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purok 2AGE dea charm mardi gia

MALE 0-11 mos. 0 1-4 1 1 25 to 9 0 1 110 to 14 015-19 020-24 1 125-29 1 1 2 330-34 0 1 135-39 040-44 1 145-49

50-54

55-59

60-64

65 &above 1 110

AGE

0-11 mos. 0 2 2 1-4 0 1 15 to 9 010 to 14 1 115-19 1 120-24 1 1 225-29 2 230-34 1 135-39 1 140-44 1 145-49

50-54

55-59

60-64

65 &above

12

CIVIL STATUS

4 4Child 1 5 6

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Single 1 5 1 7Married 2 2 4Married but separeted

Widow 1 1widower 22

RELIGION

9 9Roman Catholic 1 9 3 13Protestant

INC

Born again Christian

Jehova’s witness

Muslim

Others

22

2 2Pre-elem 1 1Elem. Level

Elem. Undergrad 1 1 2Elem graduate 1 1 2Highschool Level 2 2Highschool undergrad 1 4 2 7Highschool graduate 1 1College Level

College undergrad 1 1College graduate

Post grad

Vocational

Short Courses

None 2 2Not yet in age 2 2

22

Type of Work

Regular full time 1 1 2 4Regular part time

Contractual 6 mos. 1 1Contractual every week

Contractual every day 2 2 4Seasonal

HIGHEST EDUCATION COMPLETED

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Self employed

Unemployed 3 6 1 10Not yet in age to work 3 3

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LOCATION

Within the community 1 1 3 2 7Within the municipality

Outside the municipality 2 2Outside the country

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PLACE

Office

Factory 2 3 5Field 1 1 2 4

9

PLACE OF ORIGIN

NCR 1 9 10Central Luzon 8 2 10Northern Luzon

Southern Luzon

Visayan Region 1 1 2Mindanao Region

22

LENGTH OF RESIDENCE

0-11 mos. 1 2 3 1-4 1 2 1 49-May 1 114-Oct 1 1 2 415-19 1 120-24 2 1 325-29 1 130-34 1 135-39 1 140-44 2 245-49

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50-54

55-59

60-64

65 &above 1 122

Membership

Nuclear 1 1 2 4Extended 2 2Single Parent

Dyad

homosexual 2 2Cohabiting/common-law

TOTAL 1 8

Authority

Matriarchal 2 2Patriarchal 3 2 5Egalitarian 1 1matricentric

Patricentric

TOTAL 1 8Location

Patrilocal 3 2 1 6Matrilocal

Neolocal 1 1 28

dominant

Father 1 2 3Mother 2 2both 2 2Family

Others 1 18

conflict With 2 2None 1 3 2 6

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2 2 4Discusses about it and the father decides on the issue/concern

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2 2

Involves significant others

no discussion at all 1 1 28

Monthly income(combined)

less than 5,000 1 1 2 2 65,001 – 10,000 2 210,001 – 15,000

15,001 – 20,000

20,001 – 25,000

25,001 – 30,000

30,001 – 35,000

35,001 – 40,000

40,001 – 45,000

45,001 – 50,000

50,001 and above

8

Financial Source

Employment 1 2 2 2 7Business

Pension

help from relatives/friends 1 1others,

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Monthly family Expenditure

less than 5,000 1 3 2 2 85,001 – 10,000

10,001 – 15,000

15,001 – 20,000

20,001 – 25,000

25,001 – 30,000

Discusses about it and the mother decides on the issue/concern

Both parents discuss and decides on the issue

All family members discuss and decides on the issue/concern

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30,001 – 35,000

35,001 – 40,000

40,001 – 45,000

45,001 – 50,000

50,001 and above

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Priorities and Expenditure

Food 1 3 2 2 8Clothing

Education

utilities

Health

Recreation

Savings

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decision maker

Father 1 2 3Mother 1 1both 2 1 3family

others 1 18

Adequacy of family income

adequate 1 3 2 1 7inadequate 1 1

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Cultural orientation

1 2 3

a punishment from God

caused by other person 2 2caused by change in weather 1 2 3others

caused by physiologic factor e.g infections

caused by supernatural phenomenon e.gkulam, balis

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Cultural belief

can be restored by faith healers

2 2

1 3 2 68

Cultural practice

2 2

1 3 2 6

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Community Involvement

2 2

2 2does not actively join 1 1 2 4

8

2 2owned 2 2 4rented

rent- free 1 1 2lease to own

8

Construction materials used

light 2 2 4mixed 1 1 2

can be restored by God/ other spiritual faith

can be restored by supernatural power e.g Tawas. Hilot, hula

can be restored by health personnel e.g doctors, nurses

always practices local cultural practice about health matters

sometimes local cultural practice about health matters

never local cultural practice about health matters

actively joins fiesta, religious processions, local cultural practices

a.       Ownership

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strong 1 1 2TOTAL 1 8

0 2 1 31 1 1 1 32 1 1 23

4

5

TOTAL 1 8

2 2adequate 1 2 3 6inadequate

8

electricity 1 2 2 3 8kerosene

others

TOTAL 1 8

2 2adequate 1 2 3 6inadequate

total 1 8

adequate 1 2 2 3 8inadequate

TOTAL 1 8

water supply

a.       Number of rooms used for sleeping:

a.       Adequacy of space

a.       Lighting facility

a.       Adequacy of lighting

a.       Ventilation

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private/own household use 1 2 2 3 8Public

TOTAL 1 8

deep well

local water district 1 2 3commercial 2 3 5

TOTAL 1 8

yes 1 2 2 3 8no

TOTAL 1 8

none (direct from faucet or pipe) 1 2 3large covered container with faucet

2 3 5

TOTAL 1 8

refrigerator 1 1 2cabinet

basket 2 2table 1 1 2 4TOTAL 1 8

If table:

covered 1 1 2 4uncovered

TOTAL 1 4

a.       Ownership

a.       Source

a.       Potability

a.       Storage

large uncovered container without faucet

a.       Storage

a.       Cooking facility

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electric stove

gas stove 2 2 1 5firewood/charcoal 1 2 3

TOTAL 1 8

plastic bag 2 2 3 7None 1 1Container

TOTAL 1 8If container:

Open

Covered

TOTAL

Practiced 2 2 3 7not practiced 1 1TOTAL 1 8

If practiced: method of disposal

hog feeding

open dumping

burial in pit

collected 2 2 3 7composting

TOTAL 7

Reason for practicing:

environmental friendly 2 2 4barangay ordinance 3 3used for business

others

TOTAL 7

1.       Storage

1.       Waste Segregation

If NOT practiced: method of disposal

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hog feeding

open dumping

burial in pit

open burning

garbage collection 1 1Composting

TOTAL 1 1

Reason for not practicing

not aware of effects

no time to do it 1 1long time practices of family

1

toilet facilities

owned 1 2 2 5shared/public 3 3none

TOTAL 1 8

less than 20 ft 2 220 ft. and beyond 1 2 3 6

TOILET

balot

open pit

close pit

overhung latrine

antipolo type

water sealed 1 2 2 3 8bored hole latrine

others

TOTAL 1 8

Drainage

open drainage

blind drainage

none 1 2 2 3 8

not a barangay ordinance/not strictly monitored

1.       Ownership

1.       Location from source of water

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Condition

flowing

stagnant

TOTAL

with 5 1 6without 1 1 2TOTAL 1 8

Kind

Dog 1 3 1 5Cat 2 2TOTAL 7

Where Kept

Inside the yard 1 5 6Free roaming 1 1

TOTAL 7

Vaccination

With regular vaccination 3 1 4Without vaccination 1 2 3

TOTAL 7

practices to control insect

Fumigation

Insecticides 3 3setting traps

cleaning the yard 1 2 2 5None 2TOTAL 1 8

Presence of animals that are rabies carriers

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presence of breeding sites

None 2 2 1 5With 1 2 3TOTAL 1 8

FLIES

MOSQUITOES 1 2 3

TOTAL 1 3

home

Very good

Good 1 2 2 1 6Poor 2 2

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water

Very good 2 2Good 1 2 3 6Poor

8

food and waste management

Very good 2 2Good 1 2 3 6Poor

8

PRESENCE OF INDUSTRIAL

yes

1 2 2 3 8TOTAL 1

small scale

none

IF YES:

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large scale

KIND OF NEIGHBORHOODaccommodating 1 1approachable 1 1 1 3 6Friendly

busy

refusing

not available 1 1TOTAL 1 8

Takes a bath regularly

PRACTICEalways 1 3 2 2 8sometimes

NOT PRACTICE

Brushing the teeth

PRACTICE 2always 1 3 2 8sometimes

NOT PRACTICE

Hand washing before/after eating

PRACTICE 2always 1 3 1 7sometimes 1 1

NOT PRACTICE

Nail Cutting

PRACTICEalways 1 3 2 6sometimes 2 2

NOT PRACTICE

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Use of Hygienic Products

PRACTICEalways 3 2 1 6sometimes 1 1 2

NOT PRACTICE

Ear Cleaning

PRACTICEalways 3 2 5sometimes 1 2 3

NOT PRACTICE

Regular change of clothes

PRACTICE 2always 1 3 2 8sometimes

NOT PRACTICEsleeps 8 hoursPRACTICEalways 2 2sometimes 1 2 3

NOT PRACTICE 3 3

takes nap/ rest period with in the day

PRACTICEalways 2 2sometimes 1 2 3

NOT PRACTICE 3 3

Perform Regular exercise everyday

PRACTICEalways 2 2sometimes 2 2

NOT PRACTICE 1 3 4

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Performs recreational activities

PRACTICEalways 2 2sometimes 2 2

NOT PRACTICE 1 3 4

PRACTICEalwayssometimes 2 2

NOT PRACTICE 1 3 2 6

PRACTICEalwayssometimes

NOT PRACTICE 1 3 2 2 8

Use safety devices when necessary

PRACTICEalwayssometimes 1 3 2 6

NOT PRACTICE 2

smoker

yes 2 2 4no 1 3 4total 8

If yes, #of smoker

total 2 2

If yes, age of smoker

Has regular medical checkup (once a year

Has regular dental checkup ( every months

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< 10 years old

10 TO 14

15-19

20-24

25-29 2 230-34

35-39

40-44

45-49

50-54

55-59

60-64

65 & above

2

Age started smoking

< 10 years old

10 to 14

15-19 2 220-24

25-29

30-34

35-39

40-44

45-49

50-54

55-59

60-64

65 & above

TOTAL 2

Years of smoking

< 1 year

1 to 4

5 to 9

10 to 14 2 215 -19

20-24

25-29

30-34

35-39

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40-44

45-49

50-54

55-59

60-64

65 & above

TOTAL 2

Frequency

< 5 sticks per day

5-9 sticks per day 1 110-14 sticks per day 1 115-19 sticks per day

1 pack

2 packs

3 packs

4 packs

5 packs & above

TOTAL 2 2

alcohol drinker

yes 2 2 4no 1 3 4total 8

If yes, #of Alcoholic Beverages drinker

total

< 10 years old

10 to 14

15-19

20-24

25-29 2 230-34

35-39 2 240-44

45-49

50-54

55-59

If yes, age of Alcoholic Beverages drinker

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60-64

65 & above

4

Age started drinking Alcoholic Beverages

< 10 years old

10 to 14

15-19 2 2 420-24

25-29

30-34

35-39

40-44

45-49

50-54

55-59

60-64

65 & above

TOTAL 4

Years of drinking Alcoholic Beverages

< 1 year

1 to 4

5 to 9

10 to 14 2 2 415 -19

20-24

25-29

30-34

35-39

40-44

45-49

50-54

55-59

60-64

65 & above

TOTAL 4

Frequency

Everyday

Every other day

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Every week 1 1Every month

Every year

occasionally 2 1 34

Kinds of Alcohol

BEER 2 2 4

TOTAL 4

1 bottle

2-3 bottles 2 24-5 bottles

6-7 bottles 2 28-9 bottles

10 bottles & above

TOTAL 4

BMI

1 3 4

TOTAL

First Choice

meat only

Volume intake/bottle(s) per drinking spree

N – Normal (within 2SD of median IRS)

UW – Underweight (< -2SD of median IRS

OW – overweight (> + 2SD of median IRS

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Fish only 2 2 1 5vegetable only 1 1mixed 1 1 2others

TOTAL 1 8

Number of Servings:

1 1 2 32--3 1 2 2 54-5 & above 2

TOTAL 1 8

Second choice

meat only

Fish only 1 1vegetable only 3 1 1 5mixed 1 1 2others

TOTAL 1 8

Number of Servings:

1 1 2 32--3 1 2 2 54-5 & above

TOTAL 1 8

Reasons for choices

2think it’s healthy 3 5own preference 1 1affordability 2 2personal belief/practice

health condition

TOTAL 1 8

Reason for not choosing other options

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not healthy 2 2own preference 1 2 3not affordable 1 2 3personal belief/practice

health condition

TOTAL 1 8

2everyday 1 3 6every 3 days 2 2once a week

others

TOTAL 1 8

2prepared at home 1 3 2 8bought outside

TOTAL 1 8

How often?

2everyday 1 3 1 7every 3 days 1 1once a week

others

TOTAL 1 8

If bought outside, is it from a:

restaurant/fast food

carinderia

Food Cart

TOTAL

Reason for above choice

convenience

From above response, how frequent is the intake?

How is food prepared for mealtime?

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cheaper

healthy

variety of choices

others

TOTAL

Everyday

every other day

every week 2 2Sometimes 1 3 2 6Never

TOTAL 1 8

Takes/ eat fried foods

everyday

every other day 1 1every week 2 2 4sometimes 3 3never

TOTAL 1 8Drinks carbonated drinks

2occasionally 1 3 1 7weekly 1 1everyday

TOTAL 1 8

Heart dse 3 3Hpn

Cancer

Kidney dse

Dm

3

Takes/eat canned preserved food ex. Lucky me, maling

History/Presence of Non Communicable Diseases in the

Family

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TOTAL 3

Chicken pox 1 1Measles

TOTAL 1

Blood pressure below normal range 1 2 3

Blood pressure within normal range 1 1

Blood pressure above normal range

3TOTAL 1 4

Complete accdg to age

Imcompleteaccdg to age

Fully immunized child

TOTAL

doctor 3 2 1 6nurse 1 1midwife

hilot

albularyo

faith healer

elderly 1 1

History/Presence of Communicable Diseases in the Family

Blood Pressure Record for ages 35 above

Personnel mostly consulted in times of sickness

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TOTAL 1 8

consult a private health worker 1 1see a known community healer 2 2consult a rural health team 1 2 2 5self-medicate

none

TOTAL 1 8

prescribed by doctor 2 2over the counter/ self-medication 1 3 2 6herbals

others

TOTAL 1 8

# of pregnant women

ASOG

TOTAL

Regular Check-upNot Regular Check upWithout

Tetanus Check up

Measures taken in times of sickness/illness

Medication/treatment in times of sickness/illness

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regular not regularwithout

Family Planning

2acceptor 1 2 5non – acceptor 3 3

TOTAL 1 8

Reason for accepting

2good for health of family 2 4personal belief

religious belief

influenced by others 1 1others

TOTAL 1 5

Reason for NOT accepting

good for health of family

personal belief 3 3religious belief

influenced by others

others

TOTAL 3

Methods used:

2Natural 2 4artificial 1 1permanent

TOTAL 1 5

2Aware 1 3 2 8unaware

TOTAL 1 8

Awareness of health Services offered by the BHC/RHU

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2Brgy. Captain 1 3 2 8Kagawad

Elderly

BHW

Influential person

Religious Leader

Neighbor

TOTAL 1 8

gossip

drugs

alcohol drinking 2 2 4personal/familial conflict 1 3 4riot

TOTAL 1 8

1 3 2 2 8brgy. Hearing

endorsed local pulice

TOTAL 1 8

Recognized leader and any key person

Conditions/events/issues that causes social conflict/upheavels

within the community

Practices/Approachesthat are effective in setting issues and

concerns within the community

settelement among involved parties