most societies the principal unit of socialization of children is a family.
A family is a group of people which care each other regardless of the situation.
Nutritional status of the family
Because of a low income family mangapot eat 2 to 3 times a day,sometimes they don’t have
snack in mid afternoon and had only coffee in breakfast. The mother of the family saving the
money because they live with her grand daughter that is bottle feeding
HEALTH AND MEDICAL HISTORY
During my interview mrs mangapot stated that her youngest son have cough and cold and no
medical assistant done,I advice her to seek physician in health center for consultation.other
member of the family is in good condition.
IMMUNIZATION RECEIVED BY CHILDREN

All members of the family receive a complete vaccine. They had BCG,HEPA-B, DPT,MMR
except of her grand child that only 6 months old.
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FAMILY CONCEPT OF FAMILY PLANNING

Family planning is needed at an individual and worldwide level, The family that I choose is lack
of idea about family planning. Mrs mangapot stated that she don’t use any family planning
method so she and her husband had six children and the birth spacing is too close, she planned
to use implanon.
HEALTH ATTITUDES,PRACTICES BELIEFS

Mrs mangapot verbalize that “pagkatapos daw manganak wak daw agad maligo at baka umakyat
daw sa ulo ang hangin”this is the belief that she know in their provinces.
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AND HEALTH RESOURCES
The different factors that affect family health’s are, the weather of the barangay while I
conduct the survey, I seen a lot of dead rat in the street, other factor is sanitation in their home.
HEALTH PROBLEM FOUND BY THE MIDWIFE

The problem that I recognize in the family is lack of income and also privacy because they had 9
members in the family and their house is so small.
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HEALTH PROBLEM RECOGNIZED BY THE FAMILY

Because of lack of income and resources, the mother of the family hard to budget the salary of
her husband in food, electricity, and other expences.
REFLECTION/ REACTION
When we went to the barangay western Bicutan to I saw a different lifestyle of the family,one of
the family I surveyed was so sad because of their environment and their house is made of a light
material but they look happy with there situation. for me after the exposure in community I
learned a lot that I never experience before. I thought I was the only one experiencing struggle in
life but when we went to their place and saw their situation, living in a depressed area, I realized
it was not just me.
REFERENCES
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APPENDICES
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Courtesy call
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at the barangay with captain Perlita Carmen
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family survey
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syempre my group selfie
batch 1 CHP
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COMMUNITY HEALTH PRACTICE

1. Sex and Distribution………………………………………………………….. p. 9

11. Family Position

16. HEPA B Vaccine

17. Measles/MMR Vaccine

19. Present illnesses suffered

20. Medical assistance in the Present illnesses suffered

21. Past illnesses suffered by surveyed population

22. Medical assistance in the past illnesses suffered

23. Disease suffered by surveyed population leading to

Deaths (last 5 years)

24. Diseases suffered during obstetrical conditions

25. Utilization of Family Planning

26. Method of Family Planning

27. Type of Infant Feeding

28. Type of Milk Formula

29. Age of Supplemental feeding

30. Supplementary Food Feeding

33. Type of House

34. Status of Repair

42. Storage of drinking water

43. Methods of sanitizing water

44. Type of Toilet

46. Sanitary Condition

47. Garbage Disposal

48. Refuse Disposal

49. Food Storage

50. Domestic Animals

51. with or without Pens

52. Present of rodents and insects

53. Insects and Vermin Control

54. Type of Business Establishment

55. Sanitary condition

56. Sanitary permit

3 Health Unit Practice…………………………………………………………………………………………................

6 Data Gathering and Interpretation

Socio Demographic Status………………………………………………………………………………..

Health and Medical History/ Status

Death for last year

Family Planning Utilization

Available Health Allied Agencies

Other resources available

Nutritional Status of each member of the family

Health and Medical history

Immunizations received by children

Family's concept of Family Planning

Health attitudes, practices and beliefs

Environmental factors and health resources

Health Problems found by the midwife

Health Problems recognized by the family

Midwife's health teaching

Western Bicutan is one of the 28 barangays of Taguig Metro Manila, Philippines. It is

DATA GATHERING AN INTERPRETATION

HEALTH AND MEDICAL HISTORY/STATUS

DEATH LAST YEAR

Obstetrical condition is a problem linked to pregnancy or birth.

Family Planning Utilization

means presence of hazardous substances in environment including natural resources, soil,

Sex No. of Individuals % to Total

TABLE 2: AGE GROUPING IN THE SURVEYED POPULATION

Age No. of Individuals % to Total

TABLE 3: CIVIL STATUS IN SURVEYED POPULATION