FIRST LEVEL ASSESSMENT

Cues Health Problem Category Justification

● Mrs. CB verbalized, Accident hazards: Health Threat Having improperly kept nails
“Adunay mga lansang Pointed/sharp objects may cause tetanus if one of
diha sa payag nga wa improperly kept them is to come in contact with
nahipos ug tarong.” the nail leading to an open
wound or the nail came into
contact with an open wound.

● Mrs. CB haven’t Inadequate Immunization Health Threat Vaccination greatly increases

acquired COVID-19 Status protection from a specific
vaccine and verbalized, infection that could possibly
“Wala ko nagpa bakuna lead to a deadly case. Lack of
anang sa COVID.” vaccination increases the risk
of getting infected from a life-
threatening disease especially
COVID-19.

● Mrs. CB verbalized, Poor Environmental Condition: Health Threat Improper water filtration can
“Kung mag ulan, Improper Water Filtration impose a great threat to the
among tubig dinhi mo family as this can bring
lubog labi na kung potential infectants to the
kusog ang ulan.” family due to being improperly
filtered.
 Poor health literacy can lead to
 Mrs. CB verbalized, Poor Health Literacy Health Threat various negative outcomes,
“Sakit akoang tuhod such as misunderstanding
and tiil and wako medical advice, missing
kasabot ngano gaka appointments, not adhering to
ingon-ani nga sakto prescribed medications, and
man unta akoang overall poorer health outcomes.
kinaon.” It can also contribute to
disparities in health, as
individuals with limited health
literacy may face challenges in
accessing and utilizing
healthcare services effectively.

Poor personal hygiene can

 Mrs. CB verbalized, Poor Personal Hygiene Health threat result from various factors,
“Hugaw gyud amoang including mental health
atubangan ug likod kay challenges, physical
di na ko makapa atiman disabilities, or lack of access to
kaayo.” resources, but it's essential to
address and find solutions for
overall well-being.

Poor drainage can lead to

 Mrs. CB verbalized, Poor Drainage System Health health problems such as
“Ang agianan sa mosquito-borne diseases,
amoang tubig kay waterborne illnesses, and
wanay pulos, ga stuck respiratory issues from mold,
up ra diha sa ubos” contaminated water supplies,
and structural damage and
injury risks due to flooding,
soil erosion impacting
agriculture, environmental
pollution during floods, and the
creation of habitats for disease
vectors.