CENTRAL LUZON DOCTORS’ HOSPITAL

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION, INC

Romulo Highway, San Pablo, Tarlac City

Tel No. (045) 982-5019/ 982-5052/ 982-0264 Fax No. (045) 982-0780/982-2757

FAMILY

CASE

ANALYSIS

Presented to the College of Nursing

In partial fulfillment

Of the requirements in

Nursing Care Management 104 CHN – Related Learning Experience

Submitted to:

Maria Glenda Q. Cura, RN, MSN

Submitted by:

Erika G. Bacarro BSN-2B

OCTOBER 2021-2022
 CENTRAL LUZON DOCTORS’ HOSPITAL

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION, INC

Romulo Highway, San Pablo, Tarlac City

Tel No. (045) 982-5019/ 982-5052/ 982-0264 Fax No. (045) 982-0780/982-2757

Name of Captain: Hon. Ronald Ordonio

Address: Sinigpit Paniqui Tarlac
Date: October 10, 2021

Sir:

Warmest greetings,

I, Erika G. Bacarro a student nurse of Central Luzon Doctor’s Hospital – Educational

Institution, is seeking a permission from your organization to conduct a family case analysis
as part of our requirements in Community Health Nursing. This activity will focus on the
consultation of health and well-being of the family in your barangay. I am asking for
permission to visit one of the families in your barangay for the conduct of the family case
analysis.

I am also requesting for permission to have a copy of the organizational chart, history,
and spot map of barangay Sinigpit. This is also a requirement in the family case analysis.

Hoping for a positive response for my requests. Thank you and God Bless!

Respectfully yours,

Erika G. Bacarro

Approved by:

Maria Glenda Q. Cura R.N., M.S.N

Clinical Instructor
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The study has provided our group opportunities to know the different problems

and needs of the family in order for them to develop more in terms of their environment and

especially with their health status. But all of these could not be done without the help of those

significant people that help us throughout the study.

The group would like to thank the following:

First of all, To the Lord almighty, we thank you for giving us a chance to live

and experience this opportunity. Thank you for making all things possible, for giving us all

we needed, and for making us earn insights in this way knowing the worth of our life. For His

guidance and safety which He gives every day, for all the blessings that He has showered

upon us, and for giving us the strength to pursue everything.

 Next To our loving parents/family members thank you so much for helping us

with your prayers, for being approachable, cooperative and for spending their time in

answering all the questions being asked. We want to give our sincere gratitude for supporting

us from the beginning up to the end.

To our dear Clinical Instructors Maria Glenda Q. Cura, RN, MSN, member of

faculty, Department of Nursing, for facilitating and guiding us in this kind of paper works

and for all out support, concern and guidance you gave us.
 I. TABLE OF CONTENTS

Title Page……………………………………………………………………………………..1
Table of Contents…………………………………………………………………………….2
Acknowledgement……………………………………………………………………………3
Introduction…………………………………………………………………………………..4
Objectives of the Study………………………………………………………………………5
Identification of the Case……………………………………………………………………..6
Family Background…………………………………………………………………………...7
Socio-economic Background………………………………………………………………....8
Family Medical & Health History…………………………………………………………….9
Genogram…………………………………………………………………………………….10
Family Coping Index………………………………………………………………………...11
Conclusion…………………………………...……………………………………………….12
Learning Derived….………………………………………………………………………….13
Documentation..…………………………………………………………………………..….14
 II. INTRODUCTION

Children in their middle years treasure their families and feel they are special and

irreplaceable. Family is not just define as two or more people who live in the same

household, share a common emotional bond, and perform certain interrelated social tasks

(Allender & Spradley, 2008) but it is also a source of emotional support, comfort, warmth,

nurturing, protection and as well as security. It is composed of a male and a female being

molded to be as one, working hand in hand to have a good atmosphere among the family

members. Almost all families, regardless of type, share common activities (Cherlin, 2008).

The status of each family will always affect the status of the community as a whole.

Community health nursing is a response to the health needs of the people. It does not focus

on a particular class or family. It is a comprehensive and general approach. Community

health service is not an episodic as it requires continuous observation and monitoring of the

community as a whole. Promotion and preservation of different clients (individuals, families,

population groups and community) is the primary goal of community health nursing.

Every family is unique. Nurses that are exposed to the community learn how to

interact and adapt to the different kind of people living in a community. It is in the family

who develop health values, beliefs and practices. Family influences the health and activities

of their member (Chen, Shiao, & Gau, 2007). With this, it is important that families in the

community are aware of the things and practices pertaining to their health.

Conducting a case study is a way where student nurse improve and apply all the

concepts. It is a tool in determining the health status of family through assessment and critical

inspection because of this, health related problems are identified which gives an indication to

the student nurse on how to intervene just to give a holistic care and improve the deficiency.
 The family that was chosen by the researcher is one of the important concerns of the

Philippines – Malnutrition. Malnutrition now a day is rampant and it is one of the problems

identified in the community. A family living in a poor environmental condition without

enough resources and lack of knowledge on vital health information and also experiences

socio – economic related problems. Tiring as it is, but reaching out to this family and

mingling with them makes the researcher feel the sense of fulfillment as they share

knowledge, skills and time to support in uplifting the condition of family.

 III. OBJECTIVE (FAMILY CENTERED)

At the end of the student family relationship, we will be able to improve their health

status and become self- reliant in maintaining their health through appropriate interventions

in a given time frame.

Family based:

As the health consultation of the student nurse is executed and completed at 3 home

visitations, the Bacarro family should be able to:

1. The family should be able to actively participate in home visits consultation and

evaluation process.

2. Comply on the health teachings and interventions contributed by the student nurse

as part of the improvement of their health.

3. Improve the relationship between the members of the family.

4. With the help of the student-nurse, the family should categorize the identified

health concerns as a health hazard, a health deficit, or a potential crisis.

5. The family should follow basic health protocols provided by government agencies

and groups in relation with the health issues of the community.

6. Evaluate the condition of every member if there is a changed or not as a result of

the interventions.

7. The family should be able to share the health information or teaching with other

family members as long as it has relation to the condition.

 HISTORY OF BARANGAY

HISTORICAL FACTS ABOUT BARANGAY SINIGPIT

ORIGIN

During the later part of the 18th century a group of ilocano settlers migrated
the place. The place was still barren and was covered with thick cogon and talahib
and a home of wild animals near a creek, they found a small hut beautifully and
skillfully built with thatch roof and wall made of talahib and bamboo. The settlers
discovered this method of tying a bamboo split and talahib as “ S I N E G P I
T”. the barangay is dissected by two creeks but dried up during the dry season.
The western portion of the barangay is rolling hills and is bounded by barangay
Nagmisaan and San Carlos, to the north by barangay Balaoang to the south by
barangay San Juan De Milla and to the east by barangay Rang-ayan .

SETTLERS

The first group of people who settled in the place came from ilocos
provinces. Their leader was Don Martin Valdez, Ludivico Sabado, Felix Bacarro
and Sotero Laureta.

CUSTOM AND TRADITION

The common custom and tradition of the people of the barangay is an

expensive wedding the concern party even butcher several pigs and cows, rent
wedding costumes and hire orchestra at the expense of the ninong and ninang.there
are religious rituals such as the pabasa, prociesion during the holy week.

POLITICAL SET- UP AND DEVELOPMENT

 A set of officers, from teniente del barrio to barangay captain.

1. FELIX BACARRO - 1913-1927

2. SOTERO PARAON - 1927-1937

3. TIMOTEO VALDEZ - 1938-1942

4. TOMAS UNDAN - 1942-1945

5. JUAN VALDEZ - 1945-1947

6. MARIANO GOROSPE - 1947-1954

7. CECILIO VALDEZ - 1954-1961

8. BASILIO PALASIGUE - 1961-1966

9. TEODULO VELORIA - 1967-1972

10. CECILIO VALDEZ - 1972-1986

11. ROBERTO ARELLANO - 1986-1988

12. RUDY MONTE - 1988-1993

13. VIRGILIO VALDEZ - 1993-2009

14. ATTY. ROMEO A. EVANGELISTA JR. 2010-2013

15. RONALD G. ORDONIO _ 2013- up to Present

GREAT MEN AND WOMEN

The late Roman Libunao was considered one of the great men in the
barangay because as a Katipunero during the revolution he fought bravely in the
battle of biak-na-bato under General Emilio Aguinaldo. He was promoted to the
rank of sarhento.
 IV. BARANGAY OFFICERS/ HISTORY OF BARANGAY/SPOT MAP

BARANGAY OFFICERS

HON. RONALD ORDONIO HON. JESON S. ORDONIO

Punong Barangay SK Chairperson

HON. RANDY V. LIBUNAO KRESLYN JOY R. DUNGCA

Barangay Kagawad SK Secretary

HON. RODERICT M. VICENTE BRYAN PENANO

Barangay Kagawad SK Treasurer

HON. HERNANDO F. VALDEZ HON. MARJORIE S. ORDONIO

Barangay Kagawad SK Kagawad

HON. TIRSO A. PAGADUAN HON. JULIE ANN TIPAY

Barangay Kagawad SK Kagawad

HON. VIRGILIO S. VALDEZ HON. JEFFERSON ARCIBAL

Barangay Kagawad SK Kagawad

HON. REBECCA T. LAURETA HON. JHAMAICA G. BACARRO

Barangay Kagawad SK Kagawad

HON. ORLY M. MONTE HON. CHARLES DAQUIGAN

Barangay Kagawad SK Kagawad

MAUREEN S. BUGARIN HON. VINCENT GANDEZA

Barangay Secretary SK Kagawad

LEANN T. NICOLAS
Baranagay Treasurer
 HISTORY OF BARANGAY

HISTORICAL FACTS ABOUT BARANGAY SINIGPIT

ORIGIN

During the later part of the 18th century a group of Ilocano settlers migrated
the place. The place was still barren and was covered with thick cogon and talahib
and a home of wild animals near a creek, they found a small hut beautifully and
skillfully built with thatch roof and wall made of talahib and bamboo. The settlers
discovered this method of tying a bamboo split and talahib as “ S I N E G P I
T”. the barangay is dissected by two creeks but dried up during the dry season.
The western portion of the barangay is rolling hills and is bounded by barangay
Nagmisaan and San Carlos, to the north by barangay Balaoang to the south by
barangay San Juan De Milla and to the east by barangay Rang-ayan .

SETTLERS

The first group of people who settled in the place came from ilocos
provinces. Their leader was Don Martin Valdez, Ludivico Sabado, Felix Bacarro
and Sotero Laureta.

CUSTOM AND TRADITION

The common custom and tradition of the people of the barangay is an

expensive wedding the concern party even butcher several pigs and cows, rent
wedding costumes and hire orchestra at the expense of the ninong and ninang.there
are religious rituals such as the pabasa, prociesion during the holy week.
POLITICAL SET- UP AND DEVELOPMENT

A set of officers, from teniente del barrio to barangay captain.

1. FELIX BACARRO - 1913-1927

2. SOTERO PARAON - 1927-1937

3. TIMOTEO VALDEZ - 1938-1942

4. TOMAS UNDAN - 1942-1945

5. JUAN VALDEZ - 1945-1947

6. MARIANO GOROSPE - 1947-1954

7. CECILIO VALDEZ - 1954-1961

8. BASILIO PALASIGUE - 1961-1966

9. TEODULO VELORIA - 1967-1972

10. CECILIO VALDEZ - 1972-1986

11. ROBERTO ARELLANO - 1986-1988

12. RUDY MONTE - 1988-1993

13. VIRGILIO VALDEZ - 1993-2009

14. ATTY. ROMEO A. EVANGELISTA JR. 2010-2013

15. RONALD G. ORDONIO _ 2013- up to Present

GREAT MEN AND WOMEN

The late Roman Libunao was considered one of the great men in the
barangay because as a Katipunero during the revolution he fought bravely in the
battle of biak-na-bato under General Emilio Aguinaldo. He was promoted to the
rank of sarhento.
SPOT MAP
 V. FAMILY HEALTH ASSESSMENT
A. DEMOGRAPHIC DATA

Family Name: Bacarro Address: Sinigpit Paniqui Tarlac 

Household No.: 0104 Barangay Household
No.: N/A Family Data: 
Length of residency: 30 years 
Place of origin: 
Husband: Sinigpit 
Wife: Quezon, Gerona 
  Family size: 4 
 Religion: 
Husband Born Again Christian
Wife Born Again Christian
 B. GENOGRAM

Paternal Maternal

A B C D
1ST GEN

AB1 AB2 CD C CD CD 2ND GEN

A3 CD3
1 D2 4 5

AC1 AC2 3RD GENERATION

Legend:

Male

Female

Death

Pregnant
 C. FAMILY CONSTELLATION 

NAME  AGE  BIRTH   SEX  CIVIL   POSITION RELATIONSHIP  TO EDUCATIONAL OCCUPATION

DATE STATUS IN  THE FAMILY   ATTAINMENT
FAMILY HEAD

Henry M Marrie Father Head of the Vocational Farmer

L. March d family course
Bacarro 25,
1973

Marites May 9, F Marrie Mother Wife Vocational OFW

G. 1978 d course
Bacarro

Jhamaica 22 Feb F Single Daughter Daughter College

G. 23,1998 Graduate
Bacarro

Erika G. 20 Jan 4, F Single Daughter Daughter 2nd year N/A

Bacarro 2001 College

The table features the demographic information of the Bacarro family, a nuclear

family residing at Sinigpit Paniqui, Tarlac. The family is consists of four members living in

the same household. The home is owned by Henry and Marites Bacarro. The father and

husband, Henry Bacarro. Mr. Bacarro is a 46 year old who works as a farmer. Marites

Bacarro is the wife and mother of the family. The couple has two children on the span of their

marriage.

The couple first born is Jhamaica Bacarro is a 22 year old Graduated at Tarlac State

University. Working as a Jewelry Appraiser at BHF Paniqui. The youngest child of the

couple is Erika Bacarro a 20 year old, 2nd year College. As a student, Erika is currently

enrolled in Central Luzon Doctor’s Hospital – Educational Institution.

D. PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT (EACH FAMILY MEMBER) –LOCATED

ON THE 2ND DOCUMENT
 E. FAMILY CHARACTERISTIC

Type of Family Structure 

A. Extended _______ 

B. Matriarchal _______ 

C. Dominant Family Member _____

D. Nuclear

E. Patriarchal ____

The Bacarro family is a nuclear type of family. A nuclear family is consists of

a married couple and their children. It is also called a simple type family. The

relationship between the members of the family, from the father and mother to their

children, shows balanced division of priorities and duties. There was no dominant

member/s on the family that dictates the flow inside the household. Henry and Marites

Bacarro both share the responsibilities and duties as head of the family.

F. GENERAL FAMILY RELATIONSHIP/DYNAMICS 

CRITERIA  STATUS  ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Observable conflicts Well The family has good communication and

between family members controlled relationship.

Characteristics of Well They are open to sharing personal

communication controlled information with one another.

Interaction patterns among Well They are capable of resolving disagreements

members controlled through effective communication.

G. FAMILY DIETARY HABITS

Henry Bacarro:
 1st Visit

BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER

Fried Rice White Rice White Rice

Scrambled Egg Chapsuey Giniling

Ham and Hotdog Sinigang na Isda Tinola

Coffee 2 Banana

2nd visit

BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER

Bread White Rice White Rice

Fried egg Sisig Estofado

Green tea 1 Apple

3rd visit

BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER

Yellow tea White Rice White Rice

Brown Rice Chicken curry Sinigang na hipon

Fried eggplant 2 Banana

Fried fish

Longganisa

Jhamaica Bacarro:

1st visit

BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER

Fried Rice White Rice White Rice

Scrambled Egg Chapsuey Giniling

Ham and Hotdog Sinigang na Isda Tinola

 Coffee 2 Banana

2nd visit

BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER

Bread White rice White Rice

Fried egg Nilaga Estofado

Green tea 1 Apple

3rd visit

BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER

Yellow tea White Rice White Rice

Brown Rice Chicken curry Sinigang na hipon

Fried eggplant 2 Banana

Fried fish

Longganisa

Erika Bacarro

1st visit

BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER

Fried Rice White Rice White Rice

Scrambled Egg Chapsuey Giniling

Ham and Hotdog Sinigang na Isda Tinola

Coffee 2 Banana

2nd visit
 BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER
Bread White rice White Rice

Fried egg Sisig Estofado

Green tea 1 Sugar apple

3rd visit

BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER

Yellow tea White Rice White Rice

Brown Rice Chicken curry Sinigang na hipon

Fried eggplant 2 Banana

Fried fish

Longganisa

H. MONTHLY FAMILY INCOME SOURCES

Husband: Work 

Wife: Work 

Others: _________ 

I. MONTHLY FAMILY INCOME SOURCE

Below 5,000.00 ______ 

Above 5,000.00 - 10,000.00 ______ 

Above 10,000.00 - 15,000.00 ______ 

Above 15,000.00 - 20,000.00 ______ 

Above 20,000.00 - 30,000.00

J. FAMILY HEALTH STATUS/HEALTH HISTORY

 Father:

 Vaccinated with BCG, HEPATITIS B, PENTAVELENT VACCINE, ORAL POLIO

VACCINE, INACTIVATED POLIO VACCINE, OPV, MMR AND Covid-19
Vaccine

Mother:

 Vaccinated with BCG, HEPATITIS B, PENTAVELENT VACCINE, ORAL POLIO

VACCINE, INACTIVATED POLIO VACCINE, OPV, MMR AND Covid-19
Vaccine

Children:

Jhamaica Bacarro

 Confined on 2009 caused by dengue.

 Vaccinated with BCG, HEPATITIS B, PENTAVELENT VACCINE, ORAL POLIO

VACCINE, INACTIVATED POLIO VACCINE, OPV, MMR AND Covid-19
Vaccine

Erika Bacarro

 Vaccinated with BCG, HEPATITIS B, PENTAVELENT VACCINE, ORAL POLIO

VACCINE, INACTIVATED POLIO VACCINE, OPV, MMR AND Covid-19
Vaccine
 Confined on 2012 caused by asthma
 Confined on 2014 caused by dengue
 K. FELT FAMILY NEED (Identify and rank according to priority)

Expenditures Estimated allotted monthly Priority (1-10)

budget

Food 5000 1

Vitamins/Maintenance 10000 2

Electricity bill and Water Bill 5000 3

Motor gasoline 400 6

Wi-Fi 800 5

Other expenses 3000 7

Savings 20 000 4

VI. HOME AND ENVIRONMENT

A. Is your lot owned? 

__ ___ Yes ______ No 
B. Is your house owned? 
__ ___ Yes ______ No 
C. Type of housing materials 
______ wood ______ mixed 
___ ___ concrete ______ makeshift 
______ others, specify ______________ 

D. Is the living space adequate? __ ____ Yes ______ No

E. What are the appliances owned by the family?

 Television

 Electric fan

 Refrigerator

 Microwave
  Oven

 Speakers

F. Type of garbage disposal ______ collected ______ burning __ ____ waste segregation

______ burying ______ feeding to animals ______ throw in the river/sewer ______ open

dumping ______ others, specify ______________

G. Type of waste disposal ______ flush ______ water-sealed __ ____ wrap and throw

______ pit privy ______ others, specify _______________

H. Type of drainage system _ _____ open ______closed

I. Source of water supply __ ____ owned ______ shared ______ bought ______ others,

specify _______________

J. Drinking water storage ______ refrigerated __ ____ covered ______ uncovered

K. Containers used ______ plastic pitchers __ ____ jars, clay pots ______ bottles ______

others, specify ________________

L. Food storage/cooking facilities __ ____covered ______ uncovered ______ stove ______

refrigerator ______ cabinet ______ pots/pans, etc. 3

M. Common household pests found at home

 Cats

 Dogs

 Chickens

 Ducks
  Pigs

 Rabbit

 Goats

N. Are there breeding sites of insects, rodents, etc. present? ______ (Yes) ___ ___(None)

O. Pets/animals kept in the yard/home

 Dog

 Cats

P. Are their accident hazards present? ______ (Yes) __ ____(None)

Interpretation:

The family Bacarro has owned lot and owned house. The house is made of concrete.

Mr. H father of Mr. Bacarro state the exact measurement of the lot it’s 300m2. in order for the

house considered as adequate, the total floor plan of the house is 200m2.

The house has 9 windows and can sustain the adequate ventilation needed by the

family. Mr.Bacarro told to student nurse that has usually “presko” since their lot of mango

trees in their backyard, but sometimes they experience hot weather especially during summer.

But Mr. Bacarro told to the nursing student they usually use electric fan.

The house has 3 rooms. They have sala, dining area, kitchen and dirty kitchen, the 3

room are the room of each family member. And they use foam in sleeping.
 The family has 12 appliances powered by electrical supply. In terms of garbage

disposal, they bury or burn their garbage. The type of their waste disposal is water-sealed.

They have comfort room in their house.

The type of their drainage system is close type where the drainage flows directly to

the farm.

The source of their water supply is they owned and they have faucet. According to Mr.

Bacarro their drinking water storage is covered and the container they used is jag and they

drink mineral water.

According to Ms. J daughter of Mr.Bacarro they used wood and gas stove in cooking.

She is the one who prepare their food. The foods they usually eat are fish, pork and

vegetables. The family uses plastic plates and stainless spoons in eating. When it comes to

storing their food, they covered it and place it in the refrigerator.

The common household pets found in their backyard are cats, dogs, chickens, rabbit

and goats. There are no breeding sites of insects in their home. And the pets kept in their

home are cats and dog. There is no accident hazard present in their house

VIII. HEALTH AND HEALTH PRACTICES 

A. Common illness encountered for the last 6 months and the treatment
applied.

Hypertension

B. Whom do you consult for health-related problems? 

__ __ manghihilot ______ albularyo 
______ Midwife ______ nurse 
___ ___ doctor ___ ___ health center 

______ BHW ______ others, specify ____________ 

C. For problems other than health, whom do you consult? 

 ___ ___ family members ___ ___ relatives 
______ friends ______ Barangay officials 
______ priest ______ others, specify ____________ 

Interpretation:
When the family is faced with health-related issues, they turn to medical specialists

such as doctors and a nurse who is also a member of the family for help. The family likes to

attend the "manghihilot" if the sickness has no serious complications or effects, such as

backache or sprain. The family has demonstrated that the therapeutic practices are successful.

Other than health issues, the Bacarro family discusses with family members and relatives at

difficult times. The family had to deal with a variety of challenges, including financial and

social ones. The family also seeks advice and recommendations from their closest friends.

D. Immunization status of family members 

Family member Measles (2 BCG DPT OPV HEPA B Covid-19
dose first at (1 dose at (1 dose at 7 (4 doses) (3-4 doses) Vaccine
12-15 birth) years old) Pfizer
months then
6 years)
Henry Bacarro Complete Complete Complete Complete Complete Complete

Marites Bacarro Complete Complete Complete Complete Complete Complete

Jhamaica Complete Complete Complete Complete Complete Complete

Bacarro

Erika Bacarro Complete Complete Complete Complete Complete Complete

E. Have you had adequate 

Henry Bacarro
1. Rest and sleep? (Yes) ___(No) 
2. Exercise? (Yes) _____ (No) 
 3. Relaxation activities? (Yes) _____ (No) 
4. Stress management activities? (Yes) _____ (No) 

Marites Bacarro
1. Rest and sleep? (Yes) ___(No) 
2. Exercise? (Yes) _____ (No) 
3. Relaxation activities? (Yes) _____ (No) 
4. Stress management activities? (Yes) _____ (No) 

Jhamaica Bacarro
1. Rest and sleep? (Yes) ___(No) 
2. Exercise? (Yes) _____ (No) 
3. Relaxation activities? (Yes) _____ (No) 
4. Stress management activities? (Yes) _____ (No) 

Erika Bacarro
1. Rest and sleep? (Yes) ___(No) 
2. Exercise? (Yes) _____ (No) 
3. Relaxation activities? (Yes) _____ (No) 
4. Stress management activities? (Yes) _____ (No) 

Interpretation:

Mr. H said nobody in the family takes maintenance medication. Mr. and Mrs. Bacarro, as

well as their children, only take their medications as prescribed by their doctor. As a food

supplement, the family only takes vitamin C and vegetable oil; they also use market herbs

such as guyabano leaves. They eat a nutritious diet. They also have adequate amount of

biscuits, canned goods for stock as well as junk food which they consume during movie

nights, they restock their groceries every two weeks as stated by Mr. Bacarro. As the

assessment was done, no malnutrition noted within the family. Bacarro family is fully

vaccinated as shown in the table above as Mr. and Mrs. Bacarro want their children to stay

healthy and immune to different illnesses like how they are as they were also fully

vaccinated. They want their children to be free of illnesses that may be a threat in their health

status. And also their BMI is normal.

IX. ENVIRONMENT 

1. Kind of neighborhood From outside the house, the Bacarro

family's neighborhood is tidy and
peaceful. The houses are nice, and the
surrounds are completely clean, with no
garbage or polluted water. The next-
door neighbors are pleasant and simple
to communicate with. The student
nurse's exploration of the area could
imply that the town is animal-friendly.
Almost every family has a pet dog or
cat, and some even have birds. Plants
and stones surround each dwelling as
well. This contributes to a healthy and
relaxed ambiance.

2. Social and Health facilities available
From Monday to Friday, travelers can
visit a health clinic in Barangay
Sinigpit. Immunizations, minor health
checkups, and other services are
available at this health center. The
"Sangguniang Kabataan," or adolescent
organization, exists in the barangay of
Sinigpit. This organization is primarily
concerned with executing projects that
assist youth. Aside from the barangay
officers' organization, each sitio has its
own set of officers who are responsible
for maintaining order.

3. Communication and Transportation facilities The Bacarro family owned different

gadgets that could be used to
communicate. With a wireless
connection or mobile data, this could
be a medium to share with others. In
terms of transportation, the family-
owned one motorcycle and one tricycle.
The family used it for everyday
situations like going to the market.
X. AWARENESS OF COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION 

A. Are you aware of existing organizations in the community? 

___ __ Yes ___ No 

B. Name all the organization/s you know. 

Sangguniang Kabataan of Barangay Sinigpit

C. Are you a member of any of these organizations? 

______ Yes ___ ___ No 

D. Are you aware of its activities and projects? 

___ ___ Yes ______ No 

E. How are you involved in its activities? 

______ attend meetings ______ give donations 

______ planning ______ evaluation 

______ implementation ______ others, specify ____N/A_________

Interpretation:

The Bacarro family is aware of the active organizations in the barangay Sinigpit. One

of the organizations in the community is the Sangguniang Kabataan of Barangay Sinigpit.

This organization implements programs that benefit the members of the community,

especially the youth. Also, this organization helps in disseminating information that the

primary organization of the barangay has done. The Eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bacarro

is a member of the organization; they are well informed about the activities and projects of

the organization. Like any member of the community, the family helps in implementing those

projects that could improve the livelihood of the people in the barangay.
XI. COPING INDEX - LOCATED ON THE 3rd DOCUMENT
XI. FAMILY HEALTH PROBLEMS

LOCATED ON THE 4th DOCUMENT

XII. RANKING HEALTH PROBLEMS OF FAMILIES (COMMUNITY  BASED)

FAMILY HEALTH PROBLEMS

PROBLEMS NATURE OF PROBLEM

HYPERTENSION HEALTH DEFICIT

DIABETES MELLITUS HEALTH THREAT
COLD HEALTH THREAT

PRIORITY  FAMILY NAME  PROBLEMS  SCORE

1 FAMILY B HYPERTENSION 3.5

2 FAMILY B DIABETES MELLITUS 3.16

3 FAMILY B COLD 3.16

XIV. FAMILY HEALTH CARE PLAN FOR PRIORITY FAMILIES

(COMMUNITY BASED) 

LOCATED ON THE 5th DOCUMENT

XV. CONCLUSION 
XVI. LEARNING DERIVED (Individual learning) 
XVII. DOCUMENTATION