Group II (DEOGRACIAS, DIAMSE, ENRIQUEZ, EJADA, FELIX, FRIVALDO, GLIPA, GONZALES, LAHOZ, LAYUS)

Family Health Nursing - Problem Identification

FIRST LEVEL ASSESSMENT

Initial Database Cues (subjective and objective data) Health Problem

Subjective data:
A. Home
environm -          “Pinaguusapan na agad namin ang mga ito para maresolbahan agad at hindi na pabigat sa Readiness for enhanced capability for effective
ent aming pamilya.” communication among family members as a wellness
condition
Objective data:

-           Mrs.  Ramirez adds that their communication among the family members is good in a way
that according to her, they have an open communication wherein they can easily tell the problems
that they are encountering.

Subjective data:

 “Kasi para sa akin oras na maging maayos ang relasyon mo sa iyong komunidad, madali ng
magkaroon ng kaunlaran sa komunidad at sa pamilya mismo.”
Readiness for enhanced capability to relate well with
Objective data:
the community as a wellness condition
 Mrs. Ramirez had said that, there are some health programs available in the community and these
are, Libreng Bakuna at Libreng Checkup in their health center.

Objective data: Readiness for enhanced capability to relate well with

the community as a wellness condition
The house of the client is well ventilated, air can move in and out of the house freely; it has 8
doors and they have 6 windows which are made of glass.
 Readiness for enhanced capability to an adequate
In proportion to the area of the open window to the floor area: lighting and ventilation

-Room 1 has a total of 20.22% of the area

-Room 3 has 10% of the total area

-Kitchen has 8% of the total area

-Living room has 22.43% of the total area

Each member has a 10.14 sq. m. This means that their living space is adequate and there is no
overcrowding in the house.

Subjective data:

 Mrs. Ramirez had verbalized, “ito naman ay nakakatulong kasi nga diba eh libre at
talagang walang bayad na kailangan.”
 “pati din dun sa mga sabi sabi na lang din na mga BHW, nalalaman namin kapag may
programa ang health center.”
Potential for enhanced capability to utilize community
Subjective data: health services as a wellness condition
 Mrs. Ramirez said that their cooking facility is through the use of wood for the reason that
for them, to save electricity and to lessen additional money for the gas. Mrs. Ramirez adds
that the food the family usually eats more on vegetables.

Potential for enhanced capability of healthy

Subjective data:
maintenance/ health management as wellness
 “Ang ginagawa lang naming para mawala ang mga ito (mosquitos and cockroaches) eh
condition
hinahampas nalang pag may nakikitang mga ganito at nag papausok kami sa loob at dahil
don nawawala naman ang mga ito at kahit  papaano eh nakakatulong ito”
Objective data:
 Some mosquitoes and cockroaches at dirty kitchen and backyard Poor home/ environmental condition/ sanitation as
 The vectors are stagnant water, garbage sack, and drainage system. evidenced by the presence of breeding or resting sites
of vectors of diseases as a health threat

Subjective data:
 “nag papausok kami sa loob at dahil doon nawawala naman ang mga ito kahit papaano
nakakatulong ito”

Subjective data:
 “pinapakuluuan namin ang tubig bago inumin para siguradong ligtas kaso minsan talaga ay
mayroong parin siyang amoy” Poor home/ environmental condition/ sanitation as
 According to Mrs. Ramirez they keep the water they use for drinking at the jugs or bottles evidenced by air pollution as a health threat

Subjective data:
  She added that they clean those materials whenever they will use it and after used.
Poor home/ environmental condition/ sanitation as
evidenced by polluted water supply as a health threat
Objective data:
  In their dirty kitchen there is a lot of scattered wood

Subjective data:
 She also added that they no longer separate their trash into non-biodegradable and
biodegradable because according to her, they just throw and throw their trash
Objective data: Accident hazard as evidence by scattered wood as
 We observed that they dispose their trash in a sack which is located near their dirty kitchen. health threat
 Objective data:
 They have a pet cat that is not vaccinated

Poor home/ environmental condition/ sanitation as

evidence by improper garbage/ refuse disposal  as a
health threat

Lack of immunization of their pet as a health threat

Family Health Nursing - Problem Identification

SECOND LEVEL ASSESSMENT

Health Problem Cues (subjective and objective data) Family Health Nursing Problems
Subjective data:

I. The family is able to recognize the presence

Poor home/ environmental condition/
sanitation as evidence by presence of
breeding or resting sites of vectors of
diseases as a health threat II.
 “Ang ginagawa lang naming para mawala ang mga ito (mosquitos
and cockroaches) eh hinahampas nalang pag may nakikitang mga
ganito at nag papausok kami sa loob at dahil don nawawala naman
ang mga ito at kahit  papaano eh nakakatulong ito”
Objective data:
 Some mosquitoes and cockroaches at dirty kitchen and backyard
III.
The vectors are stagnant water, garbage sack, and drainage system.
of the condition or problem.
Inability to make decisions with respect to
taking appropriate health actions due to:
A. Lack of knowledge as to alternative courses
of action open to them
Inability to provide adequate nursing care to
the sick, disabled, dependent or
vulnerable /at-risk member of the family due
to:
A. Inadequate knowledge about the health
condition
B. inadequate knowledge of the nature or
extent of nursing care needed.

IV. Inability to provide a home environment

conducive to health maintenance and
personal development due to:
A. Inadequate knowledge of preventive
measures

V. Failure to utilize community resources for

health care due to:
A. Inadequate knowledge of  community
resources for health care

Poor home/ environmental condition/

sanitation as evidence by air pollution as Subjective data: I. Inability to recognize the presence of the
a health threat  “nag papausok kami sa loob at dahil doon nawawala naman ang mga condition or problem due to:
ito kahit papaano nakakatulong ito” A. Lack of or inadequate knowledge
II. Inability to make decisions with respect to
taking appropriate health action due to:
A. Failure to comprehend the nature/
magnitude of the problem/ condition
III.  Inability to provide adequate nursing care to
the sick, disabled, dependent, or vulnerable/ at-risk
member of the family due to :
A. Philosophy in life which negates/ hinder
Subjective data: caring for the sick, disabled, dependent,
According to her, the recreational facilities in their barangay are by having a vulnerable/at-risk member
‘liga’ (basketball) and some Christmas parties in the community. IV.  Inability to provide a home environment
 She also said that, there are some health programs available in the conducive to health maintenance and personal
community and these are, Libreng Bakuna at Libreng Checkup in their development due to:
health center. A. Lackof/inadequate knowledge of preventive
 She added,” ito naman ay nakakatulong kasi nga diba eh libre at talagang measures
walang bayad na kailangan.” V.  Ability to utilize community resources for
health care due to:

Poor home/ environmental condition/

sanitation as evidence by polluted water
Subjective data:
supply as a health threat
she added, that they usually encounter problems on this supply because they
experienced sometimes that the taste of the water is chlorine and some of
the members experiencing stomachache after drinking
Subjective data:
 “pinapakuluuan namin ang tubig bago inumin para siguradong ligtas
 kaso minsan talaga ay mayroong parin siyang amoy”
 According to Mrs. Ramirez they keep the water they use for drinking
at the jugs or bottles
Subjective data:
she added, that they usually encounter problems on this supply because they
experienced sometimes that the taste of the water is chlorine and some of I. Ability to recognize the presence of the
the members experiencing stomachache after drinking condition or problem

Objective data:
II.           Ability to make decisions with respect to
         
 presence of septic tank located 25 meters below the ground.
taking appropriate health action
 Storage of water in jugs and bottles.
Subjective data:
 She also said that, there are some health programs available in the
community and these are, Libreng Bakuna at Libreng Checkup in their III. Ability to recognize the presence of the
health center. condition or problem
 She added,” ito naman ay nakakatulong kasi nga diba eh libre at talagang
walang bayad na kailangan.”

IV. Inability to make decisions with respect to

Subjective data: taking appropriate health action due to:
Accident hazard as evidence by
scattered wood as health threat   She added that they clean those materials whenever they will use it A. Lack of/ inadequate knowledge of preventive
and after used. measures
Objective data: B. V. Ability to utilize community resources for
  In their dirty kitchen there is a lot of scattered wood
health care
Poor home/ environmental condition/
sanitation as evidence by improper
garbage/ refuse disposal  as a health
threat
Lack of immunization of their pet as a
health threat
Subjective data:
 She also added that they no longer separate their trash into non-
biodegradable and biodegradable because according to her, they just
throw and throw their trash
Objective data:
 We observed that they dispose their trash in a sack which is located I. Inability to recognize the presence of the
near their dirty kitchen. condition or problem due to:
A. Lack of inadequate knowledge
Inability to make decisions with respect to taking
appropriate health action due to:
A. Failure to comprehend the
nature/magnitude of the problem/condition
III.  Inability to provide adequate nursing care to
the sick, disabled, dependent, or vulnerable/ at-risk
member of the family due to :
Objective data: A. Lack of/inadequate knowledge about the
 They have a pet cat that is not vaccinated
disease/ health condition
IV.  Inability to provide a home environment
Objectivee data: conducive to health maintenance and personal
development due to:
 Their cat is placed at their backyard
B. Lack of /inadequate knowledge of preventive
measures
V. Failure to utilize community resources for health
care due to:
 A. Unavailability of required care/service

Subjective data:

they were able to get information on health services and programs. She also
added, “pati din dun sa mga sabi sabi na lang din na mga BHW, nalalaman
namin kapag may programa ang health center. Yun lang.” I. Inability to recognize the presence of the
condition or problem due to:
A. lack of or inadequate knowledge
II. Inability to make decisions with respect to
taking appropriate health action due to:
A. Low salience of the problem/ condition
III.  Inability to provide adequate nursing care to
the sick, disabled, dependent, or vulnerable/ at-risk
member of the family due to :
B. Lack of/inadequate knowledge about
the disease/ health condition
IV.  Inability to provide a home environment
conducive to health maintenance and personal
development due to:
C. Lackof/inadequate knowledge of preventive
measures
V. Failure to utilize community resources for health
care due to:
 B. Unavailability of required care/service

PROBLEM PRIORITIZATION

Health Problem Statement:

Readiness for enhanced capability for effective communication among family members as a wellness condition 

CRITERIA REFERENCE ACTUAL WEIGHT ACTUAL CALCULATED WEIGHT

1. Nature of the condition or problem presented

Scale **
Wellness state
Health Deficit 3 3/3 ×1 1
Health Threat 3
Foreseeable Crisis 2
1

2. Modifiability of the condition or problem

Scale **
Easily modifiable 2 2/2 ×2 2
Partially modifiable 1
Not modifiable 0
3. Preventive Potential
Scale **
High 3 3/3 ×1 1
Moderate 2
Low 1
 4. Salience
Scale **
A condition or problem needing an immediate attention 2
A condition or problem not needing an immediate
attention 1 1/2 ×1 0.5
Not perceived as problem or condition needing change
0

TOTAL SCORE 4.5

Health Problem Statement:

Readiness for enhanced capability to relate well with the community as a wellness condition

CRITERIA REFERENCE ACTUAL WEIGHT ACTUAL CALCULATED WEIGHT

1. Nature of the condition or problem presented ×1 1

Scale **
Wellness state
Health Deficit 3 3/3
Health Threat 3
Foreseeable Crisis 2
1
2. Modifiability of the condition or problem ×2 2
Scale **
Easily modifiable 2 2/2
Partially modifiable 1
Not modifiable 0
 3. Preventive Potential ×1 1
Scale **
High 3 3/3
Moderate 2
Low 1
4. Salience ×1 0
Scale **
A condition or problem needing an immediate attention 2
A condition or problem not needing an immediate
attention 1 0/2
Not perceived as problem or condition needing change
0

TOTAL SCORE 4

Health Problem Statement:

Readiness for enhanced capability to an adequate lighting and ventilation 

CRITERIA REFERENCE ACTUAL WEIGHT ACTUAL CALCULATED WEIGHT

1. Nature of the condition or problem presented ×1 1

Scale **
Wellness state
Health Deficit 3 3/3
Health Threat 3
Foreseeable Crisis 2
1
 2. Modifiability of the condition or problem ×2 2
Scale **
Easily modifiable 2 2/2
Partially modifiable 1
Not modifiable 0
3. Preventive Potential ×1 1
Scale **
High 3 3/3
Moderate 2
Low 1
4. Salience ×1 0
Scale **
A condition or problem needing an immediate attention 2 1/2
A condition or problem not needing an immediate
attention 1
Not perceived as problem or condition needing change
0

TOTAL SCORE 4

Health Problem Statement:

Poor home/ environmental condition/ sanitation as evidence by presence of breeding or resting sights of vectors of diseases as a health threat

CRITERIA REFERENCE ACTUAL WEIGHT ACTUAL CALCULATED WEIGHT

 1. Nature of the condition or problem presented
Scale **
Wellness state
Health Deficit 3
Health Threat 3
Foreseeable Crisis 2 2/3 ×1 0.66
1

2. Modifiability of the condition or problem

Scale **
Easily modifiable 2 2/2 ×2 2
Partially modifiable 1
Not modifiable 0

3. Preventive Potential
Scale **
High 3 3/3 ×1 1
Moderate 2
Low 1

4. Salience
Scale **
A condition or problem needing an immediate attention 2
A condition or problem not needing an immediate
attention 1 2/2 ×1 1
Not perceived as problem or condition needing change
0

TOTAL SCORE 4.66

 Health Problem Statement:

Poor home/ environmental condition/ sanitation as evidence by air pollution as a health threat

CRITERIA REFERENCE ACTUAL WEIGHT ACTUAL CALCULATED WEIGHT

1. Nature of the condition or problem presented ×1 0.66

Scale **
Wellness state
Health Deficit 3
Health Threat 3
Foreseeable Crisis 2 2/3
1

2. Modifiability of the condition or problem ×2 2

Scale **
Easily modifiable 2 2/2
Partially modifiable 1
Not modifiable 0
3. Preventive Potential ×1 1
Scale **
High 3 3/3
Moderate 2
Low 1
4. Salience ×1 0.5
Scale **
A condition or problem needing an immediate attention 2
A condition or problem not needing an immediate
attention 1 1/2
Not perceived as problem or condition needing change
0
TOTAL SCORE 4.16
 Problem Statement:

Poor home/ environmental condition/ sanitation as evidence by polluted water supply as a health threat

CRITERIA REFERENCE ACTUAL WEIGHT ACTUAL CALCULATED WEIGHT

1. Nature of the condition or problem presented ×1 0.66

Scale **
Wellness state
Health Deficit 3
Health Threat 3
Foreseeable Crisis 2 2/3
1

2. Modifiability of the condition or problem ×2 2

Scale **
Easily modifiable 2 2/2
Partially modifiable 1
Not modifiable 0
3. Preventive Potential ×1 1
Scale **
High 3 3/3
Moderate 2
Low 1
4. Salience ×1 0..5
Scale **
A condition or problem needing an immediate attention 2 1/2
A condition or problem not needing an immediate
attention 1
Not perceived as problem or condition needing change
0
TOTAL SCORE 4.16
 Problem Statement:

Accident hazard as evidence by scattered wood as health threat

CRITERIA REFERENCE ACTUAL WEIGHT ACTUAL CALCULATED WEIGHT

1. Nature of the condition or problem presented ×1 0.66

Scale **
Wellness state
Health Deficit 3
Health Threat 3
Foreseeable Crisis 2 2/3
1

2. Modifiability of the condition or problem ×2 2

Scale **
Easily modifiable 2 2/2
Partially modifiable 1
Not modifiable 0
3. Preventive Potential ×1 1
Scale **
High 3 3/3
Moderate 2
Low 1
 4. Salience ×1 0
Scale **
A condition or problem needing an immediate attention 2
A condition or problem not needing an immediate
attention 1
Not perceived as problem or condition needing change
0 0/2

TOTAL SCORE 3.66

Problem Statement:

Poor home/ environmental condition/ sanitation as evidence by improper garbage/ refuse disposal as a health threat

CRITERIA REFERENCE ACTUAL WEIGHT ACTUAL CALCULATED WEIGHT

1. Nature of the condition or problem presented ×1 0.66

Scale **
Wellness state
Health Deficit 3
Health Threat 3
Foreseeable Crisis 2 2/3
1

2. Modifiability of the condition or problem ×2 2

Scale **
Easily modifiable 2 2/2
Partially modifiable 1
Not modifiable 0
 3. Preventive Potential ×1 1
Scale **
High 3 3/3
Moderate 2
Low 1
4. Salience ×1 0.5
Scale **
A condition or problem needing an immediate attention 2 1/2
A condition or problem not needing an immediate
attention 1
Not perceived as problem or condition needing change
0
TOTAL SCORE 4.16

Problem Statement:

Lack of immunization of their pet as a health threat 

CRITERIA REFERENCE ACTUAL WEIGHT ACTUAL CALCULATED WEIGHT

5. Nature of the condition or problem presented ×1 0.66

Scale **
Wellness state
Health Deficit 3
Health Threat 3
Foreseeable Crisis 2 2/3
1
 6. Modifiability of the condition or problem ×2 2
Scale **
Easily modifiable 2 2/2
Partially modifiable 1
Not modifiable 0
7. Preventive Potential ×1 1
Scale **
High 3 3/3
Moderate 2
Low 1
8. Salience ×1 0
Scale **
A condition or problem needing an immediate attention 2
A condition or problem not needing an immediate
attention 1 0/2
Not perceived as problem or condition needing change
0
TOTAL SCORE 3.66

RANKING AND JUSTIFICATION

HEALTH PROBLEM SCORE RANK JUSTIFICATION

Poor home/ environmental condition/ sanitation as evidence by
presence of breeding or resting sights of vectors of diseases as a
health threat
4.66 1 According to Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs, physiologic needs (shelter, water) are
biological requirements for human survival. They have a greater priority over those
higher on the pyramid. They must be met before the person can move on to higher
level needs. Maslow considered physiological needs the most important as all the
other needs become secondary until these needs are met.
This problem is the top priority because it garnered the highest calculated weight
score

McLeod, S. A. (2018, May 21). Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Retrieved from


Readiness for enhanced capability for effective communication
among family members as a wellness condition
Poor home/ environmental condition/ sanitation as evidence by air
pollution as a health threat
Poor home/ environmental condition/ sanitation as evidence by
polluted water supply as a health threat
Poor home/ environmental condition/ sanitation as evidence by
improper garbage/ refuse disposal as a health threat
Readiness for enhanced capability to relate well with the
community as a wellness condition
https://www.simplypsychology.org/maslow.html
4.5 2 Readiness for enhanced capability for effective communication among family
members is a wellness condition. This indicates that the family is ready to advance
from the current level of health to a higher level. This was ranked as the 2 nd priority
because it focuses on the client’s progress or potential progress towards healthier
behavior
Readiness for enhance comfort - HELP!! (2014, February 12). Retrieved December
1, 2019, from https://allnurses.com/readiness-enhance-comfort-help-t512823/?
page=2.
4.16 3 Maslow considered physiological needs to be the most essential of our needs
including the basic physical needs- the things that are vital to our survival such as
food, water, breathing and homeostasis. In addition to the basic requirements of
nutrition, air, temperature regulation, the physiological needs also include things
such as shelter and clothing.
Hopper, Elizabeth. (2019, June 6). Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Explained.
Retrieved from http://www.thoughtco.com/maslows-hierarchy--of-needs-4582571
4.16 3 According to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, physiologic needs (shelter, water) are
biological requirements for human survival. They have a greater priority over those
higher on the pyramid. They must be met before the person can move on to higher
level needs. Maslow considered physiological needs the most important as all the
other needs become secondary until these needs are met.
McLeod, S. A. (2018, May 21). Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Retrieved from
https://www.simplypsychology.org/maslow.html
4.16 3 Poor home environment condition/sanitation as evidenced by improper
garbage/refuse disposal is a physiological need under Maslow’s hierarchy.
Physiological or the basic needs are considered the most important as all the other
needs become secondary until these needs are met.
McLeod, S. A. (2018, May 21). Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Retrieved from
https://www.simplypsychology.org/maslow.html
4 4 Readiness for enhanced capability to relate well with the community is a wellness
condition. This indicates that the family is ready to advance from the current level of
health to a higher level.
 Readiness for enhance comfort - HELP!! (2014, February 12). Retrieved December
1, 2019, from https://allnurses.com/readiness-enhance-comfort-help-t512823/?
page=2.
Readiness for enhanced capability to an adequate lighting and 4 4 Readiness for enhanced capability to an adequate lighting and ventilation is a
ventilation wellness condition. This indicates that the family is ready to advance from the
current level of health to a higher level.

Accident hazard as evidence by scattered wood as health threat
Readiness for enhance comfort - HELP!! (2014, February 12). Retrieved December
1, 2019, from https://allnurses.com/readiness-enhance-comfort-help-t512823/?
page=2.
3.66 5 Accident hazard falls under the safety needs of Maslow’s hierarchy. Some basic of
security and safety needs include financial security, health and wellness and safety
against accidents and injuries.

Lack of immunization of their pet as a health threat
Cherry, Kendra. (2019, July 21). The 5 Levels of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs.
Retrieved from http://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-maslows-hierarchy-of-needs-
4136760
3.66 5 This problem falls under the safety needs of Maslow’s hierarchy. Safety need comes
next to physiological needs. This problem garnered the lowest weighted score and is
placed in the 5th rank because it doesn’t need immediate attention and the family
doesn’t recognize this as a problem or a threat.

Hopper, E. (2019, February 25). Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Explained. Retrieved

from http://www.thoughtco.com/maslow’s-hierarchy-of-needs-4582571

FAMILY NURSING CARE PLAN

Family Health Nursing Evaluation

Health problem Analysis Goals and objectives Interventions Rationale
Problem Criteria Standard
Poor home/ A. Inability to Activities to control At the end of Short-Term  Be able to -The family -The family
environmental transmission should student nurse’s assist them was able to was able to
recognize the
condition/ sanitation target Ae. aegypti intervention the  Conduct health where most recognize the
as evidence by presence of the (the main vector) in recognize the
family client will teaching about the
presence of breeding condition or the habitats of its be able to: different vectors vectors breed different different
or resting sights of immature and adult Short-Term present in the vectors present vectors present
problem due to:
vectors of diseases as stages in the Recognize the problem, environment  Be able to help in their
a health threat household and in their
presence of breeding sites the family
immediate vicinity, surroundings surroundings
1. Attitude/ of vectors.  Provide a lecture understand the
as well as other within 1 minute
1. The family will detrimental
philosophy in settings where regarding the
be able to effects of these
human–vector diseases brought -The family
life, which contact occurs (e.g. identify and vectors to -The family
by the different health was made was made
hinders schools, hospitals locate the
and workplaces), vectors aware of the aware of the
presence of
recognition/acc unless there is sound  Be able to use different different
breeding sites of
eptance of a evidence that Ae. vectors within 1  Offer some these diseases and diseases
albopictus or other options to the preventive was able to brought by
problem minute
mosquito species are measures that
family that enumerate at vectors such as
the local vectors of could also be
dengue. Ae. aegypti 2. Identify at least 3 would help them least 4 brought Dengue,
B. Inability to make economically
proliferates in many ways to eliminate get rid of available to by vectors Leptospirosis
decisions with purposely-filled the presence of vectors such as such as and LBM
reduce the
household containers breeding sites
respect to taking the use of vectors and Dengue,
such as those used within 5 minutes.
for domestic water mosquito nets eliminate the Leptospirosis
appropriate health
storage and for and placing presence of its and LBM
actions due to: breeding sites
decorative plants, as plants such as within 8 minutes
1. Lack of well as in a 3. Identify at least 3
citronella to -The family is
multiplicity of rain- possible causes  Be able to help - The family
knowledge as to help get rid of considering the
filled habitats – the family was able to
alternative including used tyres, of the vectors understand use of
enumerate 3
discarded food and development of how thesepreventive mosquito nets
courses of
beverage containers,  Elaborate on vectors affect measures to
action open to blocked gutters and these vectors to prevent the
how the diseases health andreduce vectors
buildings under and eliminate
occurrence of
them inside their how it should
construction. could affect the Dengue
be addressed. the presence of
Typically, these environment family breeding sites
mosquitoes do not within 5 minutes within 5 minutes
C. Inability to provide  Be able to help
fly far, the majority  Give information -The family -The family
the family
 adequate nursing remaining within 100 about the understand was able to was able to
metres of where they different what the recognize how recognize how
care to the sick, 4. Enumerate at
emerged. They feed programs of the health centers
disabled, dependent almost entirely on least 4 vectors could vectors could
health center that could provide
humans, mainly affect their affect their
or vulnerable /at- illnesses/diseases could help them to help them
during daylight with dealing with alleviate such family family
risk member of the hours, and both brought upon by
such problem problem
indoors and -The family
family due to: these vectors
outdoors. Long-Term learned about -The family
1. Inadequate Figure 2f from: within 8 minutes. Long-Term the schedule of learned about
Irimia R, Gottschling  Offer some  Be able to help free
knowledge the schedule of
M (2016) Taxonomic them maintain consultations
5. Be able to make a options to the free
about the health revision of
decision on how family that a clean and for the family consultations
Rochefortia Sw.
condition to eliminate healthy in case they for the family
(Ehretiaceae, would help them
inadequate Boraginales). presence of environment have problems in case they
vectors/breeding
get rid of to reduce the
Biodiversity Data have problems
knowledge of sites of vectors vectors such as chances of
Journal 4: e7720.
the nature or the use of developing
6. List down 3 ways mosquito nets vectors and its
extent of
on how to get rid and placing breeding sites
nursing care of vectors that are plants such as
needed. both economic citronella to
and safe within 5
help get rid of
minutes
D. Inability to provide vectors and
a home environment explain the
7. The family would
benefits of having
conducive to health be able to
an environment
enumerate 3
maintenance and free of these
preventive
personal vectors
measures to
development due to: reduce vectors
and eliminate the
1. Inadequate
presence of
 knowledge of breeding sites
preventive within 5 minutes

measures
8. Identify at least 2
different
E. Failure to utilize programs the
community health center
resources for health
offers to help
them with their
care due to:
problem within 5
1. Inadequate minutes.
knowledge of
Long-Term
community
resources for 1. The family would
be able to
health care
maintain an
environment that
is free of vectors
and its breeding
sites.

TEACHING PLAN