Name of the Family: _DAYDA FAMILY_________No of House Hold: 09279351996

Address: Lussoc, Sto. Domingo, Ilocos Sur Type of family: Nuclear Family

Development/Tasks Specific Situation

Beginning family Then at 1:00 on May 2, 1976, born a male
baby by Forceps’ Delivery our first child. My
husband was full of joy and said, “yes, I’m
now a father". My father in law who was our
companion at the Quezon City Medical
Center was full of Joy too, because the baby
is his first grandchild while my mother in law
was confined in V. Luna hospital that time.
While my baby a growing up I noticed that he
was our center pf joy in the whole family
because this baby was so lovable they made
the whole family happy. His first step was
done in Puerto beach and step by step in his
life we're so happy and thank God for him.
Because of joy to his baby, my in laws were
the one who gave support for 2 years, while
us his parents we supported him with our
tender loving care Our relation changes.
Instead me the center of my husband’s
attention no more his attention were divided
and more on my baby. I did not feel jealous
because I had seen the care love and joy he
had that time.
Childbearing family While my first baby was one year old, I
delivered my second baby. Male again I had
not experienced hardship in carrying my first
baby he had a helper to carry him. My
husband was happiest because we had 2
male babies already. Therefore, when my
oldest was 4 years old and my youngest was
3 years old they almost went out of the house
to play outside in plaza and at 4 pm they
fetched me at the Rural Health Unit of Sto.
Domingo when I worked. Then the 3 of them
where so happy Well, I did not had problem
with my first born because he was with love
and material things from my in laws he had a
helper before. Same with my second child
because my husband was the one who gave
love and care whenever I was at work. As
husband and wife, we're good. Sometimes
there are difficulties but we settled things
together at a time to show our respect love
and care in between us.
Family with Pre-school We did not have a problem when my oldest
son is going to school because he has a
helper to company him to school that time.
When I taught my first baby in his studies, my
husband was the one looking after my
second child. We both together helped our
children in their needs for the first born and

Family with School-Aged Children
Family with Teenagers
Launching Center Family
Middle- Aged Family
second born baby. We tried our very best to
help each other in order to satisfy them or
give what we have to help them both. I think
there was no depletion in our marriage; I
think it is becoming stronger everyday so that
we live at home with peace, joy and love.
It was hard to let them go by themselves
wherever they want to go, although they
asked permission to go out but the fear of
something may happened was there to
disturb me. I wanted to be always at their
sides but it cannot be. I decided to let them
go and explore what is outside of our house,
what is happening in the community and
enjoy having sets of friends to play with. This
is the feeling of a mother, overprotective. I
was a repetitionioner just to tell all the
positive things when it comes ti educational
achievement. Citing examples for them to
learn. The physical health needs of the family
members was met by peace and mind, unity
in the family, respect not only well balance
diet and exercise by hut love and joy made
us healthy. We maintained our marital
relationships with intimacy, respect love and
if even we misunderstood each other we
talked together and settle things as fast as it
could be so that another new love will rise
again.
Through experience, this age bracket was the
responsibility of parents because this time,
they are exposed with friends with different
uses. Parents are afraid if they could finish
College or not because they are already
exposed to different kinds of people who are
tempting them from finishing their courses.
Yes really very true. That if compare our old
times from the millennials very far from us
who really experience the hardships of
everything in order to achieve good life.
When I released my first born into his life of
his own was hard because he didn't have a
job and the girl was the one who have a good
job. Good planning, wise I’m budgeting and
there is also love and happiness at home.
Working together with peace love, joy, trust,
and respect is the key to a good family. I
cared not parents with all my heart and toke it
as my passion to care for them with no
complain of anything.
As years gone by, we the parents became
old when our youngest left us with peace of
mind because she could use her profession
in seeking for her job to brighter the future of
her family to support her family including us,
 her parents. Because of high technology,
we're able to talk to each other every day,
joking and laughing and by all of these we
are so glad and so happy. Regarding new
ideas or anything they want a change
including our grandchildren are discussed by
the whole family for approval for the good of
all. In our family when it comes ti any
problem that may arise we are helping each
other financially spiritually and the is moral
support
Aging family My opinion is if a man works for 20 years
and completed his years in service at the
age of 60, he can retire and after these long
working days he can spend the rest of his
life by using it as his leisure but to his fullest
time. Now that we're old, we stayed home
together because my husband is a post
stroke and post heart attacked for 7 years so
we're adapted to stay together as happy as
we could and our children are the one giving
us aids, thank God for having them. I think
everybody is prepared for his or her own
death but dealing with the loss of spouse
etc., may be its hard to accept.

Summary:

Documentation:
 St. Paul College of Ilocos Sur
(Member, St. Paul
University System)
St. Paul Avenue 2727,
Bantay, Ilocos Sur

DEPARTMENT OF NURSING

POST-LEARNING ACTIVITY

NCM 104: Community Health Nursing I- Individual and Families as Clients

First Semester A.Y. 2019-2020
(Lecture)

Melanio P. Rojas Jr. MAN

(Clinical Instructor)

Name: _____Rica Machells C. Dayda____ Score: ___________________

Course/Year: BSN-II Date: 11/05/20

I. Identify the following items if Health Threats, Health Deficits and Foreseeable crisis

Health Threats 1. Improper place of clonidine and ceftriaxone.

Foreseeable Crisis 2. Expulsion of the fetus at 18 weeks
Health Deficits 3. Presence of Phenylketonuria
Health Deficits 4. Improper care of a child causing a delayed speech
Foreseeable Crisis 5. Isolation because of NCOV
Health Deficits 6. Leg weakness because of Myasthenia Gravis
Foreseeable Crisis 7. Being 18 years old with Acne Vulgaris
Foreseeable Crisis 8. Being confined because of diarrhea
Health Deficits 9. Brain drain in another country

Health Threats 10. Fragmented ceilings

II. Multiple Choice. Please Choose the best answer.

Situation: Given case load of families, the nurse realize that even for one family, a number
of health conditions and family nursing problems cannot be addresses all the same time with
a specific period. Considering the situation, she rank the identified health
conditions/problems into priorities.

1. Which condition that categorized into wellness or problem presented?

 A. Nature of the condition or problem presented
B. Modifiability of the condition or problem
C. Preventive potential
D. Salience

2. It refers in totally eradicating the problem through the intervention

A. Nature of the condition or problem presented
B. Modifiability of the condition or problem
C. Preventive potential
D.Salience

3. Developing a family care plan involves many steps. Generally the plan consists of the
following except
A. Assessment of the family
B. Prioritized health conditions
C. Goals and Objectives
D. Intervention Plan
E. Evaluation Plan

4. In applying health education in the community, which of the following

is considered as health outcomes except?
A. Conditions which sustain wellness state
B. Conditions to observed to show problem
C. Client response or behavior
D. Specific, measurable and client-centered

5. What is the possible highest score for preventive potential?

A. 3
B.2
C.1
D.None

6. In applying the nursing care plan in nursing goal, which of the following is a long term
objective?
A. The sick members will take the drugs accurately as to dose, frequency and duration.
B. All members will have regular medical check-up.
C. All members will carry out mosquito vector control
D. All of the above
E. None of the above
F. A only

7. If the family recognizes the presence of the conditions or problems, determine if something
has been done to maintain the wellness state or resolve the problem. If the family has not
done anything about it, determine the reasons why. If the family has done something about
the problem or condition, determine if the solution is effective, which of the following
interview questions can apply on this situation?
A. What do you think the family should do about?
B. What are the problems or barriers encountered?
C. How are the family problems affected by?
D. How are the family members reacting to?
8. The coping index consists of two parts: (1) point on the scale, and (2) a justification
statement. The scale enables the community health nurse to place to the family in relation
to their ability to cope with the nine areas of family nursing at time observed as expected to
be in for how many days?

A.80 days
B.91 days
C.75 days
D. 100 days
9. What type of family is the most stressful?
A. Extended family
B. Single parent
C. Gay couples
D. Nuclear family 1
10. This is concerned with the family action in relation to maintaining family nutrition, securing
adequate rest and relaxation for family members, carrying out accepted preventive
measures such as immunizations, and medical appraisal, safe homemaking habits in
relation to storing and preparing foods.
A. General hygiene C. Physical Independence
B.Health attitudes D. Emotional competence
Article

REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH PROGRAM

- Reproductive health is a state of complete, physical, mental and social well-being,
and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity in all matters relating to the
reproductive system and to its functions and processes. Reproductive is based on
the right of access to appropriate health care services that will enable women to go
safely through pregnancy and childbirth and provide couples with the best chance of
having a healthy infant.
- The Magna Carta of Women (RA 9710) provides that the state shall, at all times,
provide comprehensive, culture-sensitive and gender-responsive health services and
programs covering all stages of a woman’s mortality and morbidity. This law also
states that in the provision for comprehensive health services, due to respect shall be
accorded to women’s religious convictions, the rights of the spouses to found a
family in according to their religious conviction and the right of women to protection
from hazardous drugs, devices, interventions and substances.
- RA 10354 also known as the Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act
of 2012. Begins with a declaration of policy that the state recognizes and guarantees
the human right to sustainable human development, health education and
information and the right to choose and make decisions and in accordance with one’s
religious convictions, ethics, cultural beliefs and demands if responsible parenthood.
Among the provisions this law states the LGUs shall endeavor to provide adequate
services for maternal care and skilled birth attendance by hiring additional personnel
to achieve an ideal skilled health professional to patient ratio and by upgrading
facilities to provide emergency obstetric and newborn care. It also directs the DOH to
procure, distribute to LGUs and monitor the usage of family planning supplies for the
whole country.
- The Reproductive Health Program of the Philippines adopts the life-span approach. It
recognizes the fact that RH is a concern that affects different age bracket. It is
clientcentered, not program focused, which means that clients will be provided with
the RH services they need. LGUs are being encouraged to integrate the provision of
the needed RH services that required facilities whenever they are able to make
available and their personnel have the appropriate competence.

The following are the 10 elements of reproductive health care:

1. Family planning
2. Maternal and child health and nutrition
3. Prevention and control of reproductive tract infections, STIs and HIV/AIDS
4. Adolescent reproductive health
5. Prevention and management of abortions and its complications
6. Prevention and management of breast and reproductive tract cancers and other
gynecological conditions
7. Education and counselling on sexuality and sexual health.
 8. Men’s reproductive health and involvement
9. Prevention and management of violence against women and children
10. Prevention and treatment of infertility and sexual dysfunction. ( Famorca, 2013)

St. Paul College of

Ilocos Sur
(Member: St. Paul
University System)
St. Paul Avenue, 2727 Bantay, Ilocos Sur

DEPARTMENT OF NURSING

Name: __Rica Machells C. Dayda_______Instructor: Melanio P. Rojas Jr MAN Score: ____________

Section/Year Level: _____BSN-II_____________Date: __11/05/20_____________Late_______/Not
Late____
Organization 25 %

Content 50%

Grammar 10%

Relevance of the 15%

topic in Nursing
Total 100%

REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH PROGRAM

I. Introduction

II. Body

III. Conclusion

IV. Suggestion for the improvement

V. Reference/s: