School Nursing

Republic of the Philippines

A specialized practice of CAMARINES SUR POLYTECHNIC COLLEGES
professional nursing that Nabua, Camarines Sur
advances the well being,
academic success, and COLLEGE OF HEALTH CARE TECHNOLOGY
life-long achievement
of students. To that end,
school nurses try to
facilitate positive student
responses to
normal human
development;
promote health and safet
y in the school
environment; intervene
with actual and
potential health problems;
provide case
management services;
and actively collaborate
with others to build
student and family
capacity for
adaptation, self-
management, self-
advocacy, and learning.
ACCOMPLISHMENT
Lomatao, Purple Jade
REPORT IN SCHOOL
Luzada, Katherine
NURSING
Maravilla, Chenee

Mendez, Maiden Joy N.

Occiano, Alvin

Olivares, Alneil Jovan

“The task of the modern educator is not to cut down
Pelonia, Cindy Ruth jungles, but to irrigate deserts”
Pentecostes, Joyce

Perez, Mark Stephen

C. S. Lewis

Salvadora, Amily
GROUP 21

Mrs. Karen Grecia-

Figuracion ,RN
CI-Tandaay Elem,School
Part A. PROFILE
Figure 1. In terms of age, 80.43% belonged to age 11-12, and 19.57 belonged to age 13-14, generally
this implies that the age of the grade 6 students is on its appropriate or suitable for grade.

AGE
20%

11-12 (80.43%)
13-14 (19.57%)

80%

Figure 1

Figure 2. In terms of sex, 58.70% are female while 41.30% are male. It can be deduced that the class is
female-dominated.

SEX

41%

Female (58.70%)
Male (41.30%)

59%

Figure 2
PART B. VITAL SIGNS

Temperature

Afebrile (100%)
Febrile (0)

100%

Figure 3
All Grade 6 students are fever-free.

Heart rate/Pulse
above 100 bpm (2.17%) 60-100 bpm (97.83%)
2%

98%

Figure 4
Figure 4. Out of 46, 45 or 97.83% has a heart rate of 60-100 bpm which is normal for their age, while
one or 2.17% manifested abnormal heart rate of 100 beats per minute and above termed as tachycardia.
It can be deduced that majority of the students have no abnormality in pulse rate. However the students
whose findings were abnormal must be subjected to further diagnosis to identify underlying condition.
 Respiratory rate
25 cpm & above (32.61%) Normal 16-25 cpm (67.39%) 16 cpm below (0)
3%

32%

65%

Figure 5
Figure 5. In terms of Respiratory rate, 31 students or 67.39% has an RR of 16-25 cpm, 15 or 32.61% has
an RR of 25 cycle per minute and nobody has an RR of 16 cpm below. This implies that majority of the
students has a normal respiratory rate while few has an abnormal RR, the abnormal RR or medically
termed tachypnea needs further examination as this vital sign is only an indicator that something in the
body is not doing its function well.

Blood Pressure
Above normal 120/80 & above (0) Normal 120/80 & below (95.65%)
Below normal < 90 / 70 (4.35%)
4%

96%

Figure 6
 Figure 6. In terms of blood pressure, 44 or 95.65% has a BP of 110/90 and 2 or 4.35% has a BP of
<90/70 below. This implies that most students are having normal blood pressure and only few deviated
from normal. Blood pressure varies in each individual according to age, but the question whether what is
standard blood pressure according to age is provided by nursing references.

PART C. NUTRITIONAL STATUS

Body Mass index

Above Normal (0) Normal (67.39%) Below normal (32.61%)

33%

67%

Figure 7
Figure 7. Majority belonged to the normal BMI with 31 or 67.39%, while 15 or 32,61% has a BMI
below normal. This implies that not all of the grade 6 students has a healthy nutritional status, and
therefore needs improvement.

PART D. MEDICAL HISTORY

Figure 8. Out of 46 students, 4 or 8.70% has allergy, 3 or 6.52% has fainting, then both convulsion and
heart ailments has only 2 or 4.35%, lastly 1 student or 2.17% have bleeding ailments. This implies that
26.09% or ¼ of all the students has medical problem and suggest for immediate action especially on
allergy having the highest percentage.
 Medical History
Fainting (3)

Convulsion (2)

Heart Ailment (2)

Bleeding problem (1)

Allergy (4)
0.00% 1.00%
2.00% 3.00%
4.00% 5.00%
6.00% 7.00%
8.00% 9.00%

Figure 8

PART E. ORAL HEALTH

Number of times toothbrushing is performed in a day

4x a day (6.52%)

3x a day (45.65%)

twice a day (39.13%)

Once a day (8.96%)

0 5 10 15 20 25

Figure 9
Figure 9. In terms of oral health, on the number of times tooth brushing is performed in a day most of
the students performed it 3x a day with a percentage of 45.65%; 39.13% twice a day, 8.96% once a day
and 6.52% 4x a day, thus this data shows that the students has adequate brushing habits.
 Change of toothbrush in a year
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Figure 10
Figure 10. In terms of change of toothbrush in a year, it is recommended by the dentists that toothbrush
should be changed in every 3 months, thus 4x a year is enough. The table shows that mainstream of
students or 23.91% change their toothbrush 2x a year, 9 or 19.57%-3x a year, 8 or 17.39%-5x a year, 7
or 15.22% of students change toothbrush once a year, 5 or 10.87%-12x a year, and both 4x a year and
10x a year encompass only 6.52% of the students.

Number of times dentist was visited in a year

Once (7.39%) twice (4.35%) None at all (78. 26%)

17%
4%

78%

Figure 11
Figure 11. Out of 46 students, majority of them which is 78.26% or 36 haven’t yet visited the dentist at
all. 8 or 7.39% visits a dentist a year and only 2 or 4.35% of the students visits the dentist 2x a year. This
implies that majority of the students don’t know the correct practice of dental hygiene or has a
knowledge deficit about it.

Use of toothpaste

Yes (100%)
No (0)

Figure 12

All of the students use toothpaste in their oral hygiene.

Nursing Assessment
 Criteria Normal Findings Abnormal Findings

Visual Acuity

Normal Right- 40% Abnormal Right – 6%

Normal Left - 38% Abnormal Left- 8%

Skin/Scalp

Normal Scalp – 2% Pediculosis – 21%

Normal skin – 25% Athlete’s foot – 1%

Eyes, Ears, Nose

Normal Eyes – 42% Pale Conjunctiva – 4%

Normal Ears- 42% Sore eyes – 1%
4%
Normal Nose – 39%
Impacted Cerumen –
Nasal discharge – 7%

Mouth and Neck

Normal Mouth & Neck- NONE

46%

Lungs and Heart Normal Lungs & Heart NONE

-46%
Abdomen & Genitalia

Normal Abdomen- 45% Mass in the abdomen- 1%

Normal Genitals- 46%

Spine, Upper & lower extremities

Normal Spine-46% Flat footed- 1%

Normal Upper extremities-

46%
Normal Lower extremities-

45%
Grade VI- NARRA
25 ITEMS
NAME SCORE
1. Obitan, Jaysee 18
 2. Llenas, Jose 21
3. Soltes, Jerald 23
4. Alina, Ruffa Mae 10
5. Oliviado, Alan 14
6. Elcano, Richard 17
7. Estefania, Chenee 13
8.Figura, Analiza 15
9. Misolas, Lourdes Valen 11
10. Llorin, Lenneth 22
11. Tiaba, Leonarda 22
12. Lademora, Reynold 20
13. Agnas, Salvador 22
14. No name 21
15. Boringgot, Shaina Jean 18
16. Ornido, Princess Lyd 18
17. Hallare, Mark 18
18. Nanale, Christian 19
19. Silvano, Nino 22
20. Salcedo, Rachelle Mae 16
21. Rosal, Jessabel 13
22. Rosal, Nizel 11
23. Soltes, Mary Cris 14
24. Aragon, Maricel 12
25. Zuniga, Harsley 22
26. Relles, Shiela Mae 8
27. Cerdon, Joseph 18
28. Soltes, Peter Lorenz 20
29. Padua, Mary Grace 17
30. Padua, Mary Ann 15
31. Jackie -- 11
32. Elcano, Dionne Claire 20
33. Mediado, Felix 15
34. Valera, Michael Bryan 21
35. Malaca, Jonabelle 19
36. Fallarco, Mae Liza 25
37. Soltes, Judy Ann 22
38. Regala, Jessalyn 21
39. Montego, John Michael 16
40. Javier, Kimberly 19

I-DAFFODIL
25 ITEM QUIZ
NAME SCORE
1. Silava, Dexter 22
 2. Quiapo, Lorenzo 17
3. Elcano, Richard 17
4. Noli, Junio 13
5. Bernaldez, John Rey 21
6. Espares, Jeson 17
7. Mortega, Mary Grace 16
8. Blasco, Alyssa Mae 14
9. Bergado, Fritzie 19
10.Rivera, Joy 18
11.Tandaan, Jomarie 19
12.Reinan-- 17
13.Eminidez, Krisel Mae 19
14.Tombado, Ypril Mae 18
15.Cedron, Joanna Marie 19
16.Gerobin, Simeona 19
17.Tandaan, Hazel Jhoan 12
18.Papilonia, Roselyn 22
19.Baldoza, Quennie 24
20.Nunez, Kay Ann 20
21.Petalio, Joana Nilda 24
22.Aguila, Joshua Hane 24
23.Mediado, Mary Ann 20
24.Quiapo, Kathleene Mae 24
25.Lomapag, Jay Boy 13
26. Tombado, Jay-Ar 18
27. Pesuelo, Roderick 13
28. Pesuelo, Nimfa Mae 10
29. Panion, Jessa 24
30. Yumul, Christian Harold 25
31. Navida, Jomar 21
32. Tangtang, Mary Joy 15
33. Baita,Maryjane 14

IV – EINSTEIN
25 ITEM QUIZ

NAME SCORE
 1. Rowena Filaba 14
2. Janine Soltes 13
3. Arnel Avila 22
4. Cindy Aratan 24
5. Rey Rojas 20
6. zoen Toldanes 21
7. Gerald Pandes 24
8. Marilou Guazon 21
9. Jinky Follero 24
10.Ricky Canete 14
11.Betty Cerdon 24
12.Carlo Postrado 12
13.Catherine Aguila 21
14.Jessmar Malota 24
15.Sarah Retalio 21
16.Ruby Villaflor 23
17.Joshua Sotto 22
18.Babylet Joy Zuniga 22
19.Julius Cesar Laya 17
20.Andrade Exequel Iliaba 19
21.Judessa Llorin 22
22.Erra Sabularse 16
23.jomar Gbatin 23
24.Veronica Pacer 24
25.Kristine Billones 44
26.Clarissa Hallare 23

III – FAITH
20 items
NAMES SCORES

1. Fornales, Lorraine V. 20
 2. Fallarco, Lieza Marie S. 19
3. Bergado, Jenny L. 16
4. Mortega, Joan G. 16
5. Prades, Maria Elaine E. 14
6. Tercero, Sharmaine B. 13
7. Soriano, Jennifer N. 12
8. Sano, Rex B. 11
9. Baluca, Michael E. 9
10. Beato, Danielle O. 8
11. Follero, Elvie B. 8
12. Silvano, Karen P. 8
13. Baldoza, Kim 8
14. Flordeliz, Jovielyn C. 8
15. Alcantara, Vincent A. 8
16. Nunez, Jose Jake 8
17. Guazon, Michelle B. 7
18. Aballe, Joyce T. 7
19. Sarmiento, Christian A. 7
20. Magalona, Jessa Angela B. 7
21. Buerano, Mark Celso P. 6
22. Laya, Myra B. 6
23. Daza, Kenny Jay L. 5
24. Flordeliz, Mylene R. 5
25. Baluca, Cathlyn Joyce L. 4
26. Basagre, Elisa P. 3
27. Parina, Christian Joseph A. 3
28. Pontanal, Ronalie L. 3
29. Laya, Jhay B. 3
30. Berce, Janna Mae 2
31. Relles, Gilbert B. 1
32. Ayen, Jumar B. 1

IV – NEWTON

NAMES SCORES

1. Salofrania, Edwin A. 20
2. Allereo, Mary Joy R. 19
3. Barayoga, Mario T. 17
4. Barayoga, Noemi T. 17
5. Baluca, Jennelyn C. 16
6. Nagales, Jessica T. 16
7. Tuazon, Marlon B. 15
8. Aragon, Mark Anthony D. 14
9. Tercero, Blanca G. 14
10. Luares, Jose B. 14
11. Lortano, Melba 14
12. Pontanal, Luis Jr. O. 14
13. Parina, Lorence James A. 13
14. Nique, Key Relaine A. 12
15. Panton, Christian E. 12
16. Ortinez, Lorence 11
17. Arcenio, Jocelysa 10
18. Nagales, Alex 8
19. Soltes, Lonel Andy T. 8
20. Espares, Joeven B. 8
21. Lanzuela, Crisfina P. 7
22. Figura, Aiza P. 6
23. Soltes, Juliet R. 6
24. Lomenio, Vernalyn M. 5
25. Bergado, Liza C. 4
26. Rivera, Ariel P. 4
27. Billones, Maribeth E 4
28. Casasis, Ryan Samuel N. 3
29. Delvana, Angelica 3
30. Tangtang, Michelle G. 3
31. Quiapo, Mark Joseph E. 3
32. Espares, Juvy B. 2
33. Tangtang, Gerald B. 2
34. Hosana, Josie F. 1

I – SUNFLOWER
25 items
NAME SCORE
1. CAMBAYA, Kim C. 20
2. ORANTE, Kim Orville B. 18
3. ORANTE, Joanne Francel L. 16
 4. BERGADO, Annaliza T. 15
5. SOLTES, Mia B. 14
6. RAMIREZ, Mary Ann M. 13
7. MEDIADO, Janith T. 12
8. SILABA, Rossana R. 11
9. DE LA TORRE, Consejo 11
10. TABUSAO, Angie H. 11
11. DETERA, Micchelle E. 11
12. MEDIADO, Judith T. 10
13. TERCERO, Jerylyn G. 10
14. AQUINO, Jonjie G. 10
15. TANDAAN, Eugene 10
16. BASAGRE, Juliet M. 9
17. MOLINA, Glorylen R. 9
18. TANDAAN, Merlyn O. 8
19. BALUCA, Noel 8
20. TANGTANG, Raymund B. 7
21. HONGOY, Roger R. 5

TEST RESULTS OF III – HUMILITY

20 items
NAME SCORE
1. MONADERO, Amy S. 17
2. TANDAAN, Edilbert 17
3. NAZARETH, Rachel 17
4. SAÑO, Viena S. 13
5. MAMANSAG, Bernadeth 12
6. TERCRO, Jerrelyn 12
7. NIQUE, Mark Francis 11
8. AVILA, Melisa 11
9. DETERA, Rochelle E. 9
10. MANISCA, Arnold R. 9
11. MAGNO, Monaliza M. 9
12. MOLINA, Reynalen 9
13. STA. CRUZ, Daisy 7
14. NEVALLO, Mae B. 7
15. HERNANDEZ, Rey 7
16. CASASIS, Randy N. 6
17. BICALDO, Danica 6
18. FIGURA, Amy 6
19. DACLESON, Manilyn 6
20. ACONE, Jessa Mae 6
21. LOMAPAG, Jackilyn 5
22. SALDIVAR, Victor G. 4
23. CORDON, Anthony 4
24. PERIÑA, Romeo L. 4
25. ZAMARA, Edward 4