CHNN312 DECK 1 MIDTERMS Flashcards

Community Health Nursing 2 (Population Groups & Community as Clients)

1
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emphasizes the active involvement of the clients in its care. In collecting data, different methods may be utilized to generate health data.

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Community health assessment tools

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It is an act of extracting information from subjects being studied.

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Observation

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This involves rapid observation of a community
and performed either by walking through it, driving or riding in a vehicle.

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Ocular survey or windshield survey.

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This give the nurse a chance to observe:
* People
* Environment
* Facilities / community resources

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Ocular survey or windshield survey.

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Type of observation to spot vulnerable groups and peoples appearance.

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Ocular Survey or Windshield Survey

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Type of observation includes terrain, homes, housing, density & cleanliness, vegetation, street
animals.

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Ocular survey or windshield survey.

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Type of observation includes health
facilities, barangay halls, school, places of
worship, open spaces.

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Ocular survey or windshield survey.

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Type of observation where the nurse talks to people to know their perception of “healthy community” and their “community facilities”

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Ocular survey or windshield survey.

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Type of observation for: community organizing and participatory research

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Participant observation

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Type of observation for purposeful observation of formal and informal community activities by sharing in the life of the community.

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Participant observation

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type of Participant observation where community activities are barangay assemblies, school parent teacher meeting, church meeting.

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Formal

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type of Participant observation where gatherings are in variety of setting such as sari-sari store, community recreation area or schools.

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Informal

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A made of series of questions for systematic collection of information from a sample of individuals or families in a community

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Survey

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Necessary when there is no available information
about the community or group being studied

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Survey

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Useful when a nurse needs to collect data from a
particular community but available information is only for entire province.

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Survey

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reveals a particular health problem that you what to probe.

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Survey

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useful in determining the following:
community attitudes, knowledge, health behaviors and perception of health and services.

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survey

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used to identify patterns of utilization of
health services (maurer & smith, 2009)

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survey

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an opportunity for making the community
more aware of community problems and their effects and more conscious of their capacity to influence the decision making about health policies & plans, giving them a sense of empowerment.

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survey

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sampling indicated In Comprehensive Needs
Assessment

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random sample

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sampling indicated where the sample population consists of the population

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purposive sampling

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susceptible to the problem being studied. eg: mother with young children

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problem oriented assessment

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A purposeful talk with either key informant or ordinary members of the community.

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Informant interview

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consists of formal and informal community leaders or persons of position and influence, such as leaders in local government, schools and business

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Key informant

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Maybe structured or unstructured.

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Informant interview

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is where the nurse directs the talk based
on an interview guide.

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Structured

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27
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is where the informant guides the talk.

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Unstructured

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Can give the nurse valuable information on community perceptions about health and health care (laundy & james, 2009).

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Informant interview

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Is an open meeting of the members of the community.

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Community forum

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This offers the nurse an information regarding community perceptions on their needs, health and health care

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Community forum

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set in coordination with the leaders of the public if the community forum is initiated by the nurse.

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Community forum

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can be used for data gathering. Also,
it can be used as a venue for informing the people about secondary data, for data validation and for getting feedback from the public about previously gathered data.

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Community forum

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33
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more homogeneous which is person with similar sociocultural or health conditions

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Membership

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Enacted in 1930, established the civil registry system in the philippines and requires the registration of vital events such as births, marriages and deaths

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Act 3753 (civil registration law)

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Assigned the function of civil registration to local governments and mandated the appointment of local (city/ municipal). Civil registrars.

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Ra 7160 (local government code)

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36
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Serves as the central repository of civil registries

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The NSO (National Statistics Office)

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37
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from mother of a product of conception, regardless of duration of pregnancy after such separation, breathes or with evidence of life ex beating of heart, pulsation of umbilical
cord or movement of voluntary muscles whether or not umbilical cord been cut or placenta is attached each product of such birth is considered LIVEBORN

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COMPLETE EXPULSION/ EXTRACTION

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38
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FORMAL COMMUNITIES activities are

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barangay assemblies
school parent-teacher meeting
church meeting

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INFORMAL GATHERINGS are in variety of setting such as

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sari-sari store
community recreation area
schools

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A made of series of questions for systematic collection of information from a sample of individuals or families in a community

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SURVEY

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good in providing PEOPLE with a
medium of conveying their views
developing their capability to influence decision makers

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Community Forum

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42
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focus group is made up of much smaller group usually _ member only

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6 -12

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43
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CIVIL REGISTRATION LAW

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ACT 3753

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44
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT CODE

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RA 7160

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45
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FACILITY BASED BIRTHS, Responsible person to register?

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facility administrator

46
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FACILITY BASED BIRTHS, Certify the facts of birth?

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attendant at birth

47
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BIRTHS THAT OCCUR OUTSIDE THE FACILITY:
Responsible person to register AND Certify the facts of birth?

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physician
nurse
midwife
anybody who attended the delivery

48
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DEFAULT of the hospital/ clinic administrator or attendant at birth registration of birth?

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either parents of the child

49
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ABOARD A VEHICLE, VESSEL, OR AIRPLANE WHILE INTRANSIT
registration of birth? shall be a joint responsibility of the

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driver
captain
pilot
parents

50
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birth of a child should be registered? _ om the occurrence of the birth at the
Local Civil Registry Office of city or
municipality where the birth occurred (NSO, 2010).

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within 30 days

51
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permanent disappearance of all evidence of life at any time after live birth has taken place (postnatal cessation of vital functions without capability of resuscitation). (U. N. Statistical Commission)

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Death

52
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Registration of death, the office of the Civil Registrar of the city/ municipality death occurred within? _ from time of death

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thirty (30) days

53
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forwarding the death certificate to the health officer _? The physician who last attended the deceased

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within 48 hours

54
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certify the cause of deaths & direct its registration?

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Health officers

55
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If death occurred without medical attention who shall report?

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nearest relative
any person who has knowledge of the death

56
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In the absence of a health officer, the death should be reported to/who shall issue the death certificate for the purposes of burial?

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mayor
municipal secretary
any member of the Sangguniang Bayan

57
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SANITATION CODE

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Presidential Decree 856

58
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For Neonatal Death
In the first day of life (day zero), age at death should be recorded in units of completed minutes or hours of life.
For the succeeding days until the _, age at death should be recorded in days (Gesmundo, 2010).

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27th completed days of life

59
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Registration of death shall be made within? 30 days from the occurrence of death at?

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Local Civil Registry Office of the city or municipality.

60
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FIELD HEALTH SERVICE INFORMATION SYSTEM (FHSIS)

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Executive Order No. 352

61
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This is the official, recording and reporting system of the National Statistical Coordination Board (NSCB) to generate health statistics.

an essential tool in monitoring the health status of the population at different levels.

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FIELD HEALTH SERVICE INFORMATION SYSTEM (FHSIS)

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FIELD HEALTH SERVICE INFORMATION SYSTEM (FHSIS) Kept at the _

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Barangay Health Station or at Rural
Health Unit or health center.

63
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basis of reports

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FIELD HEALTH SERVICE INFORMATION SYSTEM (FHSIS)

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With day-to-day account of activities of health
workers, service delivered to clients are basis of data entered in the records.

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FIELD HEALTH SERVICE INFORMATION SYSTEM (FHSIS)

65
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consists of summary data that are
transmitted or submitted monthly, quarterly, annually to higher level.

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Reports

66
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FIELD HEALTH SERVICE INFORMATION SYSTEM (FHSIS)

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BHS - RHU - PROVINCIAL - REGIONAL HEALTH OFFICE

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Record contains the date, name,
address of patient, presenting
symptoms or complain of the
patient on consultation and the
diagnosis ( if available),
treatment and date of treatment

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Individual treatment record
(ITR)

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Fundamental Building Block of FHSIS.

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Individual treatment record (ITR)

69
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Individual treatment record (ITR) is maintained at the _.

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facility

70
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second building block of the FHSIS.

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Target /Client Lists

71
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Target or Client Lists maintained in the

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RHU and health centers.

72
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To plan and carry out patient
care and service delivery since
midwives and nurses use TCLs
to monitor target or eligible
populations for particular health
services.

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Target Client Lists

73
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To facilitate monitoring & supervision of service delivery activities.

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Target Client Lists

74
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Summary Table is accomplished by the

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Midwife

75
Q

It is a 12-column table in which columns
correspond to the 12 months of the year.

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Summary Table

76
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Has two components: Health Program Accomplishment and Morbidity/Disease

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Summary table

77
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The _ summary of morbidity gives
information on:
* monthly trend of disease
* serves as a source for the 10 leading
cases of morbidity in the municipality /
city

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monthly

78
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a source of data for any survey or research.

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Summary Table

79
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Accomplished by the nurse based on
the Summary Table.

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Monthly Consolidation Table (MCT)

80
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It serves as:

: the source document for the
Quarterly Form and
: the Output Table of the RHU or health
center

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Monthly Consolidation Table (MCT)

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Are regularly prepared by the midwife and submitted to the nurse
who then uses the data to prepare the Quarterly Forms.

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Monthly Forms

82
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✔ contains indicators categorized as:
❶ maternal care ❷ child care
❸ family planning ❹ disease control

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Program Report ( M1)

83
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in Program Report ( M1), The _ copies the data from the Summary Table

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midwife

84
Q

contains a list of all cases of disease by:
❶ age &
❷ sex

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Morbidity Report ( M 2 )

85
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are usually prepared by the nurse

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Quarterly Forms

86
Q

in __, There should only be one Quarterly
Form for the municipalities / cities with
two or more RHUs or health centers.

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Municipality / City

87
Q

in __, Quarterly forms are submitted
to the Provincial Health Office.

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Provincial

88
Q

_ contains the 3- month total of indicators categorized as :
❶maternal care
❷ family planning ❸ child care
❹ dental health ❺ disease control.

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Program Report (M1)

89
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is a report by the midwife that contains:
❶demographic
❷environmental
❸natality data

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A-BHS

90
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is prepared by the nurse and is the report of the RHU or health center. It contains demographic and environmental data, and data on natality and mortality for the entire year.

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Annual Form 1 (A-1)

91
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A listing of persons diagnosed with a specific
type of disease in a defined population.

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DISEASE REGISTRY

92
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monitoring decision making and
program management

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listing of persons

93
Q

a periodic governmental enumeration of
the population every 10 years.

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CENSUS DATA

94
Q

provides statistical information & services to the public.

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Philippine Statistical System (PSS)

95
Q

the PSS arm that generates generalpurpose statistics : population, employment,
process and family income / expenditures.

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NSO

96
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the policy-making and coordinating body of the PSS.

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National Statistical Coordination Board

97
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The NSO conducts the national census using the _ method.

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de jure

98
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Show percentage distribution or show composition

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PI E - CHART

99
Q

Show correlation between two variables.

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SCATTER PLOT OR DIAGRAM

100
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Visual image of trends in data over time or age

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LINE-GRAPH

101
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To compare values across different categories of data

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BAR GRAPH

102
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Extracting information can be used effectively in observation method by.

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Ocular survey & windshield survey

103
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In ocular survey we observe

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PEOPLE & ENVIRONMENT.

104
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Community forum inform about

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secondary data

105
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An effective way of communicating with much smaller group is thru

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focus groups

106
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An act that established civil registry system in Philippines

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ACT 3753

107
Q

Mandated the appointment of Local Civil registrars

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RA 7160

108
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There should only be one _ for the municipalities

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quarterly form

109
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Record contains the data, name, address of the patient, presenting symptoms or complaints of the patient.

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ITR

110
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A