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Health Care Ii Related Learning Experience Philippine Rehabilitation Institute
COMMUNITY HEALTH SURVEY
Barangay 536, Zone 63, Quezon City
Date of Survey: February 20, 2009

HEALTH CARE II
RELATED LEARNING EXPERIENCE
PHILIPPINE REHABILITATION INSTITUTE
College of Nursing
#56 Banawe Street, Quezon City

In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements in Health Care II-RLE

Presented to:
College of Nursing

Presented by:
Group II of Health Care II-RLE

Group Members

Camillo Furigay (BSN)
Leo Jesus Funa (BS PT)
Jake Goyena (BSN)
Jessi Juico (BSN)
Anjo Marie Julian (BSN)
Graciel Juson (BSN)
Kenneth Lee (BS PT)
Christ Lozada (BSN)
Mary Ann Mallari (BSN)
Michael Millare(BSN)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Topic Page

Barangay Profile 1
Barangay Health Center 2
Acknowledgment 3
Introduction 4
Objectives 5
Methodology 6

I. Demographics 7
Population according to age 8
Population according to sex 11
Population according to civil status 13
Population according to nationality 15
Population according to religion 16
Population according to ethnic group 18
Population according to employment 20
Population according to occupation 22
Population according to income 24
Population according to length of residency 26
Population according to immunization 28

II. Health Conditions 30 Population according to past illnesses 31 Population according to present illnesses 33
III. Family Planning 35 Population according to family planning 36 Population according to method of family planning (acceptors) 38
IV. Infant Feeding 40 Type of infant feeding 41
V. Home Conditions 43 Ownership 44 Type of House 45 Electricity 46 Ventilation 47
VI. Sanitary Conditions 48 Water supply 49 Type of Toilet 50
Garbage disposal method 52
VII. Family Utilization of Services
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