ANAMNESIS

SHAHARA
AMEROL
PATIENT

A. PRE-NATAL DATA
Patients Shahara was born on June 03, 2001 when her mother, Mrs.
Apipa Amerol was still 31 years old. Patient Shahara was the second child
out of the four children of Mr. and Mrs. Amerol. The birth interval of the
offsprings were on the average of 3.5 years. The mother of the patients
had a non-infectious disease even before starting a family which is
Asthma. The mother's blood type was A while the patient has blood type
O. While conceiving the patient, the mother did not experience any
allergic conditions nor acquired any infectious disease.

The mother has maintained a very healthy life when she was
conceiving the patient. Mrs. Amerol made sure to eat healthy foods such
as vegetables and fruits nd avoided fatty foods. The mother also made
sure to take vitamins and supplements prescribed by her OB-GYN.
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle, it was only natural for the mother to not
use illegal drugs, drink alcoholic drinks, and even smoke. She also made
sure to stay away from 2nd hand and 3rd hand smokes. Even before the
mother decided to start a family, Mrs. Amerol never had any vices. During
her pregnancy for Ms. Shahara, the mother did not undergo any x-
rays/CT Scans/MRI nor was she electric shocked or even experienced any
physical trauma. The mother was careful of herself.

The mother of the patient did not experience any severe mood swings
while she was pregnant. Mrs. Amerol was rather happy when she was
pregnant for the patient because of the good things that was happening
to their family.
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SHAHARA
AMEROL
PATIENT

B. FIRST YEAR OF LIFE AND INFANT FEEDING PROBLEMS

The patient was born through elective cesarean or also known as

scheduled C-section at Paranaque Medical Center. The mother was not
able to give birth through normal way because even on her labor, there
were no signs of crowning. It was first experienced by the mother, Mrs.
Amerol, on her first baby that is why on her second pregnancy, she made
sure to go with scheduled C-section.

The patients was not breastfed nor any of the mother's children
because the mother could not produce her own milk due to a medical
condition. Because of that, the mother's OB-GYN prescribed S-26 Gold as
an alternative. The patient was regularly fed and the mother made sure
that the Ms. Amerol was not left crying for too long due to hunger.

The mother of the patient was a full time house wife that is why Ms.
Shahara was well taken care of. That is also the reason why the patient
was often carried by the mother especially when she was feeding the
patient and was never left alone crying or worse, neglected. Since the
mother was a full time house wife, there were only seldom moments
when the patient was taken care by other people. According to the
mother, it was only when their family relatives would visit them, and
adore Ms. Shahara. That was the only time she was carried by other
people.

As stated on the first part of the anamnesis, the patient was not
breastfed, but there were times when the patient would refuse to suck on
her nipple bottle and it was only because Ms. Shahara was still full during
those times. When the patient was growing, the mother never considered
getting a nanny because she wanted to be a hands-on mother to her
children. During the first year of the patient, according to her mother,
feeding was the most enjoyable moment for both of them.
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SHAHARA
AMEROL
PATIENT

B. FIRST YEAR OF LIFE AND INFANT FEEDING PROBLEMS

The baby was never irritable after feeding because it was her favorite
part of the day. The patient was easy to feed due to her good appetite.
The only moments the patient would vomit was whenever she just got
vaccinated and cry non-stop due to the pain. The patient would cry
loudly for minutes and cough until she vomits. In these circumstances,
the mother of the patient would do anything to make her baby stop from
crying to stop her child from possible throw ups. The mother would use
warm compress to the vaccinated area and the patient loved it and
would stop crying.

At 6 months old, the patient was gradually introduced to solid foods. It

was rather a sow process. According to the mother, she would feed her
baby with small amount of baby food, just enough for the patient to
digest and be familiarized with it. Due to the patient's big appetite, there
were no moments were Ms. Amerol would refuse to eat unless otherwise
the patient was full or sleepy. According to the mother of the patient, Ms.
Shahara was still drinking her milk of feeding bottles until she was 7.

During the patient's first year, the patient never experienced diarrhea
because the mother of the patient was always meticulous about what
she feeds her child. As the patient was growing, there were moments
when she would suck her thumb until the age of 2.

Given the description of the mother on how she raised Ms. Shahara, it
is only right to conclude that the patient was not and never abandoned.
The patient was well taken care of and adored by everyone in the family.
According to the mother, she enjoyed the moments when she was taking
care of the patient and there were never dull moments. She gave all of
her time, effort, and love raising her children. She made sure she gave all
the things that her child needed and wanted as she grow.
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SHAHARA
AMEROL
PATIENT

C. EARLY PHYSIOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT

DID YOU NOTICE YOUR CHILD... AT WHAT AGE?

fix their eyes towards the people around? 1 year old

look or follow certain object or person by the eyes? 1 year old

respond to sound, voice, or approach anybody? 11 months old

be sensitive to sound? 11 months old

play with an object? 9 months old

learn grasping objects, finger, etc.? 5 months old

suck the thumb or fingers? 2 years old

begin rolling? 4 months old

begin standing without help? 8 months old

begin walking? 18 months old

begin running? 20 months old

begin climbing? 2 years old

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SHAHARA
AMEROL
PATIENT

C. EARLY PHYSIOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT

DID YOU NOTICE YOUR CHILD... AT WHAT AGE?

begin jumping? 27 months old

to have the first eruption of teeth? 6 months old

utter her first word? (her first word was "mama") 14 months old

utter phrases? sentences? 2 years old

sing? 2 years old

mix with other children to play? 3 years old

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SHAHARA
AMEROL
PATIENT

B. FIRST YEAR OF LIFE AND LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT

According to the mother of the patient, Ms. Shahara on her first year of
language development, she was rather a fast learner. She could imitate
the easy and short words she could hear from the people around her at
the age of 1. Words such as "mamam" for eating, "mama" when calling
her mom, "dada" as calling her dad, and "mingming" referring to their pet
cat named Boro.

At the patient's first year, she could already recognize objects when
called, such as "nasaan ang baso?" although she could not pronounce
the word "baso" she could recognize that the baso would pertain to a cup
and point at it. The mother of the patient also included that Ms. Shahara
could recognize and call one color, she calls it "popo" which refers to
purple, her favorite color. At this stage of her life, she could recognize few
of her aunties and call them "tatat" from the word tita.

According to the mother of the patient, the first word uttered by her
was "mama" at the age of 14 months. Every day, whenever the patient
was awake and playing, her mother would always utter the word "mama"
pertaining to herself wanting her child to call her that. The patient was a
fast learner and had a strong memory making her able to remember and
recognize somethings around her and even other people she sees.