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INITIAL DATA BASE FOR FAMILY NURSING PRACTICE

A. Family structure, Characteristic and Dynamics

NAME OF THE AG SEX CIVIL POSITION RESIDENCE

FAMILY MEMBERS E STATUS IN THE
FAMILY
1.Winita Aparen 42 Femal Married Mother Permanent
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2. Elmer Aparen 44 Male Married Father Permanent
3. Wilmer Aparen 17 Male Single Eldest Permanent
4. Benjamin Aparen 15 Male Single 2nd Permanent
5. Joverose Aparen 13 Femal Child 3rd Permanent
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6. John Mark Aparen 12 Male Child Youngest Permanent

NARRATIVE:

Our chosen family is the Aparen Family. We interviewed Mrs. Winita Aperen the mother

of the family, they are permanent resident of Purok Maligaya ll Upper Mambugan

Antipolo City. They are residing there for 11yrs. Mrs. Aparen said that they own the

house but the government owns the lot, so they somehow have rights to live there.

Wilmer, the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Aperen was off to work when we arrived so Mrs.

Aperen is the only one who is available for the interview. Mr. Aperen was not home

because he’s in Manila that time. And all her other children are in school. Benjamin and

Joverose are both in High school and John Mark is in Elementary. They are nuclear

type of family. They are the only family who live in their house. They are also

considered as Matriarchal type of family because Mrs. Aperen is always dominant in

decision-making.
B. Socio-Economic and Cultural Characteristic

FAMILY RELIGION ETHNIC EDUCATIONA OCCUPATION PLACE

MEMBERS BACKGROUND L OF
ATTAINMENT WORK
1.Winita Roman Negros High School Shoemaker Antipolo
Aparen Catholic Occidental Graduate City
2.Elmer Roman Bicol Elementary Laborer Sta.Ana
Aparen Catholic Graduate Manila
3.Wilmer Iglesia ni Antipolo City High School Shoemaker Antipolo
Aparen Cristo Graduate City
4.Benjamin Roman Antipolo City 3rdyr None None
Aparen Catholic high school
5.Joverose Roman Antipolo City 2nd yr None None
Aparen Catholic high school
6.John Roman Antipolo City Grade 5 None None
Mark Catholic
Aparen

NARRATIVE:

Mrs. Aperen grew up in Negros Occidental where she graduated Highschool.

After graduating, she moved in Antipolo City where she met Mr. Elmer Aperen, her

husband. Mr. Aperen is a elementary graduate and working as a laborer in Sta. Ana

Manila. They got married on year 1999 and have 4 children. Wilmer is the eldest

among Aperen’s children. He’s a highschool graduate and working as a shoemaker with

her mother. He wasn’t able to go to college because of lack in financial support. Unlike

his parents and all his other siblings, Wilmer is a Iglesia ni Cristo. Mrs. Aperen said that

his son was once invited by their neighbor to attend a mass in Iglesia ni Cristo and since

then he is regularly attending. But it wasn’t a big deal to Mr. and Mrs. Aperen though, as

long as they believe in one God. Benjamin is a 3 rd. yr. highschool and Joverose is 2 nd.

Yr. highschool. John Mark, the youngest among Aperen’s children is in Grade 5.
 Income and Expenses

INCOME
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Mother: Php. 3,000.00
Father: Php. 6,000.00
Wilmer: Php. 1,200.00
Savings: Php. 2, 100.00
EXPENSES
Allowance: Php. 3,000.00.00
Electricity: Php. 600.00
Water Bill: Php. 300.000
Food: Php. 2,500.00
Miscellaneous: Php. 2,000.00

Total: Php. 12,300.00 Total: Php. 8,400.00

Narrative:

The mother earns Php. 3,000.00 a month, Php. 6,000.00 by the father and

Php. 1,200.00 by the eldest son. The Father and the Eldest son give their salary to

Mrs. Aperen every month and Mrs. Aperen is the one who do the budgeting. She gives

daily allowance to his husband who works in Manila. She usually gives Php. 100 for

transportation and a packed lunch so he will not need to eat in the canteen. And for the

eldest son, since he works with his mother nearby they both just walk to go to work and

go home during lunch break and then cook food for lunch. She gives Php. 30 only each

of her children who still go to school since they’re only half day and go home before

dinner. Their electricity costs Php. 600.00 a month since they share electric meter to

their neighbor. The water bill is Php. 300.00 a month. Nawasa supplies them water that

they use for cooking, cleaning the house, washing dishes and clothes, and bathing. Mrs.

Aperen usually spends Php. 2,500.00 for food a month. She makes sure that they’ll eat

meat, fish, and vegetable every week so they’ll get the nutrition they need. Mrs. Aperen

is very thrifty. She don’t buy figurine for displays, she repair old shoes for her children

and barely buy new shirts for her family. She approximately saves Php. 2,100.00 a

month for emergency.

B. HOME AND ENVIRONMENT

1. Lot ownership: Squatter

2. Home ownership: Owned
3. Housing materials: Concrete
4. Housing type: Bungalow
5. No. of rooms: All purpose
6. Flooring: Cemented
7. Ventilation: 1 window
8. Type of lightning use: Electric
9. Water supply facilities: Level III (Water work system)
10. Water usage
Drinking: NAWASA
Cooking: NAWASA
General household: NAWASA
11. Type of food storage: On the table with cover
12. Toilet facility: Level I (pour flash toilet)
13. Garbage disposal method: Collected
14. Kind of neighborhood: Congested
15. Domestic animal: cat
16. Social and health facilities: Herbal
17. Communication and health facilities:

“Kami yung nagtayo ng bahay pero sa gobyerno ‘tong lupa ” as verbalized by the

Mrs. Aperen when we asked her if they own the house and lot. Their house is concrete,

walls, flooring, and fences are cement and a bungalow type of house. “Walang kwarto,

medyo maliit lang kasi yung bahay namin eh.” Said the mother when we asked her how

many room are there in their house. They have 1 window and using electricity for

lighting. They are supply by NAWASA for drinking, cooking and general household

water. They don’t have refrigerator so they put their drinking water in a water container

and the food in the dining table. They always cover left over foods. Their toilet facility is

a Level I or pour flash type of toilet. They have cats as a domestically animal.
 Compute for the Total Floor Area (TFA): Length X Width

Width 19 sq.m

Length
20 sq.m

Total Floor Area = Length X Width

Total Floor Area = 20 sq. m. X 19 sq.m.

Total Floor Area = 380 sq.m.

Compute for the total space requirements (TSA) using the following values:

Total Space Requirement per individual

Adult ≥18 years old = 3 sq.m

Child ≤17 years old = 1.5 sq.m

Infant = 0

(A) No. of adults X 3 sq.m = sq.m

(B) No. of child X 1.5 sq.m = sq.m

TSA (A+B) = sq.m

(A) 2 X 3 sq.m = 6 sq.m

(B) 4 X 1.5 sq.m = 6 sq.m
TSA (A+B) = 12 sq.m

Interpret:

TSA < TFA = adequate living space

TFA > TSA = inadequate living space/overcrowded

TSA < TFA

12 sq.m. < 380 sq. m = Adequate Living space

Narrative
COMPUTE FOR THE VENTILATION PERCENTAGE (%)

Total Window Opening X (L X W) X 100

Ventilation % =

Total Floor Area

Ventilation % = 56 cm x 67 cm X 100

380 sq. m

Ventilation % = 9.87% Poor Ventilation

Narrative:

Aperen’s family house has only 1 window that measures the length as 56 cm and

the width as 67 cm. The ventilation percentage is only 9.87%. It is consider as poor

ventilation. And poor ventilation can cause headache, discomfort, and lethargy. It can

also cause an easy spread of viral diseases that can catch all family members.
D.Health status of eache family member

FAMILY MEMBER DISEASE MEDICAL REMARKS

SUFFERED ATTENDANCE
1. Wilita Aperen Flu Without medical N/A
attendance
2. Elmer Aperen Burn With Medical N/A
attendance
3. Wilmer Aperen Cough and colds Without Medical N/A
attendance

Narrative:
 Family Drug Food Exercise Hours Smoking Alcohol
member usage preference of sleep duration consumption

Y N
Y N

1. Wilita Meat, 8 hrs. None None

Apren Vegetable,
Fish
2. Elmer Meat, 8 hrs. None None
Aperen Vegetable,
Fish
3. Wilmer Meat, 10 hrs. None None
Aperen Vegetable,
Fish
4.Benjami Meat, 10 hrs. None None
n Apren Vegetable,
Fish
5.Joverose Meat, 10 hrs. None None
Apren Vegetable,
Fish
6. John Meat, 8 hrs. None None
Mark Vegetable,
Aperen Fish