Paknaan, Mandaue City, Zone Ubi Demographic Data
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FAMILY HEALTH ASSESSMENT OF ZONE UBI,BARANGAY PAKNAAN,
MANDAUE CITY
TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS SURVEYED
183
NUMBER OF FAMILIES SURVEYED
201
NUMBER OF FAMILIES WHO REFUSED
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TOTAL NUMBER OF FAMILIES
205
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Type of Families in Zone Ubi,Brgy Paknaan, Mandaue City
Type of family Families PercentageNuclear 141 70%Extended 56 28%nuclear dyad 2 1%living alone 2 1%
TOTAL 201 100 %
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Interpretation, Analysis and Implication:
Out of the 201 family surveyed, 70% are nuclear type of family, 28% are extended and
the remaining 2% are nuclear dyad and living alone in the family.
In the Philippines, the most common type of family is nuclear type. Most of the people in
the community have harmonious relationship in the family. With this type of family, families in
Zone Ubi are united and have peaceful relationship with one another. With this type of family,
family members can easily communicate with other members of the family. They can easily share
their thoughts with one another
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Number of Individuals Living in One Household in Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
No. of people in one household Households PercentageOne to two 12 5%Three to four 58 33%Five to six 70 41%Seven to eight 25 14%Nine to ten 9 5%More than ten 9 7%
TOTAL 183 100%
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Interpretation, Analysis and Implication
From a range of 1-10 individuals living together in one household, data shows that there
is an average of 5-6 members living together under the same roof.
This gives a significant implication as to how high the risk of contamination could be,
given that within each of these homes resides a person/persons with highly transmissible
diseases. Residents of Zone Ubi living under these conditions are at a critical position; as with
increased contact with one another in close proximity especially when a member is a probable
susceptible host, reservoir, or carrier of an illness; may pave the way to an unfortunate
phenomenon—the thriving of the chain of infection.
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Age and Sex Distribution inZone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
Male Percentage Female Percentage Total Percentage0-1 y.o 20 4.45% 21 4.62% 41 4.54%1-6 y.o 64 14.25% 47 10.35% 111 12.29%
7-12 y.o 56 12.47% 58 12.77% 114 12.62%13-16 y.o 31 6.9% 43 9.47% 74 8.19%17-21 y.o 42 9.35% 39 8.59% 81 8.97%22-30 y.o 96 21.38% 103 22.68% 199 22.03%31-40 y.o 43 9.57% 54 11.89% 97 10.74%41-50 y.o 59 13.14% 45 9.91% 104 11.51%51-60 y.o 28 6.23% 24 5.28% 52 5.75%>61 y.o 10 2.22% 20 4.40% 30 3.32%
TOTAL 449 100% 454 100% 903 100%
Age and Sex Distribution
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Interpretation, Analysis and Implication:
Out of the surveyed population, the greatest numbers of residents in Zone Ubi are those
from the 22-30 individuals of the female group, followed by the same age group but of the male
group.
It can be seen from the data established that based on the average age group which is
the young adult population, activities such as health education, health promotion, and sexual and
reproductive health are, generally, the aspects that should be given keen interest in.
Dependent age group are the people ages 6 years old and below, and 65 years and
above. Only a minority of the surveyed population belongs to the dependent age group. It
indicates that only a small number of the surveyed population are to be taken cared in order to
attain there goals.
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Marital Status of Individuals (18 years old and above) inZone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
Marital status Population PercentageSingle 66 18%Married 333 74%Widowed 14 3%Live-in 22 5%
TOTAL 435 100%
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Interpretation, Analysis and Implication:
A greater number of Zone Ubi residents are married which comprises up to 74%, while
18% are single, 3% are widowed and 5% are staying as live-in partners.
Decision Making varies with persons from different marital status. Persons who are single
make decisions independently, trusting their own selves. They usually make the decision by
themselves, or they approach their selected support systems pertaining to how they could handle
these concerns. Married persons tend to be more dependent about making decisions; couples
who come across problems on health readily seek advice from each other as to how they could
work against the occurrence of illness and disease. They can help guide one another in seeking
health care and also in health management.
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Educational Attainment of 18 and Above Individuals in Zone Ubi, Paknaan, Mandaue City
Educational attainment Population Percentageelementary level 91 21%elementary graduate 85 20%highschool level 63 14%highschool graduate 80 18%college level 62 14%college grad 51 12%no schooling 3 1%
TOTAL 435 100%
Interpretation, Analysis and Implication
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Data reveals that 12% of the Zone Ubi residents are college graduates, also 18% are
high school graduates and 20% are elementary graduates. Whereas 14% of these residents
reached college level, 14% were educated until the high school level and 21% for elementary
level. Only 1% has no educational attainment.
Aside from religion, educational attainment is another important factor that can readily
and gravely influence the effectiveness of the community health nurses’ teachings. The level of
educational attainment affects the receptiveness of our clients towards health education. Some
nurses may find it difficult to communicate with individuals who have no educational background
whatsoever and may find it difficult to find the middle ground when giving health teachings. This
may also be detrimental especially in teaching about the nature of the occurrences of varied
diseases and disorders. Therefore it is critical that our approach in advocating health teachings
should be careful, simple, and specific. Individuals who are college graduates, high school
graduates or those who have college levels/high school levels as their highest educational
attainment, may be less difficult to communicate with in matters of health education in that they
may have a wider and broader scope of understanding and comprehension. These statistics,
however, do not adamantly pinpoint who will turn out to be more health conscious or less health
conscious; rather, it simply underscores the distinctions as to how receptiveness to health
teachings among the Zone Ubi residents may vary.
Breadwinner , Average Monthly Income and the sufficiency of their income of the Families of Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
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Breadwinner No. of Families PercentageMother 26 13%father 117 59%Both 21 10%Son 19 9%Daughter 10 5%Self 4 2%Others 4 2%Total 201 100%
Average Monthly Income and the Sufficiency of the Monthly IncomeOf the Families in Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
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average monthly income Yes Percentage No Percentage>P1000 3 2% 5 7%P1-5T 58 40% 35 60%P6-10 T 36 31% 10 19%P11-15T 16 10% 4 6%P16-20T 10 6% 3 4%>P20 T 18 11% 3 4%
TOTAL 141 100% 60 100%
Is Monthly income sufficient No. of Families PercentageYES 141 70%NO 60 30%
No. Of members in a family# of members in one family
<1000T 1-5T 6-10T 11-15T 16-20T >20T
1 10 6 3 22 8 2 4 33 1 17 6 4 2
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4 4 21 8 2 65 2 10 6 2 4 66 1 9 11 3 2 47 1 38 6 2 29 5 1 110 2 211 3 212 1 1 1TOTAL 8 83 46 20 13 22
Interpretation, Analysis and Implication:
Among the surveyed population, majority of the family bread winner is the father followed
by the mother. Only 10% of the population has both the father and mother earning for the family.
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Most of the families earn an average of P1000-5,000/month. Majority of the population
claimed that their income is enough for their daily expenses. While 30% of the population, says it
is not enough due to the number of members in the family and expenses for food and medicine.
The father being the post of the family usually ends up being the breadwinner, supporting
his family in any way he can. Although in some cases other members of the family give their
share in the expenses of the family, it’s the fathers basic responsibility to provide for his family,
this being he reason that the father goes out to work while the other usually stays home to tend to
the family.
An income of less that 16,000 per month means that that certain family/individual belong
below the poverty line, in this case majority of the population believe that their income is enough
to support their family, this generally shows the Filipino saying “bahalag saging basta labing-
labing” meaning that Filipinos try to be content with whatever they have in their life.
Most of the families in Zone Ubi stated that they don’t have enough budget for health.
They said that sickness could affect the budget of the family. Furthermore, it post a big threat in
the family’s health especially regarding nutrition.
Prenatal Care of Mothers in Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
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Prenatal No. of Mothers Percentage
YES 380 93%
NO 29 7%
TOTAL 409 100%
Interpretation, Analysis and Implication:
93% of the mothers claim that they have undergone prenatal care for their previous and
present pregnancies, while 7% claim to not have undergone prenatal care at all.
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Prenatal care is important to prevent mortality of he unborn fetus and to promote
maternal health. The results of this question show that mothers in Zone Ubi do indeed understand
the importance of prenatal care. The result that majority of mothers do indeed take part in the
promoting of their maternal and fetal health may also be attributed to the fact that prenatal care is
free in the health center.
When they were asked for the reasons why they don’t seek for prenatal care, mostly
answered “kapoy man lakaw” and lack of time for consultation.
Prenatal Care Attendants to Mothers inZone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
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Attendant No. of Mothers PercentageMidwife 284 75%Physician 84 22%Unrecalled 7 2%Nurse 3 1%
TOTAL 378 100%
Interpretation, Analysis and Implications:
Prenatal care done by the mothers in zone Ubi are done by majority by the midwife at
75%, the physician at 22%, 1% by the nurse while 21% done remember who assessed them.
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Results of this question prove that mothers do indeed partake in their prenatal care due
to the fact that it is free, prenatal care done in the health center is usually assisted by the trained
midwife. Mothers believe in the value of prenatal care stating that they don’t take their
pregnancies for granted. Some mothers also partake in the services of the health center for the
purpose of the free tetanus shots for the mother, since the shot wouldn’t b given if they don’t have
their prenatal in the center.
Place of Delivery of Mothers in Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
Place of delivery No. of Mothers Percentage
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house 110 64%
Hospital 160 35%
health center 55 1%
TOTAL 325 100%
Interpretation, Analysis and Implications:
Majority of the mothers give birth at home at 64%, others at 35% give birth in the hospital
and only 1% give birth at the health center.
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Home delivery for the mothers in Zone Ubi for them is considered economical and
comfortable. Some mothers are quite traditional and believe in the value of privacy and home
deliveries signifying a closer bonding with kids. There are also quite a great number of mothers
who give birth in the hospital, probably due to the availability of package deals which sometimes
cost cheaper than the usual. With this, delivery can give a great threat to newborns especially a
big risk for infection.
Attendants during Delivery to Mothers in Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
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Attendants No. of Mothers Percentage
Midwife 175 37%
Physician 157 34%
Hilot 130 28%
Unrecalled 3 1%
TOTAL 252 100%
Interpretation, Analysis and Implications:
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During delivery majority of the mothers are assisted by the midwife at 37%, the physician
at 34% is the second in majority to assist in deliveries, while the hilot is at 28% and other women
at 1% forgot who assisted in their delivery.
Most of the mothers in delivery, they prefer midwives to assist in the delivery. This implies
that the risk of acquiring postpartal complications is lessened because the individuals assisting
the delivery are professionals, such as the midwives and the physicians. Midwives are the most
chosen individuals to assist during the delivery probably because the fee is lesser and that they
know what to do. A great number of mothers prefer physicians because of the trust and
experience of the physician during delivery. Hilots are lesser than midwife and physicians due to
the experience and the availability of the facilities during delivery. Few of the population forgot
who assisted the delivery.
Outcomes of Pregnancy in Zone Ubi,
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Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
Outcomes No. of Pregnancies Percentage
Living 440 94%
Dead 18 4%
Aborted 8 2%
TOTAL 466 100%
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Interpretation, Analysis and Implications:
Ninety-four percent of the successful deliveries are alive until present, 4% died and 2%
were aborted.
After successful deliveries most of the infants are living which shows that the postpartal
care is well observed up until they grow old. Few died after delivery because of complications met
after delivery. Some are aborted for some reasons such as: unwanted/unplanned pregnancies,
prenatal complications or accidents.
Maternal Age during Pregnancy of Mothers in
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Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
Maternal age No. of Mothers Percentage13-18 36 9%19-25 185 46%26-40 176 44%>41 6 1%
TOTAL 403 100%
Interpretation, Analysis and Implications:
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Births during the reproductive period were determined and it was found out that forty-six
percent of births were both among women ages 19-25; 44% by women of ages 26-40. The data
also shows a significant number of teenage pregnancies occurring in Zone Ubi comprising 9%.
And a few, comprising only 1% of the population comprise pregnant women of ages above 40.
This shows that a good number of pregnancies occurred at an appropriate child bearing
age wherein the body of a woman is most prepared to carry a pregnancy. Results reveal that
some women gave birth at an early age (adolescent). This data is useful to organize health
education regarding reproductive health especially on adolescents, such as what age should a
woman bear a child to avoid complications and postnatal abnormal development.
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Family Planning Methods Practiced in Families in Zone Ubi, Brgy
Paknaan, Mandaue City
Method No. of Families PercentagePills 77 30%IUD 8 3%Rhythm 47 18%Withdrawal 31 12%Others 12 4%None 85 33%
TOTAL 260 100%
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Interpretation, Analysis and Implications:
Family planning counsels couples for planned parenthood, family welfare and higher
productivity of life. Majority of the couples do not practice any family planning practices
comprising 33% of the population. The use of pills rank second comprising 30% of the population.
Eighteen percent of the couples uses rhythm method, and 12% uses withdrawal and only 4% use
other practices in family planning, only few uses IUD for family planning.
Family planning is upheld for every pregnancy to be intended, every birth to be healthy,
and every family to achieve their desired family size. The results reveal that majority of the
families doesn’t practice contraception but those who do practice aren’t far behind. When parents
were why they didn’t practice family method, they stated that sometimes they forget about family
planning especially taking pills and other contraceptives.
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Vaccination of Children (under 12 years old) in Zone Ubi Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
Vaccination No. of Children Percentage
Complete 251 80%
Incomplete 59 19%
Unrecalled 2 1%
TOTAL 312 100%
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Interpretation, Analysis and Implication:
80% of the children of the total population has a complete vaccination. 19% of the
children of the total population has incomplete vaccination. 1% of the children of the total
population has unrecalled vaccination.
Most of the population has complete vaccinations because the shots are given free at the
health center. Vaccinations can help prevent some communicable diseases such as measles,
diptheria, poliomyelitis, pertussis and tubeculosis
Some of them has incomplete vaccinations because the population that belong to this
group doesn’t know the benefits of the free vaccinations. Some stated that health centers were
not very accommodating
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Vaccination Source for Children in Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
Source Families Percentage
Government 88 69%
Private 39 31%
Total 127 100%
Interpretation, Analysis and Implications:
69% of the children of the total population had their vaccination in the government
through the health centers. 31% of the children of the total population had their vaccination in
private institutions.
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Majority of the population had their source of vaccination in the Barangay Health Center
because the vaccines are given for free and the location is very accessible to them. The
information disseminated to the parents was understood. It implies that they had understood the
benefits and advantages of these vaccines especially in the prevention of communicable
diseases such as tuberculosis, diptheria, measles and poliomyelitis.
Incomplete vaccines Children Percentage
BCG 1 1%DPT 7 10%HEP B 36 51%OPV 9 11%
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AMV 19 27%
Total 71 100%
Interpretation, Analysis and Implications:
51% of the children of the total population lacks Hep B vaccine, 27% lacks AMV, 11%
had no OPV vaccine, 10% lacks DPT and only 1% lacks BCG.
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The vaccines in the health center are free yet they lack resources. Hep B and the other
vaccines are given for free only to those mothers who have regular pre-natal check-ups in the
health center. Also, majority didn’t have the Hep B vaccine since it has just recently been given
for free and sometimes, due to scarcity.
Breastfeeding Practices of Mothers inZone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
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Breastfeeding No. of Mothers Percentage
Yes 138 91%
No 25 9%
TOTAL 171 100%
Interpretation, Analysis and Implications:
91% of the mothers of the total population in Zone Ubi practice breastfeeding and 9%
doesn’t.
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Breastfeeding is very important for the infant’s growth and development. It offers a lot of
benefits and advantages for both the mother and the infant. The survey results implies that a
great deal of mothers have knowledge on why they should breastfeed their children.
Some mothers stated “wa man koy gatas” and “sakit kung magpatotoy ko” for reasons
why they don’t breastfed their babies. These implies lack of knowledge on how to breastfeed and
what techniques to be used in positioning and feeding the baby.
Distribution of Morbidity in Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
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Sick at Present No. of Individuals Percentage
Yes 50 25%
No 150 75%
Total 200 100%
Interpretation, Analysis and Implications:
Out of the total population, 75% have no illness at present state while 25% have no
illness at all.
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Having a great percentage of the total population with no illness at present implies that
they have taken care of their body well and they understood the importance of healthy living. As
one member of the community said, “ Health is Wealth!
The top five diseases in Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City are: cough, colds, fever
asthma and diarrhea respectively. Health practices to maintain good health is eating nutritious
foods such as vegetables and exercising if there is time as stated by some of the families.
Distribution of Medical Services Sought by Families in Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
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Medical Care No. of Families Percentage
private hospital 84 32%
Hilot 22 9%
Self 12 5%
Gov't hospital 71 27%
Relatives 1 0%
private doctor 32 12%
BHW 18 7%
Others 22 8%
Total 262 100%
Interpretation, Analysis and Implications:
32% of the population get their healthcare from private hospitals, while 27% get it from
government hospitals, 12% get it from private doctors, 8% get it from other sources, 7% get it
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from the barangay health workers, 5% do self medication and nobody seeks advice from
relatives.
It can be said that people are concerned with their health and have resources to utilize in
gaining assistance from private hospitals and doctors. However, residents lack the awareness
that they could seek consultation from government health units that are free or otherwise low
cost. It is important to inform the people of the available community health resources.
The no. of times the Residents of Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City visited CIM-CMSS
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Range No. of people Percentage1-5 83 52%6-10 20 12%11-15 12 7%16-20 3 2%>20 6 4%Never 36 23%
TOTAL 160 100%
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According to the survey, out of 160 people, only of them 36 have never been to CIM-
CMSS and about 77% have been visiting the primary healthcare facility.
Majority of them are aware of the services and it also shows that they employ with what the
facility has to offer however a few are not pleased since there are still interviews before the
patient is being thoroughly cared for. A number of them also stated that they visit the facility
because of the convenience of the location. Moreover, hardly any of the residents do not really
know the existence of the healthcare facility.
Distribution of House and Lot Ownership of Families in Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
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House Percentage Lot Percentage
Owned 127 72% 115 68%
Rented 48 27% 53 31%
Others 2 1% 2 1%
Total 177 100% 170 100%
Construction Materials Used in Houses in Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
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Constuction Materials No. of Houses Percentage
Light 48 29%
strong 20 12%
Mixed 99 59% Total 167 100 %
Interpretation, Analysis and Implications:
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The majority of the residents claim to own both house and lot. 59% of the houses in Zone
Ubi are made up of mixed materials, mostly wood and cement while 29% of the homes are made
of light materials.
Ownership of a house and lot signifies an economic status of a family. It also indicates of
which family is most likely to stay in the community for a longer period of time. A family who owns
a house and lot is most probably to be in the community for a longer period of time that a family
who rents.
House made out light materials are prone to hazards such as fire, floods and accidents.
The construction materials utilized are to be known to determine which infrastructure is most
susceptible to damage, which family is susceptible to danger and accidents.
Number of Rooms for Used Sleeping of FamiliesIn Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
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Number of Rooms for Sleeping Population Percentage1 77 43%2 58 32%3 28 15%4 11 6%>4 9 4%
TOTAL 183 100%
Interpretation, Analysis and Implications:
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Majority of the residence have only one room for sleeping. Forty-three percent of the total
families surveyed have only one room for sleeping, 32% have 2 rooms, 13% have 3 rooms, 6%
have 4 rooms, while 4% have more than 4 rooms for sleeping.
This poses a great threat to the health of the community people. Communicable diseases
could easily be transmitted due to the congested space. This data implicates that majority of the
population has a high risk of acquiring communicable diseases due to the congested space as
shown in the graphs.
Types of Drainage Facility of the Houses in Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
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Draining Facility No. of Households Percentage
Open 125 68%
Closed 58 32% TOTAL 183 100%
Interpretation, Analysis and Implications:
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68% of the population has an open drainage system while the remaining 32% have a
closed drainage system. Drains contains polluted and unsanitary waters.
The drainage system plays an important role in the environmental sanitation of the
community. An open drainage could bring about health related problems since it could serve as a
breeding ground for insects which can be vectors for certain diseases. In addition, it can easily
overflow and may even flood the community during the rainy season. A closed drainage system
can lessen if not avoid the above circumstances, and fosters effective health promotion with
regards to environment control and maintenance.
Water Sources of Households in Zone Ubi,
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Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
Water Supply No. of Households Percentage
public 91 50%
Private 92 50%
TOTAL 183 100%
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Types of Water Supply Utilized by Families inZone Ubi, Brgy.Paknaan, Mandaue City
Water Source No. of Households Percentageelectric pump 1 1%open well 10 5%piped system 118 65%artesian well 39 21%pipe & AW 15 8%
TOTAL 183 100%
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Water Purification Methods Practiced by Families in Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
Water Purification No. of Households Percentage
None 99 54%
Chlorination 5 3%
boiling 44 24%
others: mineral 35 19%
TOTAL 183 100%
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Interpretation, Analysis and Implications:
An equal number of the residents use both public and private water sources.
Sixty five percent of the population use the piped system from MCWD. 21% use the
artesian well, 8% use both the piped system and artesian well, 5% use open well and 1% use
electric pump.
54% of the residents have no purification methods. 24% of the people in the community
boil the water as a method of water purification. 19% of the people use mineral water. 3% of the
subjects purify their water through chlorination.
As such, it would be important to raise awareness on the importance of clean water;
sharing water could increase the risk of transmission of microorganisms. As shown, half of the
residents are at a high risk of transmitting microorganism causing diseases.
Pipes protect the water supply of the community. Artesian and open wells do not,
however, readily ensure the safety of the water. That microorganisms can be transmitted down
under should be considered, too.
This is a positive sign since we can surmise that the community understands the effect of
having safe water for drinking. Water transmitted diseases can occur less due to the use of safe
water through boiling and the use of mineral water. However, a considerable 54% still do not use
any means of purifying their water. This 54% is still of concern and should be educated with the
benefits of purifying their water supply.
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Toilet Ownership in the Households of Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
Toilet No. of Households PercentageOwned 115 63%Shared 63 34%None 5 3%
TOTAL 135 100%
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Toilet Types tin the Households of Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
Toilet Type No. of Households Percentageantipolo 0 0%open pit privy 2 1%water sealed 141 90%flushed type 14 9%
TOTAL 183 100%
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Interpretation, Analysis and Implications:
Most of the people have their own toilet. 34% of the population shares their toilet. 3% of
the population doesn’t have toilets.
90% of the population have water-sealed type of toilet. Moreover, majority of the studied
population own their toilet and these toilets hold a distance of 0-10 meters away from their
homes.
This implies that most of the people are having low chances of acquiring certain diseases
which can be transmitted through fecal-oral route. This 34% is of concern and should be
educated regarding the importance of having their own toilet. The second findings imply that
majority of the population have sanitary toilets therefore, the chances of acquiring certain heath
problems related to unsanitary toilets are lesser.
Fecal borne diseases are rampant and predominant; therefore it is a must for fecal- borne
diseases and may even be an avenue for the thriving of pathogenic organisms. This may be an
alarming factor in that toilet use is indeed unavoidable; everyday, community residents without a
doubt utilize it as a part of man’s normal physiologic function. Therefore, increased contact with
these unsanitary toilets is equipped with an increased risk of acquiring fecal-borne illnesses.
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Garbage Disposal Methods of Familiesin Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
Garbage Disposal No. of Households Percentageopen dumping 11 6%Burning 17 9%buried in pit 0 0%Collected 147 80%Composting 8 5%
TOTAL 183 100%
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Interpretation, Analysis and Implications:
Majority of the surveyed families or 80% dispose their garbage through motorized
collection provided by their barangay, followed by 9% burn their garbage in an open area, 6%
dump their garbage in an open area or at the swamp, while 5% utilizes the composting method.
Most of the people in the community dispose of their garbage through motorized
collection system. This implies that the community people have less chances of acquiring certain
health threats related of unsanitary garbage disposal.
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Social Organization Membership of Individuals in Zone Ubi, Brgy Paknaan, Mandaue City
Members of Organizations Population PercentageYes 47 26%No 135 74%
Total 182 100%
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Interpretation, Analysis and Implications:
Social organization membership index is a strong indicator of how a community responds
to activities rendered to them. It is a solid indicator of the community’s participation level. Only
26% of the population belongs to social organizations.
This implies that only a small number of the Zone Ubi residents are participative of the
organizations formed. Community participation is the core of community organizing; thus, the
community must heighten their participation in activities rendered, and in the activities that are yet
to come, which, generally, are of great advantage to them.
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Usual Source of Information of the People in Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
Source of Information Population PercentageRadio 101 25%news paper 88 22%Neighboor 51 13%TV 147 37%other family members 11 3%
Total 398 100%
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Interpretation, Analysis and Implications:
37% of the people in Zone Ubi usually get information through television. 25% of them
from radio, 22% of them from newspaper, 13% from their neighbors, the rest of the population
usually get information from other family members.
This implies that the people in Zone Ubi are aware of the happenings in their
surroundings. It also gives us an idea that they are conscious and concern of, in our country, or
perhaps, the world at large.
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Usual Means of Relaxation of the Residents of Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
Means of Relaxation Population PercentageSports 24 5%Gambling 15 8%tv/movies 131 45%Sleeping 94 33%Others 25 9%
TOTAL 289 100%
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Interpretation, Analysis and Implications:
From the subjects, we can see that 45% of the residents hold watching TV as their
means of relaxation, 33% of them sleeping. 9% of them have other ways of relaxation. 5% of
them gambling and 8% of them sports.
The above data may imply that even with their jobs and means of livelihood, these
individuals still have time, to relax and unwind in the comfort of these simple pleasures.
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Taboo practices of the residents of Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
Taboo Practices No. of Families Percentage
Yes 49 24%
No 152 76%
Total 201 100%
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Interpretation, Analysis and Implications:
Based from the gathered information, seventy six percent of the population does not
practice any health taboos. Implication shows that the majority of Zone Ubi residents are already
knowledgeable concerning the appropriate health practices, which also connotes that the people
are open to additional information on health education.
The following are the taboos usually observed by the community people:
1. No bathing during menstruation
2. they don’t take a bath when having fever
3. during menarche, they wipe the stained underwear on their face
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Religious Practices of the Residents of Zone Ubi,Barangay Paknaan, Mandaue City
Religion No. of Families PercentageCatholic 188 94%Protestant 3 2%Iglesia 5 2%Others 5 2%
Total 201 100%
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Attendance to Religious Activities of the Residents ofZone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
Religious Activities Population Percentageevery Sunday 106 49%every big feast 64 29%when priest comes over 5 2%Others 43 20%
TOTAL 219 100%
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Participation to Religious Activities of the Residents of Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
Participation in Religious Activities Population Percentagefirst Sunday,devotion to Mary 21 19%Patrona, in preparation for the Parish Fiesta 46 40%Others 46 40% None 1 1%
TOTAL 114 100%
Membership to religious Organizations of the Residents of Zone Ubi, Brgy. Paknaan, Mandaue City
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Members of Religious Organizations Population Percentage
CFC 12 13%
Others 69 75%
None
11 12%
Total 92 100%
Interpretation, Analysis and Implications:
Ninety four percent of the population of Zone Ubi are Roman Catholics, while an equal
distribution of two percent each for the Protestants and Iglesia ni Kristo and other religions. It is
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therefore and important factor that the residents have foreseen, that being religiously inclined has
greatly influenced their perception on Health.
There are definite phases of health management that may interfere with the teachings
and ideal practices laid down by a certain religion however it is with respect to this that
community health nurses come into the picture, that we would be more aware and cautious in
approaching them, at the same time, be able to convey adequate information that would be of
assistance in promoting optimum health and maintaining a healthy lifestyle among the inhabitants
of Zone Ubi.
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