DEVELOPMENTAL DATA

On October 4, 2023, the clinical instructor made a courtesy call to the barangay hall in Sumpong,

Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, where the students and barangay officials gathered for the group's

initial interaction with the community. On the same day, the group did an area assessment, made

a spot map of the focused location, which was Purok 4 Lunsayan Sumpong, and selected 10

households for family interviews. On the first day of exposure, the group performed a

prioritizing assessment. After that, they assessed, analyzed, and discussed which of these

households was to be prioritized and presented for a case study. Eventually, the decision was

made to select the first family residing in Purok 4, Lunsayan, Sumpong, Malaybalay City,

Bukidnon. Identified as family A, it is made up of seven members: two kids and five adults that

make up the extended family.

I. DEMOGRAPHIC FAMILY PROFILE

Client L is 73 years old and resides at Purok-4 Lunsayan Sumpong. She has a husband, and they
have one daughter. Client L stated that she recalled the day when her husband died, which was
October 17, 2006, at the age of 79, because of the sudden weakening of the body associated with
old age. There are 7 people in the home, including Client L, a 73-year-old widowed woman who
was born on January 4, 1950, in Sumpong. She is the head of the family, works as a mang-
hihilot, and no exact amount is given when asked about her income. C, a 37-year-old woman,
was born on July 7, 1988, and is the daughter of Client L. She is the family breadwinner and has
two sons and two daughters. She earns twenty thousand a month sorting paperwork at Villanueva
funeral homes. N, a 38-year-old man who was born on January 23, 1986, lives with his partner
and is unemployed. JB, a 19-year-old male, was born on September 24, 2004, and he is the oldest
son of C. He is a second-year college student. JM is a 17-year-old male who is a senior high
school student, born on July 3, 2006. I, a ten-year-old female elementary student, born on
December 9, 2013. B is a 9-month-old female who was born on February 1, 2023.
II. FAMILY ROLE RELATIONSHIP PATTERN

A healthy family shares authority and responsibilities, communicates openly, and provides
emotional support to one another. Client L is resilient and manages to stay with her daughter
despite all of the challenges and stress of being a single mother, even after her husband passed
away. Their financial situation is unstable, which is why they don't have savings because their
salary is not sufficient. However, Client L thinks of ways to support her grandchild’s growth and
education by working as a mang-hihilot and by taking care of her four grandchildren to help her
breadwinner daughter fulfill family functions and needs.

Client L's position in the family is that of a mother and a grandparent. C is the daughter of Client
L and a mother of four children. N is the live-in partner of C. The positions of JB, JM, I, and B
are grandchildren.

III. FAMILY COGNITIVE AND PERCEPTION PATTERN

The higher level of education completed by Client L's family is first-year college. There are no
learning impairments in the family, such as ADHD, autism, etc. The family's decisions are made
by Client L's daughter, especially in relation to food and living expenses.

IV. FAMILY SELF PERCEPTION/ SELF CONCEPT PATTERN

Each day, they have three meals. Their family values are based on the idea that it's acceptable to
be poor as long as everyone gets along. Their home is made of concrete, and they are the owners
of both the house and the land. The house is unfinished, has one room, space is just right, and is
not fully equipped. Seven people make up the family: five adults and two children that make up
the extended family. They reside in a concrete-road neighborhood with residences. Their home is
close to the church, school, playground, and health facilities. The family owned a motorcycle.
They claim that using Multicab for commuting is easy to do.

V. FAMILY NUTRITIONAL METABOLIC PATTERN

Their kitchen is well-kept and not overly unclean. It's C who purchases the food. Every person
contributes to the food preparation process. They sometimes get their breakfast, lunch, and
dinner from the Kalinderya. They have a refrigerator, so maintaining and storing the food is not
an issue. They claim that because there are instances when there isn't any water, they conserve it
by using a gallon. The family follows proper segregation of waste. When we asked about the
existence of rats and insects in Client L's home, she responded, "Yes."

VI. FAMILY ELIMINATION PATTERN

Client L claims that they have a water-sealed bathroom. Each member uses a single bathroom,
which they all clean after using.

VII. FAMILY ACTIVITY EXERCISE PATTERN

According to Client L, their family routine does not include exercise.

VIII. FAMILY ACTIVITY SLEEP REST PATTERN

They only have one room with two double decks, according to Client L. Every day, the family
gets eight hours of sleep.

X. FAMILY VALUE AND BELIEF PATTERN

Their religion is Baptist and only N is Roman Catholic. For them, eating three times a day
promotes health. For traditional uses, they used herbal medicine; for non-traditional, they
followed prescription drugs or doctor's orders.

XI. FAMILY STRESS TOLERANCE PATTERN

When one of the family members becomes ill, the client's L family knows how to handle the
situation by watching out for and supporting one another. In times of crisis, they obtain resources
using their own money.

XII FAMILY HEALTH PERCEPTION HEALTH MANAGEMENT PATTERN

Regarding the perspective of family health, Client L and her family do not consistently make
visits to the health center. They go to the center in order to take advantage of its free services.
The client mentioned that, although her grandchildren were able to control their alcohol
consumption, they were still addicted to cigarettes. They have never undergone a dental,
colonoscopy, testicular, or breast self-examination. With elevated blood pressure, Client L's most
recent general checkup appointment was in August 2023. Only client L, who started taking
losartan at age 67, is on maintenance medication; she only ceases taking the prescription when
the supply runs out.

QUESTIONS RELATED TO THE VACCINE

(EPI 0-1 YEAR OLD)
The family is aware of the problem with the government vaccination programs, and that is the
reason why they vaccinate their children because they know the effects of not immunizing them
against diseases. They were also aware of the symptoms after the vaccination, such as fever, and
that paracetamol should be taken immediately. Radio, TV, and barangay health workers enable
them to be aware of any program for the children, such as free vaccinations for BCG, HEPA B,
PENTA, OPV, IPV, PCV, and MMR.