. STATISTICS ON MCN

Question 1

Population (May 1, 2020)

Answer 1

109, 035, 343

Question 2

Vital Statistics

Birth -

Marriage -

Death -

Answer 2

(January - July 2022)

Birth - 545, 255
Marriage - 221, 848
Death - 311, 921

Question 3

Health

Answer 3

(June 2020)
About 7% of Filipino family members got ill/sick or injured

Question 4

Gender

Answer 4

(October 2020)

Number of working children aged 5-17 years old

Boys - 581.5
Girls 290.8

Question 5

Poverty (2021)

Answer 5

Incidence of
Families - 13.2%
Population - 18.1%

Question 6

Trade

Answer 6

(September 2022)

FOB Value (in billions)
Exports - $7.16
Imports $11.98
Balance of Trade - $-4.82

Question 7

National Accounts - Growth Rate
(3rd quarter in 2022)

Answer 7

GDP - 7.6%
GNI - 10.5%

Question 8

Income & Expenditures (January - December 2021)

Answer 8

Average family Income - ₱307, 190

Question 9

Prices (November 2022)

Answer 9

Inflation Rate - 8.0%

Question 10

Labor (October 2022)

Answer 10

Employment Rate - 95.5%

Question 11

the total population of the
Philippines as of 01 May 2020 is at 109,035,343. This count is
declared official for all purposes by the President of the
Philippines, pursuant to

Answer 11

Proclamation No. 1179 dated 06
July 2021.

Question 12

annual
population growth rate (PGR) of

Answer 12

1.63%

Question 13

Illness

Answer 13

feeling of certain unhealthy condition on a
person’s body or mind due to disease or fatigue

Question 14

Injured

Answer 14

← sustained bodily damages, hurts, or loss of a
person

Question 15

is a program in the Philippine Plan of Action for Nutrition (PPAN) that monitors the weight of children aged 0 to 5 years old to assess their nutritional status. The data collected helps improve health policies.

Answer 15

“Timbang”

Question 16

Weighing is done in Government health facilities,

measurement was taken by

Answer 16

barangay health workers
barangay nutrition scholars
nurses and doctors in the barangay

Question 17

Weighing is done in Private institutions, measurement was taken by

Answer 17

nurses
doctors
other health workers

Question 18

Birth Rate ← number of births per _____ population

Answer 18

1,000
Sixteen births per thousand population

Question 19

Fertility Rate ← reflects what proportion of women who
could have babies are having them

Answer 19

ertility rate is currently at 64.8%, a healthy reproductive
rate for a country (NCHS, 2005)

Question 20

Fetal Death Rate

Answer 20

death in utero of a child (fetus) weighing
500g or more, roughly the weight of a fetus of 20 weeks or
more gestation

Question 21

Neonatal Death Rate

Answer 21

The first 28 days of life are known as the neonatal period,
and an infant during this time is known as a neonate.

Question 22

Neonatal Death Rate
The leading causes of infant mortality during the first 4
weeks of life are

Answer 22

prematurity (early gestational age

low
birthweight (less than 2,500g),

congenital anomalies.

Question 23

Neonatal Death Rate

Approximately 80% of infants who die within 48 hours
after birth weigh less than

Answer 23

2,500g (5.5 lbs.)

Question 24

Neonatal Death Rate

The proportion of infants born with low birthweight is
about

Answer 24

7% of all births

Question 25

Perinatal Death Rate

Answer 25

← sum of the fetal and neonatal rates

Question 26

Perinatal Death Rate

Answer 26

the period is defined as the time beginning when the fetus reaches 500g (about week 20 of pregnancy) and ending about 4 to 6 weeks after birth.

Question 27

Maternal Mortality Rate

Answer 27

← number of maternal deaths that occur as a direct result of the reproductive process per 100,00 live births

Question 28

Maternal Mortality Rate For most of the 20th century, ___ were the leading causes of death during pregnancy and childbirth now ____ disorders are the leading causes of death in childbirth.

Answer 28

uterine hemorrhage and infection hypertensive

Question 29

Infant Mortality Rate

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index of its general health, because it measures the quality of pregnancy care, nutrition, and sanitation as well as infant health

Question 30

Childhood Mortality Rate |In 1980, 1 to 4 years 4 to 14 today

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6.4% 3.1% it is 3.0% and 1.8%

Question 31

Childhood Mortality Rate have the lowest mortality rate of any child age group

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prepubescent period (age 5 to 14 years)

Question 32

Childhood Mortality Rate A particularly disturbing mortality statistic is the high incidence of suicide in the_ more ___than ____attempt suicide

Answer 32

15-to-24-year-old age grou girls, boys