Paragua Individual Output

Pamantasan ng Cabuyao
(University of Cabuyao)
COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND ALLIED SCIENCES
Katapatan Mutual Homes, Brgy. Banay-banay, Cabuyao City, Laguna 4025
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING
INDIVIDUAL TALLYING OF INTERVIEWED

FAMILIES IN RIVERSIDE, SAN ISIDRO,
CABUYAO, LAGUNA
Submitted By:
Paragua, Joerin B.
Submitted To:
Mary Jane O. Cañon, RN, MSN
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Table of Contents
I. Population Profile .............................................................................................................

II. Family Profile .................................................................................................................
III. Family Characteristics .................................................................................................
IV. Home Environment .......................................................................................................
V. Health and Health Practices ..........................................................................................
VI. Environment
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VII. Awareness of Community Organization ...................................................................
VIII. DAILY JOURNAL ....................................................................................................
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I. Population Profile
DISTRIBUTION OF AGE GROUPS
0-1 years old 0 0%
>1-18 years old 6 27.2%
>18-59 years old 17 77.2%
60+ years old 1 4.5%
Total Population: 22 100%

Table 1.1 Tally
Table 1.1 shows the distribution of age groups within the San Isidro, Riverside. The most
prominent age group is individuals between 18 and 59 years old, which accounts for a substantial
72.2% of the entire population, this suggests that the working-age population is a significant
portion of the community. Following closely behind is between 1 and 18 years, representing 27.2%
of the population. This indicates a substantial youth presence within the community, potentially
reflecting the region's family dynamics and educational institutions. The 60+ years age group,
comprising seniors and retirees, makes up 4.5% of the population. This suggests that San Isidro,
Riverside has a noticeable senior citizen population, and their needs and services may be a vital
consideration for local policymakers and healthcare providers. Lastly, we have the age group of
infants, those aged 0-1 years, constituting 0% of the entire population. While this group may be
relatively small in comparison to the others, it's essential for planning healthcare and childcare
services to support the youngest members of the community and ensure their well-being.
DISTRIBUTION OF SEX (Assigned at birth)

Male 9 45%
Female 13 55%
Total Population: 20
Table 1.2 Tally
Table 1.2 demonstrates the population's distribution of sex according to birth gender in the San
Isidro, Riverside area. With 55% of the population being women, they make up the majority. shows
that women make up the majority of the population. In contrast, males make up 45% of the
population.
DISTRIBUTION OF CIVIL STATUS

Single 14 63.6%
Widowed 1 4.5%
Single-CL 7 31.8%
Table 1.3 Tally
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Table 1.3 demonstrates how the community’s civil status is distributed. With 45% of the overall
population being “Single,” this category makes up the greatest portion of the population. The
significance of this group indicates a sizeable component of the population, which could include
young adults or individuals who have made the decision not to get married. The “Married” group
comes in second with 25% of the total population. These are those who have formally entered the
marital institution. The remaining 30% of people fall into the “Single-Common Law” group, which
includes cohabitating couples who are not legally married.
II. Family Profile

DISTRIBUTION OF LENGTH RESIDENCY
Less than a year 0 0%
1-5 years 1 20%
6-10 years 1 20%
11-15 years 0 0%
16-20 years 0 0%
>21 years 3 60%
Total Population: 5
Table 2.1 Tally
Table2.1 demonstrates the distribution of length of residency, with 0% of the population living there for
less than a year, indicating newcomer families. After this period of time, which lasts from 1 to 5 years, 20%
of the population may consist of both recent immigrants and locals who have begun to bury deeper roots
in the town. The next age group, which comprises 20% of the population and is between 6 and 10 years
old, is one that is considered to be of established age and has probably grown more socially engaged. 0%
for those between the ages of 11 and 15 and 0% for those between 16 and 20 make up another sizable
section of the population. Last but not least, the >21 years constitute an important component, with 60%
of the population having lived in the area for more than 21 years.
DISTRIBUTION OF FAMILY SIZE

Small (1-3) 2 40%
Medium (4-7) 3 60%
Large (8 above) 0 20%
Total Population 5
Table 2.2 Tally
Table 2.2 demonstrates how the community’s family sizes are distributed. A considerable
percentage of households have a moderate number of family members, which might be a sign of a
balanced family structure, according to the 60% population of medium families. Small family came
in second with a percentage of 40%, showing that a sizable portion of households have a more
compact family structure. No huge family came in third with a percentage of 20%, possibly
indicating that there aren’t many large families in the neighborhood.
DISTRIBUTION OF PLACE OF ORIGIN (HUSBAND AND WIFE)
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Cabuyao 5 50%
Laguna 1 10%
Luzon 4 40%
Visayas 0 0%
Mindanao 0 0%
Total Population 10
Table 2.3 Tally
Table 2.3 Depicts the distribution of the husband and wife’s places of origin. Given that Cabuyao
is home to 50% of the population, it is likely that a sizeable section of the community has origins
there. 10% of the total come from the larger Laguna region, following. This would indicate that
these locals share a common cultural and geographic identity. 40% of the population is on Luzon.
Additionally, 1% of the population is from the Visayas region, and the remaining 0% is from
Mindanao.
DISTRIBUTION OF RELIGION
Catholic 10 100%
Iglesia 0 0%
Table 2.4 Tally
Table 2.4 shows the distribution of the religion within the community with 100% of the Catholic
being the highest, this majority signifies a strong Catholic presence, and it's likely that local
religious institutions, events, and traditions are heavily influenced by Catholic practices.
III. Family Characteristics

DISTRIBUTION OF FAMILY STRUCTURE BASED ON COMPOSITION
Extended 1 20%
Nuclear 3 60%
Cohabiting/Communal 1 20%
Others 0 0%
Total Population: 5
Table 3.1 Tally
Table 3.1 shows the distribution of the family structure based on the composition with the Nuclear
family having 60% of the population together with the Extended having the percentage with 20%
This indicates that a substantial portion of households comprises traditional family units, which
can have implications for family-oriented services, such as education, healthcare, and housing.
While for the Others, it may include extended families, single-parent families, or other family
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structures that deviate from the traditional nuclear family model. and followed by the
Cohabiting/Communal having 20% of the population. This group may consist of unmarried
couples living together or communal living arrangements.
DISTRIBUTION OF FAMILY STRUCTURE BASED ON POWER

Matriarchal 1 20%
Patriarchal 2 40%
Egalitarian 2 40%
Others 0 0%
Total Population: 5
Table 3.2 Tally
Table 3.2 shows the distribution of family structure based on power with Matriarchal having the
highest percentage of 20% which shows that women is holding significant decision-making and
leadership roles within the household. Followed by 40% of the population is Egalitarian,
emphasizing the equality and shared decision-making among family members. Lastly the
Patriarchal and Others having 40% of the population.
DISTRIBUTION OF FAMILY STRUCTURE BASED ON PLACE RESIDENCE

Patrilocal 4 80%
Matrilocal 1 20%
Bilocal 0 0%
Others 0 0%
Total Population: 5
Table 3.3 Tally
Table 3.3 shows the distribution of family structure based on place of residence, having 80% of
the population is within Patrilocal, this can reflect the cultural importance of the wife's family and
its role in the community. Followed by Matrilocal percentage of 20%, this suggests the presence
of more traditional family structures where the husband's family plays a significant role in the
married couple's life and for the Others, these might include families with more complex living
situations or arrangements not easily categorized into these traditional structures.
DISTRIBUTION OF DOMINANT FAMILY MEMBERS BASED ON DECISION

MAKING ABOUT MATTERS OF HEALTH
Mother 2 40%
Father 0 0%
Both 3 60%
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Others 0 0%
Total Population: 5
Table 3.4 Tally
Table 3.4 Illustrates the distribution of family members based on decision making in health, having
60% of both the mother and father decided regarding to health of the family which signifies that
health-related choices are typically the result of open communication and consensus between both
parents. Followed by Mother having 40% of the population deciding on the family health, this can
be influenced by cultural norms or the mother's expertise in healthcare matters.
DISTRIBUTION OF DOMINANT FAMILY MEMBERS BASED ON DECISION

MAKING ABOUT MONEY AND HOW IT IS SPENT
Mother 1 20%
Father 1 20%
Both 3 60%
Others 0 0%
Total Population: 5
Table 3.5 Tally
Table 3.5 Illustrates the distribution of family members based on decision making about money
and how it is spent with both having 60% of the population, this suggests that mothers often have
a significant role in financial planning and allocation, whether it's related to household expenses,
savings, or other financial matters. Followed by the father and mother having the same percentage
of 20% this reflects the importance of fathers in financial planning and management within these
households, this collaborative approach emphasizes that financial decisions are a shared
responsibility and result from open communication and consensus between both parents.
OBSERVABLE CONFLICTS BETWEEN FAMILY MEMBERS

With conflicts observed 2 40%
No conflicts observed 3 60%
Total Population: 5
Table 3.6.1 Tally
Table 3.6.1 Illustrates the families with conflicts are at 40% and families with no conflicts are at
60%. This suggests that every family unit is harmonious, are depends on disagreements, and among
the families that I have observed, almost all of them lives at home with good relationship where
they greet each other, and talk comfortably, some of them I have not observed well since when I
am interviewing, the significant other is at work.
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CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMUNICATION
Good (Effective Communication) 3 60%
Bad (Non-effective Communication) 2 40%
Not at all 0 0%
Total Population: 5
Table 3.6.2 Tally
Table 3.6.2 Illustrates that 60% of the population has good and effective communication with each
other. It represents an idealized scenario where every individual and family unit possess
exceptional communication skills. Mostly all of the families I have interviewed showed good
characteristics of communication, where some of them Non-effective Communication at 40% talk
with each other with loud voices, not like angry but just loud talking, this loud communication
style may reflect their comfort and familiarity with one another., also some of the families I have
encountered speaks with ease or comfortable when talking to another, it often signifies a healthy
and positive dynamic within the family. But also, some of them speaks hesitantly but not to each
other but to me as I am interviewing them. This hesitancy may come from shyness, a desire to
present themselves positively, or simply nervousness about being interviewed. It doesn't
necessarily reflect their everyday communication within the family.
INTERACTION PATTERNS AMONG MEMBERS
Interaction patterns is present and observed 5 100%
No interaction patterns 0 0%
Total: 5
Table 3.6.3 Tally
Table 3.6.3 Illustrates that 100% of the family is observed with present interaction with one
another. Mostly all of them families I have interviewed maintains a strong sense of togetherness
and affection, even though they have various daily routines and responsibilities. They often eat and
sleeps together, fostering a sense of unity. Spend quality time outside playing together when the
significant other is at work, adding a playful aspect to their bonding. Stays in touch when members
are away, with calls and greetings to check in on each other's day. Also, older siblings play an
active role by picking up and dropping off their younger siblings at school, showcasing
responsibility and sibling care. Their strong bonds are evident in the way they communicate, show
affection, and engage in shared activities.
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
None 0 0%
Illiterate 1 4.5%
Current student 8 36.3%
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Elementary level 6 27.2%
Elementary graduate 1 4.5%
Highschool level 2 9%
Highschool graduate 1 4.5%
Junior High level 0 0%
Completer 0 0%
Senior high level 0 0%
Senior high graduate 2 9%
College Graduate 1 4.5%
Table 3.6.4 Tally
Table 3.6.4 shows the educational attainment of with Illiterate 4.% , current students 36.3%
elementary level having 27.2%, elementary graduated 4.5% and with high school level having 9%
Followed by 4.5% being High school graduatee and 9% for the population who senior high
graduated . Lastly having 1% of the population have attained College graduated
FAMILY MONTHLY INCOME
Above Minimum Wage 0 0%
Within Minimum Wage (8,000 to 11,000) 0 0%
Below Minimum Wage 5 100%
Total Population: 5
Table 3.6.5 Tally
Table 3.6.5 Illustrates the family monthly income of the population with below minimum wage
being the highest percentage with 100%, This group constitutes most of the population and reflects
a relatively lower income bracket. Individuals and families in this category likely have lower
financial stability and more resources to meet their needs.
DISTRIBUTION OF EMPLOYMENT STATUS
Employed 10 45.4%
Self-Employed 3 13.6%
Unemployed (Minor) 6 27.2%
Unemployed (Legal age) 2 9%
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Working Student 1 4.5%
Table 3.6.6 Tally
Table 3.6.6 Illustrates the distribution of employment status of the population with the employed
status being the highest with 45.4%, this group is likely contributing to the economy, earning
income, and potentially benefiting from job-related benefits. Together with minor who are
unemployed with also 27.2% who are unable to participate in the workforce due to their age and
legal restrictions. Followed by 4.5% of the population being self-employed, indicates that they
may be entrepreneurs or freelancers, working independently to generate income. Next is the
unemployed status under legal age with 9% of the population that indicates individuals who are in
legal age but is now working. Lastly the working student with 4.5% of the population that are
juggling both work and education.
DISTRIBUTION OF OCCUPATION STATUS
Helper 7 31.8%
Vendor 1 4.5%
Driver 1 4.5%
Student 7 36.3%
Working Student 1 4.5%
Factory worker 3 13.6%
Housewife 2 14.2%
Table 3.6.7. Tally
Table 3.6.7 Illustrates the distribution of occupation of the population with the status of students
being the highest with 30% of the population, these individuals are primarily focused on their
education and personal development, preparing themselves for future careers and roles in society.
Followed by helper together with housewife having 15%, who represent individuals who often
manage household responsibilities and provide support within their families and helpers who
typically assist in various capacities, aiding households and contributing to the well-being of
family members. Next is vendor together with factory worker having 10% of the population. With
driver, working student, construction worker and barangay police having 5% of the population.
Working students are individuals who balance work and education, demonstrating determination
and time-management skills. Construction workers contribute to the construction industry,
building and maintaining infrastructure. Barangay police serve as local law enforcement, ensuring
the safety and well-being of their communities.
HEALTH HISTORY AND IMMUNIZATION
DISTRIBUTION OF HEALTH HISTORY
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Hypertension 2 9%
Hyperlipidemia 1 4.5%
None 19 86.4%
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Population:
Table 4.1 Tally
Table 4.1 86.4% of the population has no history of illness, which indicates a generally healthy majority
of the population and suggests they have not had any severe medical conditions or health difficulties. This
statistic illustrates the distribution of the population’s health history. Hypertension is the most prevalent
disease in the population, accounting for 9% of cases, and it can have a major effect on cardiovascular
health. The next condition is hyperlipidemia, which causes a 4.5% increase in blood cholesterol in humans.
DISTRIBUTION OF IMMUNIZATION (0-18 MONTHS OLD)

Completely Immunized Child 0 0%
Fully Immunized Child 0 0%
Incomplete 0 0%
Total Population:
Table 4.2 Tally
Table 4.2 Illustrates the immunization of 0-18 months old of 100% of the population, being only
0 out of 22 family members I have interviewed. Theres no member aged 0-18 months old in the
sample of 20 family members suggests a relatively low birth rate or a smaller number of very
young children in the community.
DISTRIBUTION OF COVID VACCINE (5-11 YEARS OLD)

Complete vaccine 0 0%
Incomplete vaccine 2 66.67%
Unvaccinated 1 33.33%
Total Population: 3
Table 4.3 Tally
Table 4.3 Illustrates the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines among the 5-11 age group, with a
majority having incomplete vaccinations (66.67%), this suggests that a significant portion of this
population has initiated their vaccination series but has not yet received the full recommended
number of vaccine doses. And 0% having received a complete dose, this shows that none of the
individuals in this age group have completed their vaccination series along with 1% being
unvaccinated which signifies that there are individuals in this age group who have not yet received
any vaccine doses.
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DISTRIBUTION OF COVID VACCINE (12-17 YEARS OLD)

Complete vaccine 4 23.5%
Unvaccinated 0 0%
Table 4.4 Tally
Table 4.4 Illustrates the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines among the 12-17 age group, with only
2 individuals out of the total population, and all of them having an incomplete vaccine (100%).
This emphasize that both individuals in this age group have initiated their vaccination but have not
yet received the full recommended number of vaccine doses.
DISTRIBUTION OF COVID VACCINE (18+ YEARS OLD)

Complete vaccine 1 7.6%
Unvaccinated 4 30.8%
Table 4.5 Tally
Table 4.5 Illustrates the distribution of covid vaccine among 18+ years old with having incomplete
vaccine consisting of 61.5% of the population, indicates individuals who have initiated their
COVID-19 vaccination but have not yet received the full recommended number of vaccine doses.
Followed by unvaccinated having 30.8%, who remain unvaccinated signifies a significant portion
of individuals within this age group who have not yet received any COVID-19 vaccine doses.
Lastly 7% of the population having complete covid vaccine, which represents a segment of the
population that has successfully completed the recommended vaccination series. These individuals
have likely received the required number of doses and may have had sufficient time for the vaccine
to provide full protection.
DISTRIBUTION OF IMMUNIZATION: 60 YEARS OLD AND ABOVE (INFLUENZA)
Complete 0 0%
Incomplete 0 0%
None 1 100%
Total: 1
Table 4.6 Tally
Table 4.6 shows the distribution of immunization among 60 years old and above with 100% of the
population doesn’t have complete vaccine, this indicates that these individuals doesn’t received
the recommended number of vaccine doses and are likely to have poor protection against the
influenza virus.
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DISTRIBUTION OF IMMUNIZATION: 60 YEARS OLD AND ABOVE

(PNEUMOCOCCAL)
Complete 0 0%
Incomplete 0 0%
None 1 100%
Total: 1
Table 4.7 Tally
Table 4.7 shows the distribution of immunization among 60+ years old and above for
pneumococcal with no immunization, indicates that no one in the population aged 60 years and
above has initiated their pneumococcal immunization.
Significant others
Yes 2
No 3
Total 5
Function/Play in Family’s life
Wife 3
Husband 2
Total 5
Felt Family Needs (Family # 1 Otalla)

Financial Strain
Health Threat 2 1 2/3 x 1 0.67
Partially Modifiable 1 2 1/2 x 2 1
Moderate 2 1 2/3 x 1 0.67
Needing immediate 1 1 1/2 x 1 0.50
attention
Total: 2.84
Unfiltered water supply
Low 1 1 1/3 x 1 0.33
Not needing 1 1 1/2 x 1 0.5
immediate
attention
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Total: 2.5
Presence of breeding sites
Low 1 1 1/3 x 1 0.33
Not perceived as 1 1 1/2 x 1 0.50
a problem or
condition needing
to change
Total: 2.5
Improper waste disposal
Moderate 2 1 2/3 x 1 0.67
Not perceived as a 0 1 0/2 x 1 0
problem or condition
needing to change
Total: 2.34
Inadequate living space
Low 1 1 1/3 x 1 0.33
Needing immediate 1 1 1/2 x 1 0.50
attention
Total: 2.5
Felt Family Needs Family # 2

(Carangalan - Garjas)
Risk for Fall: Slippery
Easily Modifiable 1 2 1/2 x 2 1
Moderate 2 1 2/3 x 1 0.67
needing to change
Total: 2.34
Financials train
Low 1 1 1/3 x 1 0.33
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Needing immediate 1 1 1/2 x 1 1

attention
Total: 2.97
Unsanitary Garbage Disposal
Moderate 1 1 2/3 x 1 0.67
Not perceived as a 0 1 0/2 x 1 0.50
needing to change
Total: 2.5
Presence of Breeding Sites
Moderate 2 1 2/3 x 1 0.67
Not perceived as 0 1 0/2 x 1 0
a problem or
condition needing
to change
Total: 2.83
Poor Lighting and Ventilation
Moderate 1 1 1/3 x 1 0.33
Not perceived as a 1 1 1/2 x 1 0.50
needing to change
Total: 2.5
Felt Family Needs (Family # 3 Carangalan)

Inadequate food intake in quality and quantity
Moderate 1 1 1/3 x 1 0.33
immediate
attention
Total: 2.5
Presence of breeding sites of pests
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Moderate 1 1 1/3 x 1 0.67

Not needing 0 1 0/2 x 1 0.
immediate
attention
Total: 2.34
Financial constraint
Moderate 1 1 1/3 x 1 0.33
needing to change
Total: 3
Low 1 1 1/3 x 1 0.33
a problem or
condition needing
to change
Total: 2
Strained Family Relationship
Low 1 1 1/3 x 1 0.33
needing to change
Total: 2
Felt Family Needs (Family # 4 Esguerra)

Easily Modifiable 1 2 /2 x 2 1
Moderate 2 1 2/3 x 1 0.67
needing to change
Total: 2.34
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Low 1 1 1/3 x 1 0.33
needing to change
Total: 2
Flood hazard
Moderate 2 1 2/3 x 1 0.67
immediate
attention
Total: 2.84
Inadequate rest and sleep
Moderate 1 1 1/3 x 1 0.33
a problem or
condition needing
to change
Total: 2
Moderate 1 1 1/3 x 1 0.33
needing to change
Total: 2
Felt Family Needs (Family # 5 Delmendo)

High 3 1 3/3 x 1 1
immediate
attention
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Total: 3.17
High 3 1 3/3 x 1 1
immediate
attention
Total: 3.17
Risk for Fall: Slippery
High 3 1 3/3 x 1 1
immediate
attention
Total: 3.17
Moderate 2 1 2/3 x 1 0.67
immediate
attention
Total: 2.84
Improper garbage disposal
Moderate 2 1 2/3 x 1 0.67
immediate
attention
Total: 2.84
TOP 5 PRIORITIZATION
Felt Family Needs Rankin Score
1. Financial Strain 11.97
2. Risk for Fall: Slippery 8.16
3. Presence of breeding sites of 13.33
pests
4. Inadequate food intake in quality 8.01
and quantity
5. Inadequate living space 2.5
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Based on the five families I have interviewed, the highest ranking for felt family need is
improper garbage disposal with a score of 11.36, followed by flood hazard with 9.19 score,
presence of pests breeding site with a score of 9.52, inadequate living space a score of 9.18 and
lastly, poor lighting and ventilation with a score of 7.85
IV. Home Environment
DISTRIBUTION OF LOT OWNERSHIP
Yes 0 0%
No 5 100%
Total: 5
Table 5.1 Tally
Table 5.1 shows the distribution of lot ownership within the population with a total of 100% not
having the lot ownership. The entire population falls within this category, which means that not a
single individual in the community owns a piece of land or real estate property.
DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSE OWNERSHIP
Yes 4 80%
No 1 20%
Total: 5
Table 5.2 Tally
Table 5.2 Illustrates the distribution of house ownership with having 80% of the population have
ownership to the house, this demonstrates that most community members have invested in,
purchased, or otherwise acquired their own homes. And 20% does not have ownership to the house.
DISTRIBUTION OF TYPES OF HOUSING MATERIAL
Wood 0 0%
Concrete 0 0%
Mixed 5 100%
Makeshift 0 0%
Others 0 0%
Total: 5
Table 5.3 Tally
Table 5.3 Illustrates the distribution of types of housing materials with 80% of the population
mixed type this suggests a diverse range of construction methods and materials used in the
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community. This suggests that a portion of the community faces housing challenges, such as
limited resources or a need for temporary or improvised shelter.
DISTRIBUTION OF ADEQUATE LIVING SPACE
Yes 1 20%
No 4 80%
Total: 5
Table5.4 Tally
Table 5.4 shows the illustration of the distribution of adequate living space within the population
with 80% that indicates inadequate living space can encompass various issues, such as
overcrowding, substandard conditions, or limited space for daily activities and comfort. Whereas
20% of the population has adequate living space within the population.
DISTRIBUTION OF OWNED APPLIANCES
Television 3 18.75%
Refrigerator and/or Freezer 2 12.5%
Washing Machine and/or Dryer 1 6.25%
Electric Fan (ceiling, clip, stand, wall, etc.) 5 31.25%
Gadgets (phone, tablet, laptop, etc.) 5 31.25%
Stove 0 0%
Electric Kettle 0 0%
DVD Player 0 0%
Total: 16:
Table 5.5 Tally
Table 5.5 shows the distribution of owned appliances within the population with electric fan and
gadgets or cellphones having the most percentage of 31.25%, this category combines essential
cooling appliances with personal electronic devices, reflecting the importance of staying connected
and comfortable in daily life. Followed by television having 18/75%, which serve as a primary
source of entertainment, information, and education for many households. Refrigerator with 12.5%
that contribute to food safety and convenience. Lastly the washing machine with 6.25% of the
population
DISTRIBUTION OF TYPES OF GARBAGE DISPOSAL
Collected 2 40%
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Waste Segregation 0 0%
Feeding to animals 0 0%
Open Dumping 0 0%
Burning 0 0%
Burying 0 0%
Throw in the river/sewer 3 60%
Others (composting) 0 0%
Total: 5
Table 5.6 Tally
Table 5.6 shows the illustration of types of garbage disposal with majority of the population having
60% throws they’re garbage at river or sewers while 40% of them have their garbage being
collected by a scheduled truck that picks up the garbage.
DISTRIBUTION OF TYPE OF WASTE DISPOSAL
Flush 0 0%
Wrap and Throw 0 0%
Water-Sealed 5 100%
Pit privy 0 0%
Others 0 0%
Total: 5
Table 5.7 Tally
Table 5.7 shows that almost all of the total population uses the water-sealed type of waste disposal.
This demonstrates a commitment to hygiene, public health, and environmental protection.
DISTRIBUTION OF TYPES OF DRAINAGE SYSTEM

Open 5 100%
Closed 0 0%
Total 57
Table 5.8 Tally
Table 5.8 shows the distribution of the type of drainage system having 100% of the total population
has an open drainage system.
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DISTRIBUTION OF SOURCE OF WATER SUPPLY
Owned 2 40%
Bought 0 0%
Shared 3 60%
Others 0 0%
Total Families: 5
Table 5.9 Tally
Table 5.9 Illustrates the source of water supply within the population with shared water supply
being the highest percentage of 60% and owned water supply with 40% of the population.
DISTRIBUTION OF DRINKING WATER STORAGE
Refrigerated 0 0%
Uncovered 0 0%
Covered 5 100%
Others 0 0%
Total Families: 5
Table 5.10 Tally
Table 5.10 shows the distribution of drinking water storage with 100% of the population uses
covered storages for their drinking water storage
DISTRIBUTION OF FOOD STORAGE/COOKING FACILITIES
Covered 5 100%
Refrigerated 0 0%
Stove 0 0%
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Uncovered 0 0%
Cabinet 0 0%
Pots/pan, etc. 0 0%
Total Families: 5
Table 5.11 Tally
Table 5.11 illustrates the distribution of food storage with 100% of the population uses covered
facilities for food storage/cooking facilities.
DISTRIBUTION OF COMMON HOUSEHOLD PESTS FOUND AT HOME

Present 5 100%
Absent 0 0%
Total: 5
Table 5.12 Tally
Table 5.12 shows that almost all the families have presence of common household pests found at
home having 100% of the total population.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRESENT BREEDING SITES OF INSECTS, RODENTS, ETC
Yes 5 100%
No 0 0%
Total: 5
Table 5.13 Tally
Table 5.13 shows that the total population have said yes in present breeding sites of insects, rodents
etc. with having 100% of the population.
DISTRIBUTION OF PETS/ ANIMALS KEPT IN THE YARD/HOME
Yes 5 100%
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No 0 0%
Total: 5
Table 5.14 Tally
Table 5.14 shows the distribution of pet/animals that are kept at home or yard with having the total
population of 100% saying they have pets kept within their home.
DISTRIBUTION KIND OF PETS/ ANIMALS KEPT IN THE YARD/HOME

Dogs 0 0%
Cats 1 50%
Chicken 50%
1
Total Families: 2
Table 5.16 Tally
Table 5.16 shows that only 50% cats and Chicken that are kept as pets within their home or yard
of the total population.
V. Health and Health Practices

COMMON ILLNESS ENCOUNTERED FOR THE LAST 6 MONTHS
Cough 2 40%
Colds 5 100%
Fever 1 20%
Total Families: 5
Table 5.17 Tally
Table 5.17 shows that 100% of the population has encountered the illness, cold for the last 6
months and with it having the most common illness being encountered. Followed by 40%
having cough of the population and lastly with fever having only 20% have encountered
such Illness for the last 6 months.
ANTHROPOMETRIC DATA OF CHILDREN AND OLD AGE
Underweight 5 56%
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Normal range 2 22%
Overweight 2 22%
Total Number of children and old age: 9

Table 5.18 Tally
Table 5.18 Illustrates the anthropometric data of children and old age having 56% of the population
is underweight, followed by 22% both by the normal and overweight range of the total
population.
BODY MASS INDEX
Normal 2 22%
Severe Thin 4 44%
Mild Thin 0 0%
Overweight 2 22%
Moderate Thin 0 0%
Obese III 0 0%
Obese I 0 0%
Obese II 0 0%
TOTAL 9
Additionally, this table shows the specific category where the children and old age falls within the
body mass index. Having 44% of the population in BMI fall under the category of severe
thin, it suggests that a significant portion of the population is underweight and may be
experiencing health challenges. Followed by the normal range with 22% of the population,
which are considered to have a healthy weight relative to their height. This is often
indicative of good nutritional status and can have various implications. Lastly having also
22% with the overweight, indicates that a significant portion of the population has a weight
that exceeds what is considered normal or healthy relative to their height.
Reference: BMI Calculator

https://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/educational/lose_wt/BMI/bmi
calc.htm
WHOM DO YOU CONSULT FOR HEALTH-RELATED PROBLEMS

Manghihilot 0%
0
Doctor 3 37.9%
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Barangay Health Workers 0 0%
Albularyo 0 20%
Nurse 0 0%
Health Center 5 62%
Others 0 0%
Total Families: 5
Table 5.19 Tally
Table 5.19 Illustrates the fact that 100% of the population seeks consultation at health centers for
health-related problems and that 20% also resort to traditional healers, such as manghihilot and
albularyo, indicates a unique healthcare landscape and a blend of modern and traditional medical
practices within the community.
PROBLEMS OTHER THAN HEALTH, WHOM DO YOU CONSULT

Family Members 5 100%
Friends 0 0%
Priest 0 0.0%
Relatives 0 0%
Barangay Officials 0 0%
Others, Specify 0 0%
Total Families: 5
Table 5.20 Tally
Table 5.40 shows the distribution of consultation regarding problems other than health within the
community, with 100% consulting family members, 0% turning to friends, and 0% seeking
advice from relatives, highlights the significance of social networks and familial ties in problem
solving and decision-making. The fact that 100% of the population consults family members for
various non-health-related problems underscores the central role of family in the community's
DISTRIBUTION OF ADEQUATE REST AND SLEEP

Yes 4 80%
No 1 20%
Total 5
Table 5.21 Tally
Table 5.21 shows the distribution of adequate rest and sleep with 80% of the population
acknowledging the importance of getting adequate sleep is a positive and health-conscious
observation and 20% of them are not able to have an adequate rest and sleep
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DISTRIBUTION OF EXERCISE
Yes 1 20%
No 4 80%
Total 5
Table 5.22 Tally
Table 5.22 shows the distribution of exercise patterns within the community, with 80% of the
population not engaging in adequate exercise and only 20% meeting the criteria for adequate
exercise, reflects important insights into the community's overall physical activity levels and health
practices.
DISTRIBUTION OF RELAXATION ACTIVITIES
Yes 5 100%
No 0 0%
Total 5
Table 5.23 Tally
Table 5.23 Illustrates the distribution of relaxation activities within the community, with all five
families (100%) indicating that they engage in relaxation activities, is a clear indication of the
community's commitment to overall well-being and stress management.
DISTRIBUTION OF STRESS MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES

Yes 4 80%
No 1 20%
Total 5
Table 5.24 Tally
Table 5.24 the distribution indicating that all five families 80% within the community actively
engage in stress management activities is a highly positive and encouraging observation. This
unanimous participation reflects a strong commitment to personal well-being and a health
conscious community culture.
VI. Environment
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Kind of The families interact with their neighbors in different ways. Some
Neighborhood families create strong relationships with their neighbors through frequent
communication and friendliness. Other families, however, maintain a
greater level of seclusion and avoid having regular discussions.
Interestingly, a couple of the families have the added benefit of having
relatives who live next door, which strengthens and deepens their bonds..
Social and Health The local families are knowledgeable about the numerous neighborhood
Facilities Available amenities. These consist of the Barangay Hall for help and community
services, a Day Care Center for early childhood education, a Covered Court for
events and sports, a Sports Center encouraging a healthy lifestyle, and a
Public Market for easy shopping. These families now find it simpler to use
community resources and take part in leisure and health-related activities.
Communication
Facilities Since cell phones provide convenience, safety, and a method to strengthen
and preserve family ties even when distance keeps them apart due to work
and other commitments, all five families rely heavily on them for
communication, especially while some family members are away at work or
other locations. Cell phone dependence has emerged as a distinctive feature
of contemporary family life.
Transportation Most of the 5 families use motorcycles, bikes, tricycle for transportation
Facilities and work use, some of them just commute because they don’t have a
vehicle
Table 6.1 Narrative
VII. Awareness of Community and Organizations

AWARENESS OF EXISTING ORGANIZATIONS
Yes 3 60%
No 2 40%
Total 5
Table 7.1 Tally
Table 7.1 shows the distribution of awareness regarding the existence of organizations within the
community, with 60% of respondents being aware of them and 40% not being aware, sheds light
on the community's engagement with external groups.
NAME ALL THE ORGANIZATIONS YOU KNOW
4P's 5 71 %
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TUPAD 2 29%
Total Families: 7
Table 7.2 Tally
Table 7.2 shows the distribution of awareness regarding the existence of organizations within the
community, both the 4P’s has the percentage of 71% indicating that the total population knows
the said organization, whereas only 29% of the population can name Tupad
MEMBERSHIP OF THE ORGANIZATIONS
Yes 3 60%
No 2 40%
Total 5
Table 7.3 Tally
Table 7.3 shows the distribution of membership of organizations with 80% of the population
have no membership of the said organizations above this table, whereas only 20% of the
population is involved in the membership of the organization such as 4Ps, Tupad or Senior
Citizen.
AWARENESS OF THE ACTIVITIES AND PROJECTS

Yes 2 40%
No 3 60%
Total 5
Table 7.4 Tally
Table 7.4 Illustrates the distribution of awareness regarding activities and projects within the
community, with only 40% of the population being aware and 60% not being aware, suggests the
need for increased communication and engagement.
HOW ARE THE PEOPLE INSIDE THE COMMUNITY INVOLVED IN ITS

ACTIVITIES? While some community members are aware that numerous organizations exist,
their involvement and membership in these organizations is extremely limited. They primarily
participate in activities that are specifically planned by these organizations, like attending
seminars that offer financial aid to cover basic needs like food, healthcare, and education.
However, a sizeable segment of the public is still uninvolved and does not belong to these
groups; their knowledge is largely passive, and they only sometimes engage in active
involvement.
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DAILY JOURNAL (6 DAYS OF DUTY IN BRGY. SAN ISIDRO)
DATE ACTIVITY INSIGHTS/REFLECTION
OCTOBER 12, • First day of CHN2 I was excited to go out and socialize with some
2023 rotation in San community peps again so that I had organized my
(THURSDAY) Isidro equipment and was ready to wear my decorum in
advance. I made an effort to choose my favorite pants
for safety and professionally so that I could represent
an actual community-based nurse in the eye of many
people, I left the house early as the required time to
be more prepared in the area, and as i arrive alot of
them are there already, minutes a go my beloved
Clinical Instructor came and we proceed to the
meeting room on the second level of the barangay
hall, as for the start we all take time to get to know
• Introduce yourself one another. A lot of fun was had making
and brief story introductions and telling what are my plans would be
about my someday and by that i was having a taste of
expectations and socialization with others and practicing having
CHN 1 experience comfortable communication so that if we go to the
. area I'll be able to approach nice and decently
OCTOBER 13, I left the house earlier than necessary and arrived to
2023 (FRIDAY) • House to house the Brgy on the following day of our community
interview rotation. We took the van provided by the barangay
and headed for our duty at Riverside San Isidro. As
we were traveling there, I was wondering what sort
• Home Visits of a community it would be since the last time I was
(Individual in SJ7 a community was done in a subdivision where
Household mostly the residences are well-kept and the people
Interviews) are wealthy. However, when I arrived here on the
San Isidro Riverside, the barangay Tanod
accommodated us entering the community. As I
walked I saw the difference from the place where I
lived . The pathway was extremely limited, wet and
it was slippery. Knowing what the people who live in
Riverside do for a living or how they live here was
extremely educational, even though we had all of this
at the same time as our tiredness. This day, it was
quite worn out. We won't be doing as much physical
work as I thought. I believe it's since it was the first
time the interview was completed effectively. It was
exciting and enjoyable. I had the opportunity to meet
various families, each with their own problems and
issues.
OCTOBER 14, • Home Revisits and

2023 collecting data
(SATURDAY) Since today was the last day of RLE for the week, I
left the house earlier than necessary and got to the
Brgy. After realizing that Ma'am MJ was already in
• Sharing the place and as it was getting close to 7 am i prepared
unusual myself and my question so there would be no more
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circumstances and delay in the interview and as all are there we left and
stories of the rode on a van provided by the barangay going to
family we noticed Riverside San Isidro to make follow-up home visits
and gathered to gather the inadequate data and to complete the 5
families required for the tally so I started visiting the
my needed families as soon as I arrived, and it was a
very enjoyable experience, i came across various
families and each of them have a unique story so i
began to marites to gain a lot of data and also i put
myself to their shoes to much more understand the
idea of their story and to put sympathy with their
situation .
After collecting our data needed we rode a tricycle

back to the barangay hall following a
long discussion upon arriving, as usual we sat down
to eat while telling our experiences. We have all
reached the required number of households to begin
our individual tally and as following week we would
have a group tally.
OCTOBER 19, • Online Session I woke up early and noticed that we're just online for
2023 this day so that i just prepared my phone and wear
(THURSDAY) my proper decorum. We are having a discussion
online about our tallying, since Ma'am Mj is not
• Attendance and feeling well and needs to go to the hospital for a
Decorum checkup, we have conducted an online decorum
whereby we are still expected to wear pants. We are
• Discussion and currently meeting Ma'am at Google to continue our
Division of Task discussion and
as this day started ma'am MJ told our group leader,
Mr. Quiones to properly planned the day's events.
He gave each of us specific tasks to complete,

emphasizing the crucial value of cooperation and
shared accountability in our academic endeavor and
as the task i received was to make a table for every
graph and number the corresponding order and as we
continue we are all doing our part individually
OCTOBER 20, • Online Session Today would be the last day of our preparation for
2023 (FRIDAY) the presentation of our final total from the San Isidro
community. Similar to yesterday, we had an online
conversation to assist us communicate better and
• Attendance and help each other with queries about our presentation
Decorum with the priority because it consumed the most of our
time, I was grateful to hear from every member of
• Final division of my group that they are all going actively to achieve
Task our shared objective of producing excellent work as
we continue with our tasks.
We also gain an understanding of how was the
public health nurse job is and the hard work just to
make the community healthy, We hope that
tomorrow our hard work would be worth it.
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OCTOBER 21, • Online Session As a start today we're in online platform since Ma'am
2023 Cañon hasn't been discharged yet and sadly this is the
(SATURDAY) very last day of our duty here in San Isidro, Even
though we were not fully prepared for the work at
• Attendance and hand, we started the presentation, and I'm a little bit
Decorum lack of sleep due to working on the presentation, that
later on we'll be holding our presentation via Google
• Reporting Meet online, and after the presentation Ma'am has
given us feedback as we continue with our
presentation on what should be the inputs and
outcomes of both it and each of our individual
presentations and sadly i have alot of mistake but that
won't let me down even the day was an hard and
tiring, i came to see how important it is to take
advantage of every opportunity and make sure we are
fully prepared for such presentations. The comments
made by Ma'am MJ regarding our work were
insightful and served as a clear reminder of where we
may have done better.
MY OVERALL REFLECTION/INSIGHTS ON MY 6 DAYS ROTATION TO CHN 2 IN BRGY.

SAN ISIDRO
We have completed our final duty as community health nurses in Barangay San Isidro as of today. It's a
time when I can think about and gain understanding. I have learned a great deal and had a ton of
experiences over the past two weeks as we went into the middle of this battling community. I am
certain that, after just six days on the duty at San Isidro, I learned enough to be useful as my own guide
for the rest of my journey. To interact with the other person, to put sympathy to their problems to
socialize to the person that i never seen before, although it has been challenging but then its worthwhile
because i have all learned a lot and had a chance to understand what it's really to work as a public
health nurse and to be able to conquer my low communication level and able to sustain my shyness that
helps and taught me to push myself more as a healthcare professional thanks to the opportunity it
allowed me to experience it.
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Health Problem Family Nursing Problem Goal of Care Objective of Care Nursing Intervention Method of Resources Evaluation
Family N-P Required
Contact
Health Deficit: - Inability to provide family After the effective Short Term Objective: Health - Home Visit home visits: After the effective
resources conducive to Nursing intervention Education: - To see the nursing interventions,
health maintenance and the family will be able After once in a 3 - Discuss stress progress of the student nurses:
Family size personal development due to have enough months home visits of management and -Interview financial and
beyond what to financial knowledge about the nursing intervention, relaxation techniques to employment status. -Provided health
family resources constraints/limited financial government services the family will be able help patients cope with education about family
inadequately -Health
resources. and to have a stable job to: the emotional toll of planning
provide. Teaching Visual Materials:
and family resources. financial strain.
- Ensure the head of - - A flier illustrating -Discussed the
- Collaborative: the "proper possible government
Subjective Data: the family the extent budgeting tips " assistance programs
- “Minsan po kasi of financial strain,
In collaboration with the like food stamps.
walang pambili ng related stressors, and
LGU, we can connect
kanin at ulam” as its impact on health private individuals with
Material
Housing vouchers or
verbalized by the Resources:
- Explain thefinancial assistance medical aids to
mother. - Budget planner
disadvantages ofprograms and help alleviate some financial
insufficient financial individuals create and burden Referred the
stick to a budget plan. Human family to social
Objective Data: to give awareness to Resources:
the family about the workers, financial
- Unstable job of
the head of the occurrence of possible -We can seek assistance counselors of
crisis and diseases. from financial counselors - Time and community
family who can provide • the situation.
effort of both
- They will guidance on budgeting, the nurse and organizations that
- Insufficient of debt management, and
encourage their head the family specialize financial
financial support financial planning.
of the family to seek themselves. assistance, job
for a profitable job placement, or skill
building programs.
Financial
Intermediate Resources:
Objective: Financial support
for home visits
- Encourage parents for facilitating
to either obtain effective
sidelines or business outreach
within their
community.
Long-term Objective:
Head of the family

will ensure and
verbalized their
understanding of
saving and
investment for
future financial
security.
FAMILY ASSESSMENT GUIDE FORM
Family Name: OTALLA Address: San Isidro, Riverside
I. Demographic Data
Household Number: 18-0823-091 Barangay House Number: RS #87
II. Family Profile

Length of Residency: 85 years
Place of Origin: Husband San Isidro Wife: Gumaca, Quezon
Family Size:6
Religion: Husband Catholic Wife: Catholic.
Family Member’s Chart
Family Age Sex Civil Position Relationship Place of
Members Status in the to residence
Family Family Head
Myla Otalla 52 F Widowed Mother Husband San Isidro
Virgilo Otalla 70 M Deceased Father Wife San Isidro
Napoleon Otalla 3 M Single Oldest Daughter San Isidro

child
Myleen Otalla 30 F Single Second Daughter San Isidro
child
Myra Otalla 28 F Single Third Daughter San Isidro

Child
Lavern Otalla 28 M Single Youngest Son San Isidro

Child

Type of Family Structure
Based on Composition Based on power Based on place of
Residence
A. Extended ___ A. Matriarchal / A. Patrilocal __/____
B. Nuclear ___/_ B. Patriarchal ____ B. Matrilocal _____
C. Cohabiting/Communal C. Egalitarian ____ C. Bilocal ________
D. Others ___ D. Others _______ D. Others _______
Dominant Family Members

Decision making especially on matters of Mother
health care
Decision about money and how it is spent Mother
General Family Relationship/Dynamics

CRITERIA STATUS ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Observable conflicts Unobserved Her son and other family members were
between family members at work, making her unobservable.
When questioned about her
relationship with her family, she was,
nevertheless, reticent to speak.
Characteristics of Poor communication The grandmother has a phone,

communication but not all of her sons have one,
and they often talk to each when
at home.
Interaction patterns Good interaction The Grandmother said that they

among members don’t have bonding with each other,
due to her son is always at work
Educational Occupation Place Income Health Immunization

Family Attainment of History Status
Members Work
Myla Otalla Elementary Helper San 500 per None INC - 2

level - Isidro, week primary
Grade 5 doses w/o
booster of
Napoleon Illiterate Unemployed N/A N/A None Covid
Otalla Vaccine
Elementary Factory INC - 2
Myleen Otalla level – Worker Biñan 1k/Monthly None primary
Grade 3 doses w/o
Factory
booster of
Myra Otalla Elementary Worker
Covid
level – Biñan 1k/Monthly None
Grade 4 Vaccine
Lavern Otalla Elementary Factory Biñan 1k/Monthly None I INC - 2

level – Worker primary
Grade 6 doses w/o
booster of
Covid
Vaccine
Significant Others: _____ Yes __/__ No

Function/Play in Family’s life: Mother
Felt Family Needs (Identify and rank according to priority)
1. Unfiltered drinking water supply
2. Proper garbage disposal

3. Home and Environment Safety (Flood Hazard)
4.
IV. Home and Environment
A. Is your lot owned? ______________ ______/_______ No
Yes
B. Is your house owned? ______/_______ No
______________ Yes
C. Type of housing materials
______ wood __/__ mixed
______ concrete _____ makeshift
Others specify
___________________________________________________________
D. Is the living space adequate? _______ Yes ____/___ No

Measurement (Approximately) 8.18 sqm
E. Sleeping Arrangement Some of the family members sleeps in bed and in the floor
F. Appliances owned by the family? Cellphone, Electric fan
G. Type of garbage disposal
_______ Collected ______ Burning
_______ Waste Segregation ______ Burying
_______ Feeding to animals ___/__ Throw in the river/sewer
_______ Open dumping ______ Others, specify _______________
H. Type of waste disposal
_______ Flush ___/___ Water – sealed
_______ Wrap and Throw _______ Pit privy
_______ Others, Specify,

__________________________________________________
I. Type of Drainage System ____/___ Open _______ Closed
J. Source of water supply
_____Owned ____/__ Shared
_____ Bought ______ Others, specify
K. Drinking water storage
______ Refrigerated ____/__ Covered
______ Uncovered _______ Others,
Specify containers used: Pitcher, Water gallon
L. Food storage/cooking facilities

__/___ Covered ______ Uncovered
______ Refrigerated ______Cabinet
______ Stove _____ pots/pan, etc.
M. Common household pests found at home Rodents, ants and cockroaches
N. Are there breeding sites of insects, rodents etc. present ___/____ Yes
______ No O. Pets/Animals kept in the yard/home 1 dog
P. Are there accident hazards present? ____/____ Yes _________ No
Please specify, slippery road

A. Common Illnesses encountered for the last 6
months and the treatment applied
Colds and cough are the common illnesses they’ve
encountered and used medication is neozep and
biogesic
B. Nutritional Assessment Anthropometric Data of

Children
Family Weight Height Mid- upper BMI
Member arm
circumference
Family Dietary Habits

What did you eat yesterday? (24 hours dietary recall)
Breakfast: Rice with coffee
Lunch:Rice with egg
Dinner:Rice with egg
C. Whom do you consult for health-related problems?
_____ Manghihilot ____ Albularyo
_____ Midwife _____ Nurse
__/___ Doctor ___/__ Health Center
_____ Barangay Health Workers _____ Others, specify _________________
D. For problems other than health, whom do you consult?
__/__ Family Members _____ Relatives
_____ Friends _____ Barangay Officials
_____ Priest _____ Others, Specify _________________
E. Have you had adequate?
1. Rest and Sleep __/__ Yes _____ No
2. Exercises ____Yes __/__ No
3. Relaxation activities __/__ Yes _____ No
4. Stress Management Activities __/__ Yes _____ No
VI. Environment
Kind of Neighborhood Good neighborhood and most are relatives
Social and Health Facilities Barangay Hall, Health Center, Day Care
Available Center
Communication Facilities Cellphone
Transportation Facilities Tricycle
VII. Awareness of Community Organization

A. Are you aware of existing organizations in the community?
B. Name al l the organizations you know 4Ps
C. Are you a member of any of these organizations? _____ Yes ___/_ No
D. D. Are you aware of its activities and projects? __/___ Yes ____ No
E. How are you involved in activities:
The family is not involved in
Family Name: Carangalan - Garjas Address: San Isidro, Riverside
I. Demographic Data
Household Number: 18-0723-018 Barangay House Number: RS # 20
II. Family Profile

Place of Origin: Husband San Isidro Wife: Calamba
Family Size: 3
Religion: Husband Roman Catholic Wife: Roman Catholic
Family Members Age Sex Civil Position Relationship Place of
Status in the to residence
Family Family Head
Anec 25 M Single Father Head San Isidro
Janine 28 F Single Mother Wife Pital, Calamba
Zailo 3 M Single 1st Child Son San Isidro

Based on Composition Based on power
Based on place of
Residence
A. Extended ___ A. Matriarchal __ A. Patrilocal ___/___
B. Nuclear __/__ B. Patriarchal ___/_ B. Matrilocal ___
C. Cohabiting/Communal C. Egalitarian ____ C. Bilocal ________
__
Dominant Family
Members
Decision making especially on matters of Mother
health care
Decision about money and how it is spent Father
Observable conflicts Without Conflict • As I interview the

between family members mother, she
respectfully
communicates with
me, and the same
corresponds to the
father with her
children, so there are
no conflicts
throughout the
interview. The mother
and father both get
along well with the
children.
Characteristics of Good Interaction Her son and daughter engage with
communication their mother in a wonderful manner,
indicating that the family's
communication is dependable.
.
Interaction patterns Good Interaction The husband and wife eat together
among members with their son and the wife is taking
care of her husband when going out
for work.

Members Work
Anec Highschool Factory Binan 475 N/A Complete
Graduate Worker daily Covid vaccine with
2 booster
Janine Highschool Unemployed N/A N/A N/A INC - 2 primary

level - doses w/o booster
Grade 8 of Covid
Vaccine
Zailo N/A Unemployed N/A N/A N/A N/A
Significant Others: _____ Yes __/_ No

Function/Play in Family’s life: Mother
1. Risk for Fall: Slippery
2. Financial constraint
3. Unsanitary garbage disposal
4. Presence of Breeding Sites
5. Poor Lighting and Ventilation

A. Is your lot owned? ______________ Yes ______/_______ No
B. Is your house owned? _______/______ Yes ______________ No
______ wood __/__ mixed
Others specify
___________________________________________________________
D. Is the living space adequate? ______ Yes ____/___ No
Measurement (Approximately) 7.1 sqm
E. Sleeping Arrangement Sleeps together in one bed
F. Appliances owned by the family? Cellphone, Electric fan, TV
__________________________________________________
I. Type of Drainage System ___/____ Open _______ Closed

_____Owned _____/__ Shared
______ Refrigerated ___/___ Covered
Specify containers used Pitcher, Water gallon

_____ Refrigerated ______ Cabinet
______ Stove ______
pots/pan, etc.
M. Common household pests found at home Rodents, cockroach, termites
N. Are there breeding sites of insects, rodents etc. present __/___ Yes _____ No
O. Pets/Animals kept in the yard/home None
P. Are there accident hazards present? ____/____ Yes ________ No
Please specify, Slippery stairs

A. Common Illnesses encountered for the last 6 months and the treatment applied
Once have encounter cough and used biogesic.
B. Nutritional Assessment Anthropometric Data of Children

Family Weight Height Mid- upper arm BMI

Member circumference
Zailo 13kg 100cm 9cm Underweight1
3.0

Breakfast: Pandesal and Coffee
Lunch: Rice with tocino
Dinner: Rice with adobo
_____ Manghihilot _____ Albularyo
_____ Doctor ___/_ Health Center
_____ Barangay Health Workers _____ Others, specify ________
__/__ Friends _____ Barangay Officials
2. Exercises _____ Yes __/__ No
VI. Environment
Kind of Neighborhood They are not close to their neighbors and

most likely to isolate their self at home
Social and Health Facilities Barangay Hall, Health Care Cente
Available
Transportation Facilities Tricycle

B. Name al l the organizations you know 4ps, Tupad, Wise
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? By attending meetings and attend the
seminars that the barangay has prepare
Family Name: Delmendo Address: San Isidro, Riverside
I. Demographic Data
Household Number: 18-0723-008 Barangay House Number: 45
II. Family Profile

Place of Origin: Husband Isabela Wife: San Isidro, Riverside
Family Size: 6

Family Family Head
Richard 34 M S-CL Father Head San Isidro
Delmendo
Naryra Delmendo 33 F S-CL Wife Wife San Isidro
Mary Chris 13 F Single 1st child Daughter San Isidro
Delmendo
Ann Mary 11 F Single 2nd child Daughter San Isidro
Delmendo
Michelle 7 F Single 3rd child Daughter San Isidro
Delmendo
Princess 6 F Single 4th child Daughter San Isidro
Delmendo

Residence
A. Extended ___ A. Matriarchal __ A. Patrilocal ______
B. Nuclear _/___ B. Patriarchal ____ B. Matrilocal __/__
C. Cohabiting/Communal ___ C. Egalitarian __/__ C. Bilocal ________
D. Others __ D. Others _______ D. Others _______
Dominant Family Members

Decision making especially on matters of Both

health care
Decision about money and how it is spent Mother

Observable conflicts Without Conflict The head of the family's away

between family and the children is conquering
members the command of its mother.
Characteristics of Good Communication The Children communicates to
communication their mother in a respectful
manner in a way that they use
po and opo and when talking.
Interaction patterns Good Interaction The mother and her childrens
among members are eating together before
going to school when the
husband comes home from
work, she prepare for her food.

Members Work
Richard Elementary Company San 10,000 Trangkaso, 2 dose of

Delmendo - Grade 6 Driver Isidro monthly Sinat / Pfizer with
Lagnat 2 boosters
Naryra Elementary – Unemployed None None Trangkaso 2 dose of

Delmendo Grade 4 / Lagnat Pfizer w/o
booster
Mary Chris Highschool Unemployed None None None None
Delmendo level - 2nd
Year
Ann Mary Elementary Unemployed None None None None
Delmendo – Grade 5
Michelle Elementary Unemployed None None None None

Delmendo – Grade 2
Princess Kinder Unemployed None None None None

Delmendo
Significant Others: _____ Yes _/__ No

Function/Play in Family’s life:Father

1. Inadequate food intake in quality and quantity
3. Risk for Fall: Slippery
4. Presence of breeding sites of pests
5. Lack of Immunization
A. Is your lot owned? ___________ Yes ________/_____ No
B. Is your house owned? ___/______ Yes ______ No
______ wood __/__ mixed
Others specific_____________________________________
Measurement (Approximately) 7 sqm
E. Sleeping Arrangement They are all in the floor with foldable bed
F. Appliances owned by the family? Washing, TV, Bunner, fan, cellphone
____/__ Collected ______ Burning
_______ Feeding to animals _____ Throw in the river/sewer
G. Type of waste disposal
_______ Others, Specify ________________________________
H. Type of Drainage System ____/___ Open _______ Closed

I. Source of water supply
___/__Owned ______ Shared
J. Drinking water storage
______ Refrigerated ___/___ Covered
Specify containers used Pitcher, Water Jug
K. Food storage/cooking facilities

___/__ Covered ______ Uncovered
______ Refrigerated _____ Cabinet
______ Stove ______ pots/pan, etc.
L. Common household pests found at home Rodents and ants
M. Are there breeding sites of insects, rodents etc. present __/___ Yes _____ No
N. Pets/Animals kept in the yard/home 1 cat
O. Are there accident hazards present? ____/____ Yes ________ No
Please specify, narrow stairs and slippery

A. Common Illnesses encountered for the last 6 months and the treatment applied:
Fever and the treatment are only biogesic

Mary Chris 33 kg 57 inch 11.5 cm 12.9

Delmendo Underweight
Ann Mary 25kg 53 inch 9.67 cm 13.92
Michelle 21kg 48 inch 8.7 cm 14.11
Delmendo underweight
Princess 16kg 140cm 6.9 cm 7.72

Breakfast:Rice with egg
Lunch:Rice with fish
Dinner:Rice with fish
_____ Doctor __/__ Health Center
_____ Barangay Health Workers _____ Others, specify ___
____ Friends _____ Barangay Officials
1. Rest and Sleep ____ Yes __/___ No
2. Exercises __/___ Yes ____ No

VI. Environment
Kind of Neighborhood Have good relationship with the neighbors, most
of them are relatives
Social and Health Facilities Barangay Hall, Health Center, Day Care
Available Center, Covered Court
Transportation Facilities Motorcycle

B. Name al l the organizations you know 4Ps and VAWC
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? Not involved in its activities.
Family Name: Carangalan Address: San Isidro, Riverside
• Demographic Data
Household Number:18-0823-080 Barangay House Number: 12
• Family Profile
Place of Origin: Husband San Isidro, Riverside Wife: San Isidro,
Riverside
Family Size: 3
Family Family Head
Arnaldo 45 M S-CL Father Head San Isidro
Carangalan
Leni Carangalan 44 F S-CL Mother Wife Singapore
Arman 23 M S-CL Only Son San Isidro
Carangalan Child

Based on Composition Based on power Based on place of Residence
A. Extended ___ A. Matriarchal ___ A. Patrilocal __/___
B. Nuclear _/__ B. Patriarchal ____ B. Matrilocal _____
C. Cohabiting/Communal C. Egalitarian _/__ C. Bilocal ________
___
Dominant Family
Members
health care
Decision about money and how it is spent Both

Observable conflicts Without conflict The family head and his wife
between family members haven't spoken for the previous
three months, and their kid is the
only one who can.
Characteristics of Poor communication Members of the family haven't spoken

communication for the previous three months, and
their kid is the only one who can talk
both sides but only using cellphone.
Interaction patterns Poor interaction Family head said that do not bond
among members all together. They are too distant
with each other and there is no
communication at all.
Educationa Occupation Place of Incom Health Immunizatio

Family l Work e History n
Members Attainment Status
Arnaldo Elementary Helper San 4,800 Hypertensio INC - 2
Carangalan level - Isidro weekly n primary
Grade 6 doses w/o
booster of
Covid
Vaccine
Leni College Helper San 1000 N/A Complete - 2
Carangalan level - 4 (OFW) Isidro, per day primary
year Riversid doses with
e booster of
Covid
Vaccine
Arman Senior High Constructio Cavite 500/per N/A INC - 2
Carangalan level - n day primary
Grade doses w/o
12 booster of
Covid
Vaccine
Significant Others: _____ Yes __/_ No

Function/Play in Family’s life: Father
3. Risk for fall: Slippery
5. Strained Family Relationship

a Is your lot owned? ______________ Yes ________/_____ No
b Is your house owned? ________/_____ Yes
______________ No
c Type of housing materials
______ wood __/__ mixed
Others specify
___________________________________________________________
d Is the living space adequate? ____/___ Yes _______ No
e Sleeping Arrangement: He only sleep alone
f Appliances owned by the family? TV, Radio, Speaker, CP, Electric fan,
g Type of garbage disposal

h Type of waste disposal
__________________________________________________
i Type of Drainage System ___/____Open _______ Closed
j Source of water supply
_____Owned _______ Shared
_____ Bought ___/___ Others, specify
k Drinking water storage
___/__ Refrigerated ____/__ Covered
______ Uncovered ____/__ Others,
Specify containers used Water Jug
l Food storage/cooking facilities

_____ Refrigerated ______ Cabinet
______ Stove ____ pots/pan, etc.
m Common household pests found at home, Rodents and Mosquitoes
n Are there breeding sites of insects, rodents etc. present ____/___ Yes
______ No
o Pets/Animals kept in the yard/home Chickens
p Are there accident hazards present? ____/____ Yes ____/____ No
Please specify, Slippery stairs
• Health and Health Practices

a Common Illnesses encountered for the last 6 months and the treatment applied
He does not have any illnesses in the past 6months
b Nutritional Assessment
Anthropometric Data of Children
Family Weight Height Mid- upper BMI
Member arm
circumference
Arnaldo 65 kg 165cm 21.32 cm 23.88
Carangalan Normal
weight
Leni 50 kg 146 cm 20cm 23.46
Carangalan Normal
weight
Arman 68 kg 169cm 23cm 23.81
Carangalan Normal

Breakfast: Pandesal with Coffee
Lunch: Rice with Sinigang
Dinner: Rice with Sinigang
_____ Doctor __/__ Health Center

_____ Barangay Health Workers _____ Others,
specify_________________
1. Rest and Sleep ____ Yes _/___ No
2. Exercises __/__ Yes _____ No
VI. Environment
Kind of Neighborhood Good communication with the neighbors,
comfortable with each other since most of the
neighbors are relatives
Social and Health Facilities Barangay Hall, Health Center,
Available
Transportation Facilities Bike


C. Are you a member of any of these organizations? ____ Yes _/___ No
D. D. Are you aware of its activities and projects? ____ Yes ___/__ No
E. How are you involved in its activities? Not involved
Family Name: Esguerra Address:San Isidro, Riverside
I. Demographic Data
Household Number: 18-0723-026 Barangay House Number: RS # 028
II. Family Profile

Place of Origin: Husband Nueva Ecija Wife: Nueva Ecija
Family Size: 5

Family Family Head
Francisco 52 M Married Father Head San Isidro
Gina 46 F Married Mother Wife San Isidro
Kim 26 F Single 1st Child Daughter San Isidro
Nicole 20 F Single 2nd Child Daughter San Isidro
Gian 16 M Single 3rd Child Son San Isidro

Residence
A. Extended ___ A. Matriarchal ___ A. Patrilocal ___/___
B. Nuclear _/__ B. Patriarchal __/__ B. Matrilocal ____
C. Cohabiting/Communal ___ C. Egalitarian _/__ C. Bilocal ________
Dominant Family
Members

health care
Decision about money and how it is spent Both

Observable conflicts Unobserved Unable to observe conflicts since

between family the family of the father is in the
members other house
Characteristics of Poor communication Members of the family haven't

communication spoken for the previous three
months, and their kid is the only one
who can talk both sides but only
using cellphone
Interaction patterns Poor Family head said that do not bond
among members interaction altogether. They are too distant
with each other and there is no
communication at all.
Educationa Occupation Place Incom Health History Immunizatio

Family l of e n Status
Members Attainment Work
Francisco College Vendor San 500/ Hypertension, INC - 2
level - 3th Isidro weekly Hyperlipidemi primary
Year a doses w/o
boosters of
Covid
Vaccine
Gina Highschool Unemploye N/A N/A None INC - 2

Graduate d primary
doses w/o
boosters of
Covid
Vaccine
Kim College Working Cabuya 493/ None FIC- 2
Graduate Student o perday primary
doses
boosters of
Covid
Vaccine
Nicole College Student N/A N/A N/A INC - 2
level – 2nd primary
year doses w/ 1
boosters of
Covid
Vaccine
Gian Junior Unemploye N/A N/A N/A INC - 2
Highschool d primary
– Grade 11 doses w/ 1
boosters of
Covid
Vaccine
Significant Others: ____ Yes __/__ No
Function/Play in Family’s life: Father
3. Flood hazard
4. Inadequate rest and sleep

A. Is your lot owned? ______________ Yes _______/______ No
B. Is your house owned? _______/______ Yes ______________ No
______ wood __/__ mixed
Others specify
___________________________________________________________
E. Sleeping Arrangement All family members sleeps together
F. Appliances owned by the family? TV, Electric fan, Washing machine, Cellphone,
____/__ Collected ______ Burning
_______ Feeding to animals ______ Throw in the river/sewer
__________________________________________________
I. Type of Drainage System ___/____ Open _______ Closed

__/__Owned _______ Shared
_____ Bought _______ Others, specify ____________
______ Refrigerated ____/___ Covered
Specify containers used ________Water Container_________

___/__ Covered ______ Uncovered
______ Refrigerated ______ Cabinet
______ Stove ______ pots/pan, etc.
M. Common household pests found at home Ants, Rodents, and Cockroaches
N. Are there breeding sites of insects, rodents etc.
O. present ____/___ Yes ______ No
P. Pets/Animals kept in the yard/home None
Q. Are there accident hazards present? ____/_____ Yes ________ No
Please specify, Slippery pathway

A. Common Illnesses encountered for the last 6 months and the treatment applied
Cough and Cold, they take Biogesic and Neozep


Francisco 65 kg 152.94 cm 20 cm 28.13
Overweight
Gina 67kg 152.40cm 21cm 28.62
Overweight
Kim 50kg 160.02cm 17cm 19.29
Normal
weight
Nicole 50kg 154.94 16cm 20.81
Normal
weight
Gian 48kg 152.40cm 15cm 20.78
Normal
weight

Breakfast: Rice with bread, coffee and milk
Lunch: Rice with fried bangus
Dinner: Rice with Nilaga
____ Manghihilot _____ Albularyo
___/__ Doctor _/___ Health Center
_____ Barangay Health Workers _____ Others, specify
_________________

2. Exercises _____ Yes __/__ No
3. Relaxation activities ____ Yes __/___ No
4. Stress Management Activities ____ Yes ___/__ No
VI. Environment
Kind of Neighborhood Approachable with neighborhood, strong
relationship with the neighbors
Social and Health Facilities Barangay Hall, Health Care Center, Covered
Available court

Transportation Facilities Motorcycle

C. Are you a member of any of these organizations? _____ Yes _/___ No
D. D. Are you aware of its activities and projects? _____ Yes __/__ No
E. How are you involved in its activities?
Not involved in its activities

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

INDIVIDUAL TALLYING OF INTERVIEWED

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

I. Population Profile .............................................................................................................

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

>1-18 years old 6 27.2%

>18-59 years old 17 77.2%

60+ years old 1 4.5%

Total Population: 22 100%

DISTRIBUTION OF SEX (Assigned at birth)

DISTRIBUTION OF CIVIL STATUS

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

II. Family Profile

1-5 years 1 20%

6-10 years 1 20%

>21 years 3 60%

DISTRIBUTION OF FAMILY SIZE

Medium (4-7) 3 60%

Large (8 above) 0 20%

DISTRIBUTION OF PLACE OF ORIGIN (HUSBAND AND WIFE)

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

III. Family Characteristics

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

DISTRIBUTION OF FAMILY STRUCTURE BASED ON POWER

DISTRIBUTION OF FAMILY STRUCTURE BASED ON PLACE RESIDENCE

DISTRIBUTION OF DOMINANT FAMILY MEMBERS BASED ON DECISION

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

DISTRIBUTION OF DOMINANT FAMILY MEMBERS BASED ON DECISION

OBSERVABLE CONFLICTS BETWEEN FAMILY MEMBERS

No conflicts observed 3 60%

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

Bad (Non-effective Communication) 2 40%

INTERACTION PATTERNS AMONG MEMBERS

Interaction patterns is present and observed 5 100%

Current student 8 36.3%

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

Elementary level 6 27.2%

Elementary graduate 1 4.5%

Highschool graduate 1 4.5%

Junior High level 0 0%

Senior high level 0 0%

Senior high graduate 2 9%

College Graduate 1 4.5%

FAMILY MONTHLY INCOME

Above Minimum Wage 0 0%

Within Minimum Wage (8,000 to 11,000) 0 0%

Below Minimum Wage 5 100%

DISTRIBUTION OF EMPLOYMENT STATUS

Unemployed (Minor) 6 27.2%

Unemployed (Legal age) 2 9%

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

Working Student 1 4.5%

DISTRIBUTION OF OCCUPATION STATUS

Working Student 1 4.5%

Factory worker 3 13.6%

HEALTH HISTORY AND IMMUNIZATION

DISTRIBUTION OF HEALTH HISTORY

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING