COLLEGE OF NURSING
CARLATAN, SAN FERNANDO CITY, LA UNION
FIRST LEVEL ASSESSMENT
HEALTH PROBLEM
HEALTH THREAT
Inconvenient hospitals:
 Private Hospital
 Clinic for Specialist
 Tertiary Government Hospitals
FORESEEABLE CRISIS
Inconvenient hospitals:
• Private Hospital
• Clinic for Specialist
• Tertiary Government Hospitals
HEALTH THREAT
TYPOLOGY OF NURSING PROBLEM
CUES JUSTIFICATION
SUBJECTIVE:  The inconvenient hospitals that is too far
“Nahirirapan na akong magpabalik-balik sa from the community or house of the
hospital dahil sobrang layo” – 59 yr. old patient has the potential to be the cause
women of some joint pain, dizziness, and also can
OBJECTIVE: be the cause of increasing of her blood
 BP: 140/90 pressure when she walks around 1 to 2
 Temp: 37°C kilometers or 1 ½ hour just to go to
 Has a diabetes hospital for her check-ups and other
 Dizziness every time she is walking concerns.
 
SUBJECTIVE:  This is foreseeable crisis as 59 yr. old
“Nahirirapan na akong magpabalik-balik sa women with hypertension and diabetes
hospital dahil sobrang layo” – 59 yr. old will not be able to go to hospital from
women time to time because of her condition.
OBJECTIVE: The inconvenient hospitals that is too far
 BP: 140/90 from the community or house of the
 Has a diabetes patient has the potential to be the cause
 Dizziness every time she is walking of some joint pain, dizziness, and also can
be the cause of increasing of her blood
pressure when she walks around 1 to 2
kilometers or 1 ½ hour just to go to
hospital for her check-ups and other
concerns.
SUBJECTIVE:  Lack of accessible transportation or

“Lack of Easy access to transportation, bus
stop and market locations.”
“There are only three jeepneys available in
the area and sometimes it’s even harder to
ride when there are a lot of people. So some
people here preferred to walk to prevent this
kind of situation” Claimed by Mr. K.C.
OBJECTIVE:
 Body pain and weakness to the body due
to overworked body from walking a long
distance to access transportation.
transportation barriers are often cited as
barrier to healthcare access. This leads to
missed appointments and missed or
delayed care and medication. In addition,
these may lead to poorer management of
illnesses and thus poorer outcomes.
 Due to this problem, many residents in
the choose to have self-medication and
some may consult a quack doctor or an
albularyo. And this may worsen the
health status of a patient.

PREPARED BY:
1. ABRIAM, SOPHIA C.
2. HERNAEZ, GABRIELLE
SUBMITTED TO:
MRS. CHERRY SHARON CATLI, MAN