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SOCIAL Kami ay
nagtutulungan sa
√
isa’t isa sa aming
pamilya
Nagtutulungan kami
ng aming mga
√
kaibigan at
kasamahan so
komunidad.
CULTURAL Ang aming kultura ay
nagpapanatag ng
√
loob ng aming
pamilya.
Ang kultura ng
pagtutulungan at
√
pagmamalasakit sa
aming komunidad ay
nakakatulong sa
aming pamilya.
RELIGIOUS Ang aming
pananampalataya at
√
relihiyon ay
nakakatulong sa
aming pamilya.
Natutulungan kami
ng aming mga
√
kasamahan sa
simbahan or mga
grupong relihyoso.
ECONOMIC Sapat ang naipong
pera ng aming
√
pamilya para sa
 aming mga
pangangailangan.
Sapat ang kinikita ng
aming pamilya para
√
sa aming mga
pangangailangan.
EDUCATION Sapat ang aming
edukasyon/kaalaman
√
upang maintindihan
ang mga
impormasyon
tungkol sa sakit.
Sapat ang aming
edukasyon/kaalaman
√
upang maalagaan
ang sakit.
MEDICAL Madaling makakuha
ng tulong medikal sa
√
aming komunidad.
Natutulungan kami
ng mga doktor, nars,
√
at health workers.
TOTAL 26
25-36 = Adequate Family Resources
13-24 = Moderately Inadequate Family Resources
0-12 = Severely Inadequate Family Resources
SCREEM RESOURCES PATHOLOGY/WEAKNESS
Social The patient is not a member of any social The patient is socially
group in the community. She does not inactive to people aside
have any friends around the community or from her family.
even distant friends besides her family in
which she has a good relationship with
each member. She describes herself as
not socially active. She shares her joys,
happiness, and problems only to her family
especially her daughter as she knows that
she can count on them. The family has
worked together in their house
responsibilities even during difficult times.
Cultural The patient is respectful to everyone No pathology/weakness
around her. Her family shows to have a seen.
very close family ties and she believes that
her daughter and husband would support
her even during these difficult times. She
does not have any superstitious beliefs and
does not consult any albularyo for any
health concerns. She would only
occasionally have massage therapy.
Religion The patient and her family are Seventh No pathology/weakness
Day Adventists except G.B. She believes in seen.
the Holy Trinity, Father, Son, and Holy
Spirit and believes that Christ has come to
earth to save humanity. Since she got her
stroke, she wasn’t able to attend church
regularly. She believes that God will
support her family in times of problems
because of her strong religious foundation.
Economic The patient does not experience any No pathology/weakness
financial difficulties. And the patient seen.
believes that they are stable enough to
sustain their basic needs. However, in case
of emergency, she can turn to her family
especially her daughter and husband for
financial assistance.
Education The patient is a college undergraduate. The patient and her family
She admits that she lacks the capacity to would need the assistance
understand information about her illness of a health professional for
and current health condition without the instructions.
explanation of a doctor.
Medical The patient and her family have good No pathology/weakness
access to medical care. There are nearby seen.
health facilities, and their family doctor is
very dependable. Their doctor would even
visit their home to educate the caregiver on
how to manage the patient. She does her
 regular check-ups and is compliant to the
maintenance medications given to her.

INDIVIDUAL REACTION TO ILLNESS

The patient feels worried and depressed about her current condition because she could not help
in any little responsibility at home. She is knowledgeable about the importance of taking her
maintenance medications to prevent the worsening of her condition. . The patient believes that
her illness is not a joke and believes that a person who went through it may not recover fully and
be able to go back to their normal lives. The patient’s daughter is also worried with her condition.
The daughter is the one taking care of the patient and would always give advice to her to show
her support and concern. The husband has accepted the condition of the patient and would work
even harder to support the patient financially. And the family would remain hopeful to receive
support from relatives and the church for financial aid and spiritual comfort.

Assessment of Impact of Illness

Since her unfavorable circumstance, there has been a change in the roles and responsibilities in the
patient’s family. Her only daughter would stay at home to attend to all her needs and her husband has
to work away from her to have a better salary for financial support. The patient thinks that her illness
would cause financial problems in her family because she would need a lot of maintenance medications.
Because of these, she would oftentimes feel sorry and have self-pity. Their family has a history of
Diabetes and Hypertension although she doesn’t believe that her family members would contract her
illness. The patient’s husband and daughter have good health status.