I.

FAMILY STRUCTURE, CHARACTERISTICS, AND DYNAMICS

Table 1. TYPES OF FAMILY, DOMINANT FAMILY MEMBERS, NAME, SEX, AGE, CIVIL STATUS, POSITION IN THE FAMILY, PALCE AND TYPE OR RESIDENCE, AND GENERAL FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS
AND DYNAMICS

Type of Domin Name Sex Age Civil Status Position in the Place of Type of General family Relationship/Dynamic
Family ant family Residence Residence
family
memb
er
M F S M D SEP. U R Conflict between family members
Cause Evident Not evident
(specify)
N-F MA Evelyn Ratuita / / Mother /
E-F / PA / Leonardo / / Father /
Ratuita
B-F SYN Loida Ratuita / / Daugther /
COMP-F ALPC Joey Tagatac / / /
COHAB-F Other Louisa Joy / / Grand daughter /
s Ratuita
(specif
y)
SING-P
Others
(specify)
 II. SOCIOECONOMIC AND CULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS

Name of the family members Decision Occupation (BLUE Collar) Occupation (White Collar) Place of Work Income
maker
for the
allocatio
n of the
money
Construction Farming Business Others Teacher Nurse Engr. Doctor Overseas Others Inside Outside overseas
worker (specify) (specify) (specify) (specify) locality locality
Evelyn Ratuita BHW / Php 1,000
Leonardo Ratuita / / / Php 5,625
Loida Ratuita House /
wife
Joey Tagatac House / Php 9,750
careta
ker
Louisa Joy Ratuita N/A
Total: Php 16,375

Other sources of income:

4P’s
Relative abroad
Others (specify) Animal under 250 Php 250
their care
Total: Php 250
Table 2.1 DECISION MAKER FOR ALLOCATION OF MONEY, OCCUPATION, PLACE OF WORK, INCOME, AND OTHER SOURCES OF INCOME

Table 2.2 Summary of monthly income

 Monthly Income Range Family Income Bracket
( Albert et.al.,2015)
Less than Php 7,890 per month (Poor)
Php 7,890- Php 15,780 (Low income) Php 16,625
Php 15, 780- Php 31,560 (Lower middle income)
Php 31, 560- Php 78,900 ( Middle Middle Income)
Php 78,900- Php 118,350 ( Upper Middle Income)
Php 118,350- Php 157,800 (Upper income)
At least Php157,800 ( Rich)
Table 2.2 Basic Necessities

Basic Necessities Adequacy to Meet Basic Needs Monthly expenses

according to Maslow Adequate Not Adequate Actual cost
Food  3000
Clothing 
Shelter  free
Water  free

Other necessities:

Health/Ilness  3500
Medication
Education
Transportation  1800
Electric bills  250-600
Water bills  free
Communication  320
Others (specify) 540
diapers
Total 6410-6760

Table 2.3 Monthly expenses

 Monthly expenses bracket Actual Monthly expenses
>1000
1000-2999
3000-4999
5000-6999 
7000-8999
9000-10999
11000-12999
13000-14999
15000-above

TABLE 2.4 EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT (National Statistics Office, 2010 Census on Population and Housing

FAMILY MEMBERS NGC EU EG HSU HSUG PSUG PSG CUG CG PB NR

Leonardo
Evelyn
Loida
Joey
Louisa

TABLE 2.5 ETHNICITY BACKGROUND AND RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION

FAMILY ETHNICITY (Collado, Paula et al. 2000) RELIGION (Collado, Paula et al. 2000)
MEMBERS
ILOCANO TAGALOG KANKANI APAYAO ISNEG TINGGIAN ITNEG OTHERS ROMAN PROTESTANT
(SPECIFY) CATHOLIC Islam Others (specify)
LEONARD English Aglipayan
O
 EVELYN English Aglipayan
LOIDA English Aglipayan
JOEY English

Table 2.6. Significant others and they play in Family’s Life

Name of Significant other Relationship to the Family Role in the Family

Roderick Ratuita Son Support system (Food, Financial)
Roger Ratuita Son Support System (Food, Financial)

Table 2.7. Relationship of the Family to a Larger Community

Name Community Activities ( Davies, K., 1997)

School Fundraisi Environm Communi Religio Youth Sports Others

Program ng ental ty project us Programs recrea
Program Program (food activiti tion
(Tree drives) es
 planting,
beautific
ation,
recycling)
Leonardo    Sanghera

Evelyn  

Joey   

Loida     

III. Home
A. Housing Table 3.1 Adequacy of living space

Provisions Adequate Inadequate

Living room 
Dinning room 
kitchen 
Bedroom 
 Bathroom/ Comfort room 
Balcony 
Terrace 
Storage Room 
Attic 
Garage 
Backyard 

Table 3.2 Sleeping Arrangement

Description Yes No
Each family member has its own bedroom 
Family member shares a room with siblings 
Parents have separate room 
A room for visitors is available 

Table 3.3 Presence of breeding or resting sites of vectors of disease like mosquitos, roaches, flies, rodents, etc.

Breeding sites Mosquitos Cockroaches Flies Rodents Others

Containers 
Tires
Barrels
Plastic drums 
Jerricans
Waste disposal 
Pest(coacroaches,   
 mosquitoes, rats,
house fly, etc)
Sewage/open
water reservoir
Others (specify)
Analysis: The table shows the presence of breeding or resting sites of vector disease. The breeding site presents are containers, plastic drums, waste disposal and open reservoir. Flies and
mosquitos and coackroaches were observed. The plastic drums and containers have mosquito eggs.

Table 3.4 Presence of accident Hazards

Accident Hazards Observed

Materials used in building the house Cemented stair that is slanted.
Falls(staircase, ladder, bathrooms, wet floors) Upon entering their house, there is a stair that slanted. If you go to the bathroom (2 bathrooms) there
is a hole in between. Since the location of the bathroom is too dark, and you are not aware of it, you
might fall.

Poison(cleaning products, pesticides) There are no cleaning products scattered.

Fire hazards(cigarette butt, candles, cooking, electric wirings) The electrical wirings are reachable by children. Also its wirings are knotted.

Sharp objects(presence of knives, scissors, rake, saws) Knives and scissor are not kept properly. You can see it in on their table and it can be reach by children.

Suffocation (presence of cords, strings, ropes, trash bags, electric outlet unfix The rope is hanging on the wood and it can be reach by children. Presence of cords are not properly fix
and it is too low that can be reach by children.
Analysis: The table shows the presence of accident hazard in their house which includes their staircase that slanted, electring wirings that were not properly fix, knives and scissors that were
not put on its proper places, rope that are hanged that can be reach by children, and electric outlet unfixed.

Table 3.5 Food storage and cooking facilities

Food storage Observed

Dry hanged  They have basket that serve as their storage of their seasonings. ( garlic, unions)
 Plastic containers
 Glass containers
 Others(specify)
 Frozen  They have a refrigerator that serves as their food storage. It is not clean. There are some
 Refrigerator materials put on the top such as scissor, clothes and etc.
 Freezer  They have also a cooler however they are not using it. It was place under the sink. Also, it has a
 Cooler cobweb that surrounds it.
 Other(specify)
Cooking facilities
Sink  They have 2 sinks. One inside the house which is near to the water pump. Their sink was made
out of bamboo and woods. It was unclean and full of spider web. The kitchen utensils are not
clean as well. And the other one is in the outside not far from their house. They are using this
sink frequently. It was made also out of woods. And near to some plants.
Stove They have a lot of firewood stocked. They both using electrical and firewood.
 Electrical
 Firewood/coal
Microwave oven
Pressure cooker They have presure cooker but they are not using it and stocked under the sink. It was not properly kept
and it was dusty.
Rice cooker
Others (specify)

b.WATER

Table 3.6 water supply

Source Obsereved
Ground (spring, drilled well, water pumps) They have a water pump as their main source of water near the kitchen. It was easy to pump. But its
location is not clean. Many dried leaves are scattered in its surroundings. They also drink this water.
Surface (conjunctive use, rivers, lakes, streams) They have also lakes that use on their fields.
Precipitation harvesting(rooftop rainwater harvesting) 
Ownership
Individual/private 
Centralized/Public
Potability
Chlorinated
 Unchlorinated 

Table 3.7 main source of water supply

Sources Oberved
Source of water supply They have centralized lake but it was only used for watering their plants. The water is not clear.
source (well) (kulukol) ubbog
commercial Ground 

Table 3.8 Distance Of The Specific Tank From The Source Of Water Supply (In Meters If Ground Water)

Observed
Lesser than 25 meters Their source of water supply is within their house. Maybe 5 meters.
Greater than 25 meters

Table 3.9.Toilet Facility

Type Condition Ownership

Maintained in Unmonitored Exclusively used by household Shared with another household
good condition
Water- sealed,  
sewer, septic tank
Water- sealed,
another depository
Closed pit
Open pit
Others( pail system,
another depository)
None

Table 3.10.Garbage/ Refuse Disposal

 Garbage Disposal Observed
Liquid x
Solid Waste 
Organic Waste 
Hazardous x

Table 3.11.Drainage System

Type Observed
Surface drainage system 
Sub- surface drainage system
Tube well drainage system
Main drainage system
Type Observed
Open 
Close

Table 3.12.Animal Excreta

Waste Disposal Observed

Burned 
Dumped at the backyard, open 
Dumped and buried
Picked and uses as fertilizer(cow, carabao, horse, chicken, etc.
Others(specify) Pigs waste is washed away outside the pig fence

Table 3.13.Household Waste

Waste Disposal Observed

Burned They burn dry leaves and plastics
Recycled/ Segregated They segregate cans and put it inside a sack and glass bottles are placed all on a specific place
Dumped in a Specific plane and left to decompose Not observed
 Sold to junkshops The cans and glass bottles are being sold to the buyer of bote,landok
Garbage collection(barangay) There is no garbage collector in their barangay
Animal feeding(left overs) Left over foods are fed to their pets (dogs and cat)
Others specify

Table 3.14.Kind of Neighborhood

Type Observed
Single dwelling There is two house being utilized for the family Evelyn and Leonardo live together at one
house while Loida sleeps on the other house
Congested
Slum
Others(specify) Compound

Table 3.15.Social and Health Facilities Available

Agencies Distance Assistance Provided

Department of Health 650 meters Barangay Health Center( Free BP taking, Free meds if there is stock)
8 kilometers Batac RHU (free meds like insulin and amlodipine, free consultation)
DSWD
Population Commission
Department of Education
PhilHealth Discount on hospital bills
PCSO
NGO(specify)
Others(specify)
Table 3.16.Communication and Transport Facilities

Sources Availability Frequency

Radio x x
Television  Everyday
Cellular Phones  Everyday
Newspaper  Once a week
Magazines x x
Social Media x x
Others(word of mouth) Once a week
If there is something to be Announced( home
to home visit)

Transportation Availability
Private Utility Public Utility
Bicycle
Motorcycle /
Three-wheeler
Car
Truck
Bus
Others (Specify)

Table 3.17. Participation of Community Activities

Activities Always Sometimes Never

Clean and Green /
Fiestas
 Boodle Fight /
 Fun Run /
 Laro ng Lahi /
 Liga /
 Pageant /
 Zumba /
 Others (specify)
Community assemblies /
Health Seminars/Informal Education /
Health Mission /
Others (specify)

Table 3.18. Recreational Activities / Sports Activities

Activities Availability
Outdoor activities / Sports Activities
Watching TV /
Malling
Listening to the Radio
Picnic
Strolling /
Reading books/newspaper /
Instrument playing
Drawing or Painting
Others (specify)
IV. Health Status of Each Family Member

A. Medical History

Table 4.1 Hospitalization

Family Member Facility Diagnosis Date of Hospitalization Days of Stay Laboratory Remarks (Maintainance,
Procedures and result diet, etc)
Evelyn Ratuita MMMH & Hypertension 1981 3 Medication
MC
Evelyn Ratuita MMMH & Diabetes 1987 7 Insulin use
MC

Table 4.2. Consultation

Family Member Facility Reason Always Sometimes Never

Medical Center Follow up check up /

Provincial Hospital
District Hospital

Rural Health Unit

 Private Hospital Maintainance for Hypertention /

Table 4.3. Childhood Illnesses

Family
Members Chickenpox Management Measles Management Mumps Management Rubella Management
Leonardo
Evelyn
Loida / They burn
onion skins
and lets her
to smell it
Joey
Louise Joy

Table 4.4. Surgical History

Family Members Injury Procedure Done Date Facility Surgeon Complications

Evelyn Tetanus Amputation of July 07, 2016 MMMH and MC Dr. Tabladillo
the middle finger
in her right foot
Loida Caesarean June 06, 2018 MMMH and MC
Delivery

Table 4.5. Injuries/Accidents

Family Members Type of Injury/Accident Management

 Louise Joy Motorcycle Accident Hospitalized

Table 4.6. OB/GYN History

Family Members Total Number of T P A L M

Pregnancies
Evelyn 4 4 0 0 4 0
Loida 2 1 0 1 1 0

Table 4.7. BIRTH HISTORY

Family Members Type of Delivery Hospital Date

Leonardo Ratuita Via NSD Unknown March 03,1950

Evelyn Ratuita Via NSD Unknown September 21, 1957

Loida Ratuita CS MMMH-MC November 16, 1995

Joey Tagatac Via NSD Visayas December 09, 1989

LJ Tagatac CS MMMH-MC June 19,2018

ANALYSIS: Mr. Leonardo Ratuita delivered via normal vaginal spontaneous delivery on March 03, 1950. Mrs. Evelyn Ratuita was also delivered via normal vaginal spontaneous delivery and born
on September 21, 1957. Their daughter, Ms. Loida Ratuita was delivered via Cesarean section on November 16, 1995 at the MMMH-MC. Mr. Joey Tagatac was delivered via normal vaginal
spontaneous delivery on December 09, 1989. LJ was delivered via Cesarean section was born on June 19, 2018at the MMMH-MC.
Table 4.8. BELIEFS AND PRACTICES

Beliefs and Practices Practiced

The family prepares and serves "atang" toward off sickness or illness of  - ninyugan
family member.
The family performs "gulgul" after burial to wash away the pain of  -basi and water with leaves
losing someone and sickness and bad luck associated with the death of
a family member.

The family believes that "mangkukulam" who causes illness or sickness X

to a member.
The family seeks "albularyo" whenever a member is sick/ill. X

The family seeks "agsusuma" when a member isbitteb by a dog, snake,  -iniwa da tapos indeppel da kaejay baso nga adda apoy na
etc.
The family seeks "manghihilot" whenever a member suffers from 
abdominal pain, sprains, fractures and musculoskeletal conditions.

The family believes in faith healers. X

The family seeks "magpapaanak" who performs"suob" ritual to a X
mother who just gave birth.

The family seeks "mangluluop" who specialises in diagnostic X

techniques, usually referring patients after diagnosis to "albularyo".
The family seeks "medico" who prescribes prescription medicine, 
acupuncture, etc.

Others (specify)
ANALYSIS: In their family, they prepare and serves atang specifically “ninyogan”toward off sickness or illness of the family member. They also perform gulgol which contains basi mixed with
water and leaves. They do not believed in mangkukulam and and doesn’t seek albularyos. They seek “agsusuma” when someone is bitten by a dog, and verbalized “-iniwa da tapos indeppel da
kaejay baso nga adda apoy na, adda to latta dara na nga rumwaren”. They also seek manghihilot during her pregnancy. Theydo not believe in faith healrs, doesn’t seek magpapaanak who
performs suob and mangluluop. The family seeks medico when someone gets ill.

Beliefs and practices Yes No

The family drinks extracted oregano leaves to 

treat cough.
The family uses "akot-akot" mixed with 
vinegar to treat mumps.

The family members who suffers from 

measles wears black and doesnot look in the
mirror to avoid spreading.
Thefamily member who suffers from chicken 
pox wears black.

Thefamily uses hot calamansi juice to treat 

cough.
The family believes that a stye can be cured by 
breastmilk or by having contact with a child's
penis with the stye.

The family uses aloe vera or malunggay leaves 

to treat wounds.
Others (specify)

ANALYSIS:

V. NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT

Family members Sex Age Height Weight Interpretation Intervention done

Leonardo Ratuita M 69 5”6’ 56 20.08 (18.5-24.9)
 NORMAL
Evelyn Ratuita F 62 5”2’ 50 20.28(18.5-24.9)

NORMAL
Loida Ratuita F 23 5”2’ 53 21.50(18.5-24.9)

NORMAL

Joey Tagatac M 29 5”4’ 20.96(18.5-24.9)

NORMAL
LJ Tagatac F 1 yr. and 4 55
months

Table 5.2. THREE DAT DIRT RECALL/ 24 HOUR DIET RECALL

Family Members Date Breakfast Snack Lunch Snack Dinner

All family October 20, 2019 Steamed Karot Mamon Sinigang Karne Ice cream Lecho Baboy
members with oil and salt (baka)
Water Buko Rice
Coffee Rice Pancit
Banana Water
Saba
LJ Tagatac Tinapay Mamon Pancit

Breastmilk Breastmilk Water

Dutchmill

Table 5.3RISK FACTORS ASSESSMENT FORM

A. Non-modifiable Risk Factors B. Modifiable Risk Factors

Family history of: Cigarette/Tobacco Alcohol drinking. Physical activity Diabetes Mellitus Nvalues
Smoking
Hypertension  Yes _____Never
 Never Type of Have you been diagnosed with
_____No  Alcohol work/occupation : diabetes Mellitus?
Cardiovascular _____Passive
In the past month Leonardo Ratuita-  Yes. ____No
disease smoker
how many times did Farmer
 Yes Date of diagnosis:
_____Current you have 5 drinks in Evelyn Ratuita- BHW
_____No smoker one occasion? ____ Joey Tagatac-
2016
Diabetes mellitus Caretaker @ Baay
_____No. Of Means of travel to FBS:_____
 Yes cigarettes/day work : motorcycle?
Types of alcohol:
Asthma _____No. Of tricycle
_____No Frequency of intake:
attempts to quit Activities other than HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA:Nvalues
 Yes ____/day:beer work:
Any desire to quit? ____elevated total cholesterol
Cancer
_____No ____/week:wine Evelyn Ratuita-
___Yes ___No ____elevated LDL
agiwayway ti baka
_____Yes Once /month:
Ex smoker? Leonardo Ratuita- ____elevated triglycerides
distilled spirits
 No Loida Ratuita- agaywan
___Yes. ___No ubing, agluto, agdalos, ____low LDL
(gin)
_____No. Of aglaba
cigarettes /day
STRESS
_____Sedentary
_____Age started
smoking  Active
Do you often feel stressed?
_____No. Of
attempts to quit  Yes. ____No
Dietary fiber intake:
What are the sources of your
Servings of fruit per
stress?
day:1 serving
Ma’am Evelyn- financial
______adequate
Sir Leonardo- work
C. Anthropometric Measurement and Blood Pressure

Date Height Weight (kg) BMI Waist (cm) Hip (cm) W/H Ratio Nutritional Blood Hypertensio
(cm) Status Pressure n

<N N N> Y N

10-21-19 150 50 24 32 35 130/80

 GENERAL SURVEY: MENTAL STATUS: ALERGIES:
Height:150 cm Weight: 60 kg ✔ Alert ___ Lethargic Food: none
D. Cancer Screening
BT: 36.7 BP: 130/80 Summary:
___ Coma ___ Obtunded Medication: none
(specify date last 69
HR/PR: given
bpmservice given if 20
RR: possible)
bpm ___ Stuporous Others:
SKIN: Client not a risk: ________________________________________
AIRWAY: BREATHING: CARDIOPULMUNARY:
For males___ Warm ✔ Patent
___ Client does not have any
___ Unlaboredof the risk factors Breath sounds:
Digital
___ DryRectal Exam: _____________ ___Impaired
___ affirm healthy lifestyle practices, congratulate client ✔ Clear
___ Labored ___ Wheezing ___ Crackles
For Females
___ Pale ___Proceed on health
___ Shalloweducation on Healthy lifestyle: Others: _______________________
Clinical
___ CoolBreast exam: ____________ Regular physical activity
___ Deep
___ Flushed
Acetic acid wash: _______________ ✔ Normal
Nutrition and diet Cardiac:
___smear:
Pap Diaphoretic
___________________ No smoking ✔ Regular rhythm ___Murmur
___ Jaundice No alcohol drinking ___ Extra sounds ___ Strong
___ Cyanosis Client risk: ____________________________________________ Others: __________________
___ Birthmarks PUPIL:
___ client found to have a least one of the risk factors CAPILLARY REFILL:
✔ Lesions ✔ Round
___ Proceed with health education on lifestyle modification 2-3 Second/s
Others:________________________ ✔
___Equal
refer for screening for NCD and other Diagnostic Tests
✔ Reactive to light JUGULAR VEINS:
___ Non-reactive to light ✔ Not visible ___ Visible
Normal Abnormal Findings
Eyes 
Ears 
Nose 
Mouth, Teeth, Throat Incomplete teeth
Neck 
Cardiovascular 
Abdomen
Musculoskeletal: ROM Poor ROM on the right leg
Leg Poor ROM (right leg)
VII. VALUES, HABITS, PRACTICES ON HEALTH PROMOTION, MAINTENANCE AND DISEASE PREVENTION

Table 7.1. Immunization Status (1 y/o and below & pregnant mother)
Family Age BCG Hepa B Penta OPV IPV PCV MMR Others
Members Type Dos
e
Louisa 1 y/o ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ JE 1

Table 7.2. Smoking (Cigarette Consumption)

Family Members Age Non-smoker Smoker Consumption Exposure
 to Second
Hand
Smoke
Leonardo ✔ - ✔
Evelyn ✔ - ✔
Loida ✔ - ✔
Joey ✔ - ✔
Louisa ✔ - ✔

Table 7.3. Alcohol Intake

Number of alcohol drinkers in the family: ___0 ✔ 1 ___2 ___3 ___5 ___6 or more
Family member Types of Alcohol Drinks Frequency Amount of Intake Drink
Regular Wine Distilled Monthly Weekly Daily Regular Wine Distilled spirits (gin,
Beer Spirits (Gin, Beer rum, vodka, whisky)
rum, vodka,
whisky)

Leonardo X X ✔- Gin ✔ once ___once ___once ___330 mL ___1-5 wine glasses ___1-5 shots
___twice ___2-3 times ___2-3 times ___500 mL ___half bottle (375 mL) ✔ half bilog (175 mL)
___thrice ___3-4 times ___4 or ___1L ___750 mL ___one bilog (350 mL)
___4-6 times more
___5 times

Table 7.4. Brushing of Teeth

Family members Age Frequency Other products used Frequency of products used
(mouthwash, dental floss,
etc)
 Neve 1/day 2/day 3/day Other
r
Leonardo ✔ Toothpaste only 2/day
Evelyn ✔ Toothpaste only 3/day
Loida ✔ Toothpaste only 2/day
Joey ✔ Toothpaste only 3/day
Louisa ✔ - -

Table 7.5. Taking a Bath

Family Members Age Frequency Other Products Used Frequency of products used
(shampoo, conditioner, face scrub,
Never 1/day 2/day 3/day other etc.)

Leonardo ✔ Shampoo 2/week

Barsoap 2/day
Evelyn ✔ Shampoo 2/week
Barsoap 2/day
Loida ✔ Shampoo 1/day
Conditioner 3/week
Barsoap 2/day
Joey ✔ Shampoo 1/day
Conditioner 1/day
Barsoap 1/day
Louisa ✔ Shampoo 3/day
Barsoap 3/day

Table 7.6. Adequacy of Rest and Sleep, Exercise, Protective Measures, Relaxation and Stress Management
Activities
Rest and Sleep Exercise Use of Protective Measures Relaxation and Stress Management

Family Age Hrs. Adequacy Type of Frequency Duration Adequacy Use of Footwear/boots Use of Protective Type of Stress Mngt. Effectiveness
Member of R M NR Activity/Exercise Yes No mosquit in farming mask gears in Stress Ye No
Sleep R o nets when manual s
 when exposed works
spraying when
spraying
Leonardo 11-13 ✔ Walking Every 2 hrs ✔ ✔ ✔ X ✔ Work Sleeping/drinking ✔
morning liquor
Evelyn 11-13 ✔ Walking Every 2 hrs ✔ ✔ X X - Financial Sleeping ✔
morning problems
Loida 8-10 ✔ - - - ✔ X X - Child-rearing, Eating, ✔
Husband-wife Talk with
mis- husband,
Unders- Watching tv
Standing,
Financial
problems
Joey 8-10 ✔ Basketball 2/week 30 mins- ✔ ✔ X X ✔ Work, “Makitak la ta ✔
1 hr Chil- anak ko, okay
rearing nakon.”
Louisa 10-12 ✔ - - - ✔ X X - - -

Table 7.7. Preventive and promotive health services

Health Services Avail Do not Avail

EPI 
Maintenance (DM & HPN) 
Dietary Counseling 
Medical Check-up Every month Every year Every 2 years Every 3 years


Dental Check-up Every month Every 6 months Every year Every 2 years 
Pest control Quarterly Twice a year Every year Every 2 years 

Chlorination of water 