Assessment Final

CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
Nutritional Assessment is the interpretation of information obtained from dietary, biochemical,
anthropometric and clinical studies. The information is used to determine the health status of individuals or
population groups as influenced by their intake and utilization of nutrients.
Nutritional Status is the condition of the body resulting from the intake, absorption and utilization of
foods. This status refers to severe, moderate, normal, mild, overweight, and obese for the weight measurement
and either normal, tall, or stunted for height (FNRI 2003).
Community Assessment paints a picture of the health of the community, its ecology, and the factors
influencing the way its people live. It is the most practical method of obtaining an overview of the nutritional
status of the given community (Christakis, 1974).
Nutrition is a process by which living organism receives material and uses them to promote its vital
activities.
Nutrient is any substance which is digested and absorbed to promote body function.
CHAPTER II
STUDY BACKGROUND/SETTINGS
a. History of the Barangay
Macate was directly created as a barangay in 1964. It was named by the Tagalog Immigrants who came
from the province of Tarlac. The tagalog of Tarlac were not well- versed with the itchy broadleaf of a forest
plant which is commonly named Lupa. Every time they encounter the plant, it contact in their body. The
immigrants gave a common name for the Lupa plant in nature which is Makate in Tagalog word.
b. Location/Land Area
Land Area
Agricultural land
Non Agricultural
Forest Land
Total land area: 1, 280 hectares
Agricultural land:
Topography: Mountain
c. Demographic Profile
Population
583
Male
Female
No. of purok
No. of household
No. of family heads
Average HH size
No. of ARBS
Distance from poblacion
Distance from Capital town
Distance from Santiago City
297
286
4
143
168
19 kms
19 kms
41 kms
d. Economic Profile
Agriculture is the main source of living of most popular corn, rice, cassava, squash, munggo, beans,
string beans and citrus are the main crops produced.
Infrastructure in the barangay includes Solar Dryer, Day Care Center, Barangay Hall Gymnasium,
Multi- purpose Coop. Building, Health Center and a complete Elementary School Building.
e. Income of the Household
1,000 2,999 pesos/month
3,000 4,999 pesos/month
5,000 above
f. Major Crops Grown
Major Crops
Corn
Rice
Banana
80-90 cavans/hectare
40-50
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g. Livelihood Projects
Development Potential
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Improvement of agricultural production

Banana processing and trading
Cattle fattering
Farm micro-mixed enterprise
Skills training or technical leadership and management
Pigery and livestock
Spring development
h. Social Services
Basic social services
1. Potable water supply Nawasa/Deep well
2. Power supply 90% (energized by Quirelco)
3. Educational Services
Elementary Education
No. of pupils
96
No. of teachers
No. of building
No. of classroom
4. Health Services
Day Care Center
Barangay Midwife
Barangay Health workers
Brgy. Nutrition Scholar
5. Recreational facilities
Basketball court
6. Other Facilities
Barangay hall
Barangay office
R.I.C. building
Sari-sari stores
Botika ng barangay
4
6
5
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
10
1
7. Rural Infrastructure
Barangay Road
8. Post Harvest Facilities
Multi-purpose pavement
2
Solar drier
2
Ware house
2
9. Agricultural Infrastructure
Irrigational canal (lying areas irrigated by A.R. (NAI)
10. Agricultural production
Rice
80-90 cavans/hectare
Corn
40-50
Banana
i. Water and Sanitation
1. Potable water supply Nawasa/Deep well
2. Power supply 90% (energized by Quirelco)
j. Mode of Transportation
Mode of transportation is vehicles such as Jeepney, Motorcycle, Tricycles and also Kuliglig.
k. Existing programs on nutrition
Existing program for nutrition is the Backyard Gardening program, the 4Ps (Pantawid Pamilyang
Pilipino Program) which are programs from the local government units and the feeding for malnourished
children from the DWSD.
CHAPTER III
OBJECTIVES:
This report aims to:
Identify individuals or population groups at risk of becoming malnourished
Identify individuals or population groups who are malnourished
To develop health care programs that meet the community needs which are defined by the assessment
To measure the effectiveness of the nutritional programs & intervention once initiated
CHAPTER IV
METHODOLOGY
A letter of permission signed by the instructress was submitted to the Barangay Captain of the Barangay
Makate, Diffun, Quirino. Upon approval, the students went to different houses. The students get information
that is needed for the report.
Needed information was gathered, compiled, analyzed, and evaluated.
CHAPTER V
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
WEIGHT FOR AGE

I.
CHILDS PROFILE
A. Age in Months Vs. Nutritional Status
SU
n
U
%
N
%
O
%
Total
%
10%
10%
34
68%
12%
50
100
%
Child's Age
0-20
21-30
31-40
41-50
51-60
1
1
2
1
0
2%
2%
4%
2%
0%
1
1
2
1
2%
0%
2%
4%
2%
4
6
8
5
11
8%
12%
16%
10%
22%
2
1
2
1
0
4%
2%
4%
2%
0%
8
8
13
9
12
16%
16%
26%
18%
24%
Gender
Male
Female
3
2
6%
4%
3
2
6%
4%
13
21
26%
42%
1
5
2%
10%
20
30
40
60
Rank Order
1st - 2nd
3rd - 4th
5th - 6th
3
2
6%
4%
0%
2
3
0
4%
6%
0%
12
16
6
24%
32%
12%
3
2
1
6%
4%
2%
20
23
7
40%
46%
14%
Interpretation:
In age in months vs. nutritional status, 22% of the normal respondents are 51-60 months old, in severely
underweight groups the highest is 31- 40 months old which is 4%, and in underweight groups the highest are
41-50 months old which are 4%, in obese groups the highest are 0-20 and 31-40 months old which are 4% in the
12% of the total number.
In gender, severely stunted are 6% male and 4% females, in underweight there are 6% males and 4%
females. There is 26% male and 42% female are normal for age in months, while in obese children there is 2%
male and 10% female.
SU
n
U
%
N
%
O
%
Total
%
Sick Last Month

Yes
No
8%
6%
19
38%
4%
28
56%
2%
4%
15
30%
8%
22
44%
4%
6%
22
44%
10%
32
64%
6%
4%
12
24%
2%
18
36%
6%
8%
18
36%
6%
28
56%
4%
2%
16
32%
6%
22
44%
11
22%
6%
26
52%
12%
46
92%
Complete
Vaccination
Yes
No
Micronutrient
Supplementation
Yes
No
Use of Infant
Formula
6 months below
7 months above
2%
4%
16%
0%
11
22%
Interpretation:
The table shows that 8% of the severely stunted children are sick last month and 2% are not sick for the
last month. In underweight there is 6% of the children who are sick last month, in normal there is 38% are sick
last month and 30% are not sick. In obese there is 4% of the children are become sick and 8% are not sick last
month. It shows that most of the children do not experience to got sick for the last month because of most of
them have a complete vaccination.
The table shows that 4% of the severely stunted children have completed their vaccination, 8% of the
underweight has also completed their vaccine, 36% of the normal children has completed their vaccine, and
10% of the obese children have complete vaccination. It shows that most of the children have completed their
vaccinations, from severely stunted, underweight, normal and obese, and it also shows that some of the severely
stunted children have not completed their vaccination due to inadequate communication and inability to go to
the health center.
The table shows that 6% of the severely stunted children has micronutrient supplementation, 8% of the
underweight has micronutrient supplements, 36% of the normal childrens has micronutrient supplement, and
6% obese has micronutrient supplements. In summary, 56% of the 50 respondents have received micronutrient
supplementation.
The table shows that 92% of the 50 respondents have used infant formula below 6 months. It just shows
that the mothers used infant formula due to inability to breastfeed their child properly because of lack of time
and lack of knowledge on proper breastfeeding.
II.
FAMILY PROFILE
Mother
Educational
Attainment
SU
n
Age
15-19
20-29
30 above
Educational
Attainment
EG
HF
2
N
%
O
%
Total
%
10%
10%
34
68%
12%
50
100
%
14%
3
2
6%
4%
21
10
3
42%
20%
6%
4
2
8%
4%
32
17
1
64%
34%
2%
0%
8%
0%
8%
0%
16%
0%
EF
HG
0%
2%
14%
0%
2%
14%
2%
18%
4%
6%
18%
4%
16
32%
CF
CG
6%
0%
8%
0%
0%
6%
8%
26
52%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
6%
10
20%
0%
6%
10%
40
80%
4%
0%
4%
4%
0%
4%
0%
0%
0%
2%
12%
Employment
Unemployed
10%
Employed
Contractual
Regular
0%
Self employed
2%
8%
Interpretation:
The table shows that 64% of the 50 mothers were 15-19 years old. 34% are 20-29 and 2% is above
30years old.
The table shows that 8% of the mothers are elementary finished, 16% are elementary graduate, 18% are
high school finished, 32% are high school graduate, 20% are college finished and 6% are college graduate.
The table shows that 80% of the 50 mothers were unemployed, 4% are employed, 4% are contractual,
and 12% are self-employed.
Father
SU
n
U
%
10%
2%
N
%
O
%
10%
34
68%
0%
12%
%
6
Total
N
12
%
50
100
%
0%
14%
Educational
Attainment
EF
0%
6%
16%
4%
13
26%
0%
2%
14%
2%
18%
2%
2%
14%
4%
11
22%
6%
0%
8%
2%
165
0%
0%
4%
0%
4%
0%
0%
2%
0%
2%
0%
12
%
12%
EG
HF
HG
CF
CG
Employment
Unemployment
Employed
0%
0%
Contractual
Regular
5
Self employed
0%
0%
0%
0%
10%
10%
29
8%
0%
8%
0%
0%
0%
58%
0%
39
78%
Interpretation:
The table shows that 22% of the fathers were high school graduate, 18% of them are high school
finished, and 16% are college finished. 4% are college graduate, 14% are elementary finished and 26% are
elementary graduate.
The table shows that 44% of the 50 fathers are self-employed, 39% are self-employed, 6% are
employed, 4% of them are contractual and 1% of them are unemployed.
SU
n
U
%
N
%
O
%
Total
%
10%
34
68%
12%
50
100
%
10%
0%
24
48%
12%
35
70%
0%
0%
14%
0%
14%
0%
0%
6%
0%
6%
10%
11
22%
6%
21
42%
6%
23
46%
0%
12%
10%
Monthly Income
1000-3000
4000-6000
7000-10000
Family Size
2 to 4
5 to 7
4%
6%
0%
17
34%
0%
0%
12%
10%
25
50%
12%
38
76%
0%
18%
0%
12
24%
10%
11
22%
4%
20
40%
8 & above
Family Type
Nuclear
Extended
Family
Planning
None
4%
6%
4%
Natural
Contraceptives
0%
0%
6%
0%
0%
23
46%
8%
8%
0%
26
52%
Interpretation:
The table shows that 35% of the 50 respondents has 1000-3000 pesos monthly income, 14% have
4,000-6000 monthly income and 6% have 7,000-10,000 monthly income. The table shows that 21% of the 50
respondents have a family size of 2-4 members, 23% have a family size of 5-7 members and 6% have 8 and
above members of the family.
The table shows that nuclear family types are greater than extended family type based on the percentage.
76% of the nuclear and 24% of the extended.
The table shows that 26% of the 50 respondents are using contraceptives as a way of family planning.
20% of them are not practicing family planning, and 8% of them are using natural type of family planning.
III.
HOUSEHOLD PROFILE
SU
n
U
%
10%
N
%
O
%
Total
%
10
%
34
68%
12%
50
100
%
10
%
28
56%
10%
41
82%
House Ownership
Owned
Rented
6%
4%
0%
12%
2%
18%
4%
10
%
24
48%
4%
33
66%
6%
0%
10
20%
8%
17
34%
0%
6%
12
24%
12%
21
42%
0%
4%
22
44%
0%
24
48%
Type of dwelling
Wood
Concrete
Car Availability
Yes
No
Interpretation:
The table shows that 41% of the 50 families owned their houses and 9% are only renting their house. It
shows that 17% have concrete houses and 33% have wood type of dwelling. 21% of the families have no car
and 24% dont have car.
SU
N
U
%
10%
N
%
O
%
10%
34
68%
0%
8%
10%
30
60%
Total
%
12%
50
100
%
0%
8%
12%
46
92%
0%
0%
12%
45
90%
0%
10%
12%
35
70%
0%
15
30%
Source of Drinking
Water
0%
Deep well
Jetmatic
Commercial
10%
0%
0%
0%
Personal hygiene
Yes
10%
0%
No
10%
29
58%
0%
10%
Environment
Sanitation
Yes
No
10%
6%
21
42%
0%
4%
13
26%
Interpretation:
The table shows that 8% of the 50 families are using deep well as a source of their drinking water, 92%
are using jetmatic. It shows that 90% of them are practicing personal hygiene and 10% dont practice personal
hygiene. It shows that 70% of the families know how to clean their environment and 30% arent.
SU
N
U
%
N
%
O
%
Total
%
10%
10%
34
68%
12%
50
100
%
3
2
6%
4%
0%
10%
0%
0%
28
6
56%
12%
0%
12
0%
0%
42
8
0
84%
16%
0%
CR Ownership
Owned
Shared
2
3
4%
6%
4
1
8%
2%
25
9
50%
18%
5
1
10%
2%
36
14
72%
28%
Waste Segregation
Yes
No
4
1
8%
2%
4
1
8%
2%
20
14
40%
28%
12%
0%
34
16
68%
32%
2
3
4%
6%
0%
3
2
6%
4%
0%
20
14
40%
28%
0%
2
4
4%
8%
0%
27
23
0
54%
46%
0%
CR Type
Water Sealed
Open Pit
None
Waste Disposal
Burned
Garbage Pit
None
Interpretation:
The table shows that 84% of the 50 families have a water sealed CR and 16% have open pit CR. It
shows that 72% of them have owned their CR and 28% are sharing their CR. 68% knows how to segregate their
waste and 32% do not segregate waste. 54% of them are burning their garbage and 46% have open/garbage pit
as their waste disposal area.
SU
N
U
%
N
%
O
%
Total
%
10%
10%
34
68%
12%
50
100
%
Backyard Garden
Yes
No
3
2
6%
4%
4
1
8%
2%
14
10
28%
20%
5
1
10%
2%
26
14
52%
28%
Animal raising
Yes
No
3
2
6%
4%
4
1
8%
2%
20
14
40%
28%
5
1
10%
2%
32
18
64%
36%
10%
0%
0%
0%
6%
0%
4%
0%
7
21
6
14%
42%
12%
0%
2
4
0%
4%
8%
0%
15
23
12
0
30%
46%
24%
0%
10%
0%
0%
0%
3
2
6%
4%
0%
0%
32
2
64%
4%
0%
0%
10%
2%
0%
0%
45
5
0
0
90%
10%
0%
0%
Frequency of Buying
Rice
Daily
Weekly
Monthly
Yearly
Regular Viand
Vegetables
Meat
Fish
Beef
5
1
Interpretation:
The table shows that 52% of the 50 respondents have a backyard garden and284% dont have. It shows
that 64% of the families have animals in their house and 36% dont have. 24% of the families are buying
monthly rice, 46% are buying their rice weekly, 30% of them are buying rice daily. 90% were eating vegetables
as their regular viand and 10% are eating fish.
IV.
DIETARY PROFILE
SU
N
24-Hour Food
Recall
Inadequate
Adequate
Over Adequate
U
%
N
%
O
%
Total
%
10%
10%
34
68%
12%
50
100
%
10%
0%
0%
10%
0%
0%
34
68%
0%
0%
6
4
1
12%
8%
2%
50
4
1
100%
8%
2%
Interpretation:
The table shows that 68% of the normal respondents have inadequate diet, 10% severely underweight
respondents have also inadequate diet, 10% of the underweight have inadequate diet. While in obese
respondents, 12% have inadequate diet, 8% have adequate diet and 2% has overadequate diet.
V.
CLINICAL ASSESSMENT
SU
%
n
HAIR
Yes
No
EYES
Yes
No
Teeth and Gums
Yes
No
FACE
Yes
No
GLANDS
Yes
No
TOUNGUE
Yes
No
SKIN
U
%
N
N
O
%
Total
N
%
10%
10%
34
68%
12%
50
100%
2
3
4%
6%
0
5
0%
10%
6
28
12%
56%
0
6
0%
12%
8
42
16%
84%
0
5
0%
10%
0
5
0%
10%
4
30
8%
60%
0
6
0%
12%
4
46
8%
92%
2
3
4%
6%
2
3
4%
6%
16
19
32%
38%
1
5
2%
10%
21
30
42%
60%
0
5
0%
10%
2
3
4%
6%
6
29
12%
58%
0
6
0%
12%
8
43
16%
86%
0
5
0%
10%
0
5
0%
10%
0
34
0%
68%
0
6
0%
12%
0
50
0%
100%
0
5
0%
10%
0
5
0%
10%
0
34
0%
68%
0
6
0%
12%
0
50
0%
100%
Yes
No
NAILS
Yes
No
BEHAVIOR
Yes
No
INTERNAL
ORGANS
Yes
No
Immune System
Yes
No
Muscle and Bones
Yes
No
1
4
2%
8%
2
3
4%
6%
15
19
30%
38%
0
6
0%
12%
18
32
36%
64%
0
5
0%
10%
1
4
2%
8%
14
30
28%
60%
0
6
0%
12%
15
45
30%
90%
1
4
2%
8%
3
2
6%
4%
12
22
24%
44%
0
6
0%
12%
16
34
32%
68%
0
5
0%
10%
0
5
0%
10%
0
34
0%
68%
0
6
0%
12%
0
50
0%
100%
0
5
0%
10%
0
5
0%
10%
2
32
4%
64%
0
6
0%
12%
2
48
4%
96%
0
5
0%
10%
0
5
0%
10%
0
34
0%
68%
0
6
0%
12%
0
50
0%
100%
Interpretation:
The table shows that 16% of the 50 children has the signs of dry, loose and falls out hair. For the eyes
there are 8% of the 50 children has no signs of pale membranes and redness of the eyes. For teeth and gums,
there is 42% who had a missing, discolored and decayed teeth. For the face there are 16% who had an off color
and scaly face. For the glands and tongue there is no sign associated with malnutrition. For the skin, there are
36% of children who has dry, rough, sores and lack of fat under the skin. For the nails there is 30% of children
who has a spoon-shaped nails. For the childrens behavior, there is 32% who are irritable and apathetic. For the
internal organ there are no signs of associated malnutrition. For childrens immune system 4% is susceptible to
infection. And for the muscle and bones, there are no signs of associated malnutrition.
HEIGHT FOR AGE

I.
CHILDS PROFILE
B. Age in Months Vs. Nutritional Status
S.STUNTED
N
%
STUNTED
n
%
NORMAL
N
%
TALL
n
%
Total
N
%
10
20%
18
29
58
50
100
Child's Age
0-20
21-30
2
2
4%
4%
2
0
4%
0%
4
6
2%
0%
9
8
18%
16%
31-40
8%
4%
0%
12
24%
41-50
51-60
2
0
4%
0%
3
2
6%
4%
4
9
8%
12
%
12
%
8%
18
%
2%
0%
10
11
20%
22%
Gender
Male
8%
4%
11
0%
17
34%
Female
12%
14%
18
4%
33
66%
22
%
36
Rank Order
1st - 2nd
12%
6%
10
3rd - 4th
2%
12%
13
5th - 6th
6%
0%
20
%
26
%
12
%
4%
21
42%
0%
20
40%
0%
18%
Interpretation:
In age in months vs. nutritional status, 4% of the severely stunted respondents are 0-20 months old, in
stunted groups the highest are 41-45 months old which is 6%, and in normal groups the highest are 31-40
months old which are 12% because 0-20months have higher risk of being stunted due to weak immune system
of the child.
In gender, severely stunted are 8% male and 12% females, in stunted there are 4% males and 14%
females. There is 22% male and 36% female are normal for age in months, while in tall children there is 4%
female. It shows that female have higher risk of being stunted due to slower growing ability of female, and
females have high risk of being tall.
S.STUNTED
N
%
STUNTED
n
%
NORMAL
N
%
10
20
%
18
%
29
58
%
Sick Last Month

Yes
8%
17
No
12
%
8%
10
%
12
34
%
24
%
Complete
vaccination
Yes
8%
18
No
12
%
16
%
2%
Micronutrient
supplementation
11
36
%
22
%
TALL
n
%
2
Total
N
%
4%
50
100
%
0%
27
4%
23
54
%
46
%
4%
32
0%
18
64
%
36
%
Yes
No
Use of Infant
formula
6 months below
7 months above
12
%
8%
12
%
8%
14
%
4%
17
12
%
6%
22
12
34
%
24
%
44
%
14
%
0%
30
4%
20
2%
35
2%
15
60
%
40
%
70
%
30
%
Interpretation:
The table shows that 12% of the severely stunted children are not sick last month, 8% of the stunted are
sick last month, 34% of the normal respondents are not sick last month and 4% of the tall respondents are not
sick last month. It shows that most of the respondents are getting sick due to incomplete vitamins and inability
to go to health center for check up.
The table shows that 12% of the severely stunted children have completed their vaccination, 16% of the
stunted has also completed their vaccine, 36% of the normal children has completed their vaccine, and 4% of
the tall children have not complete vaccination. It shows that the respondents have completed their vaccination,
from normal, stunted, severely stunted and tall, and it also shows that some of the severely stunted have not
completed their vaccination due to inadequate communication and inability to go to the health center.
The table shows that 12% of the severely stunted has micronutrient supplementation, 14% of the stunted
has micronutrient supplements, 34% of the normal children has micronutrient supplement, and 0% of the tall
who did have their micronutrient supplements. In summary, 60% of the 50 respondents have received
micronutrient supplementation.
The table shows that 70% of the 50 respondents have used infant formula below 6 months. Its just
shows that the mothers used infant formula due to inability to breastfeed their child properly because of lack of
time and lack of knowledge on proper breastfeeding.
II.
FAMILY PROFILE
S.STUNTED
n
%
10
STUNTED
n
%
NORMAL
N
%
20%
18%
29
58
%
2%
2%
0
3
0%
6%
4
5
8%
10
TALL
n
%
2
Total
N
%
4%
50
100
%
0%
0%
5
9
10%
18%
Mother
Educational Attainment
EF
EG
1
1
HF
2%
4%
HG
10%
4%
CF
4%
4%
0%
12%
25
1
0%
0%
0%
6%
0%
CG
Employed
Unemployed
Employed
Contractual
Regular
Self employed
14%
0%
0%
0%
6%
%
12
%
10
%
12
%
6%
50
%
2%
0%
0%
6%
4%
11
22%
0%
12
24%
0%
10
20%
0%
6%
0%
38
76%
4%
0%
0%
0%
3
0
0
9
6%
0%
0%
18%
Interpretation:
The table shows that 76% of the 50 mothers were unemployed, 6% are employed and 18% are selfemployed mothers.
In summary, even they are high school graduate they prefer to stay at home to take care of their children.
S.STUNTED
N
%
10
Father
20
%
STUNTED
n
%
9
18
%
NORMAL
N
%
29
58
%
TALL
n
%
2
4%
Total
N
%
50
100
%
Educational
Attainment
EF
2
EG
HF
HG
CF
CG
Employment
Unemployed
Employed
Contractual
Regular
Self employed
10
0%
4%
4%
8%
0%
2%
10
%
6%
2%
2%
10
%
10
%
14
%
12
%
8%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
20
%
0%
0%
0%
0%
18
%
1
2
26
0%
2%
12
2%
0%
12
0%
4%
0%
0%
2%
4%
0%
52
%
0%
0%
0%
0%
4%
0
1
2
0
47
14
%
24
%
18
%
24
%
16
%
4%
0%
2%
4%
0%
94
%
Interpretation:
The table shows that 14% of the fathers were elementary finished, 24% of them are elementary graduate,
18% of them are high school finished, 24% are high school graduate, 16% are college finished and 4% are
college graduate.
The table shows that 2% of the 50 fathers are employed, 4% are contractual, 94% are self- employed.
S.STUNTED
N
%
Monthly
Income
1000-3000
NORMAL
n
%
TALL
n
%
Total
N
%
10
20
%
18
%
29
58
%
4%
50
100
%
10
20
%
0
16
%
0%
20
4%
40
0%
2%
40
%
12
%
6%
0%
80
%
12
%
8%
12
%
8%
6%
4%
19
12
%
0%
17
16
%
34
%
8%
0%
27
0%
23
46
%
12
%
4%
39
0%
11
12
0%
16
0%
4%
0
34
4000-6000
7000-10000
Family Size
2 to 4
5 to 7
0%
8 & above
Family Type
Nuclear
Extended
Family
Planning
None
Natural
Contraceptives
STUNTED
n
%
12
%
8%
16
%
2%
6%
2%
0%
14
%
0%
16
%
17
24
%
0%
34
%
38
%
54
%
8%
78
%
22
%
32
%
0%
68
%
Interpretation:
The table shows that 20% severely stunted respondents has a 1,000-3000 pesos monthly income. It
shows that 16% of the stunted respondents have 1,000-3,000 monthly income and 2% have 7,000-10,000
monthly income. In normal respondents, 40% have a monthly income of 1,000-3,000 pesos, 12% have 4,0006000 monthly income and 6% have a monthly income of 7,000-10,000 pesos. It shows in the data of tall that 4
% has a monthly income of 1,000-3,000 pesos. Most families have low income, which indicates that they
cannot obtain food.
The table shows that 12% of the 50 respondents in severely stunted has a family size of 2-4 members,
8% have a family size of 5-7 members. In stunted, 6 % has a family size of 2 to 4 members, 12 % has a family
size of 5 to 7 members. It shows that 16 % in the normal respondents that 16 % has 2 to 4 members, 34% has 5
to 7 members and 0% has a member of 8 & above. In the normal respondents, 8% has a 2 to 4 family member.
The table shows that in severely stunted respondents there are 12 % nuclear family type and 4% are
extended family. In stunted respondents 16% are nuclear type and 2 % are extended family. In the tall
respondents, there is 4% nuclear family.
The table shows that 2% of the 50 respondents are not using family planning and 14 % is using
contraceptive. 2% of the stunted respondents not practicing family planning and 16% of them are using
contraceptives. 4% in the tall respondents are using contraceptives.
III.
HOUSEHOLD PROFILE
S.STUNTED
n
%
STUNTED
n
%
NORMAL
n
%
TALL
n
%
Total
N
%
10
20%
18%
29
58
%
4%
50
100
%
House
Ownership
Owned
14%
18%
24
2%
41
82%
Rented
6%
0%
48
%
10
%
2%
18%
Type of dwelling
Wood
12%
14%
17
2%
31
62%
Concrete
8%
4%
12
34
%
24
%
2%
19
38%
Car Availability
Yes
8%
8%
14
4%
24
48%
No
12%
10%
15
28
%
30
%
0%
26
52%
Interpretation:
The table shows that 14% of the 50 families in severely stunted owned their houses and 3% are only
renting their house. It shows that 18% in stunted owned their house. In tall respondents, 2% owned their house
and 2% are only renting their house.
The table shows that12% of the normal respondents has a wood type of dwelling and 8 % has a concrete
house. 14% in stunted has a wood type of dwelling and 4 % has a concrete house. In the tall respondents, 2%
has a wood and 2% has a concrete house.
The table shows that 8% in severely stunted has owned a car and 12% cannot avail their own. In stunted
respondents, 8% has owned a car and 10% cannot avail.4% in tall respondents owned a car.
S.STUNTED
n
%
10
Source of Drinking
Water
Deep well
Jetmatic
10
Commercial
Personal hygiene
Yes
10
20
%
0%
20
%
0%
STUNTED
n
%
9
NORMAL
n
%
18
%
29
58
%
0%
18
%
0%
2
27
4%
54
%
26
8
1
16
%
2%
TALL
n
%
Total
N
%
4%
50
100
%
0%
4%
2
48
4%
96
%
0%
No
20
%
0%
Environment
Sanitation
Yes
6%
6%
16
No
14
%
12
%
13
52
%
6%
32
%
26
%
4%
46
0%
92
%
8%
24
%
26
%
48
%
52
%
Interpretation:
The table shows that 20% of the 50 families in severely stunted are using jetmatic as a source of their
drinking water, 18% in stunted and 4% in tall respondents are also using jetmatic.
It shows that 20% of the severely stunted are practicing personal hygiene, 16% in stunted and 4% in tall
respondents are also practicing personal hygiene.
It shows that in severely stunted respondents, 6% has good environment sanitation and 14% did not
aware in environment sanitation. 6% in stunted respondents has good environment sanitation and 12 % are not.
In tall respondents, 4% are also practicing their environment sanitation.
S.STUNTED
n
%
STUNTED
n
%
NORMAL
n
%
TALL
N
%
Total
N
%
10
20
%
18
%
29
58
%
4%
50
100
%
CR Type
Water Sealed
50
%
8%
4%
42
18
%
0%
25
Open Pit
12
%
8%
0%
84
%
16
%
0%
0%
None
CR Ownership
Owned
10
20
%
0%
Shared
Waste
Segregation
Yes
No
14
%
6%
Waste Disposal
Burned
8%
Garbage Pit
12
%
None
Interpretation:
12
%
6%
22
12
%
6%
19
14
%
4%
16
10
13
44
%
14
%
2%
39
2%
11
38
%
20
%
4%
34
0%
16
0%
27
4%
23
32
%
26
%
78
%
22
%
68
%
32
%
54
%
46
%
0%
The table shows that 12% of the 50 families has water sealed CR and 8% are using open pit. It shows
that 18% in the stunted respondents has a water sealed CR. In tall respondents, 4% has water sealed CR.
It shows that 14 % in severely stunted respondents doing waste segregation and 6% are not. In stunted
respondents, 12% are following waste segregation and 6% are not. In tall respondents, 4% are also following
waste segregation.
It shows that 8% in severely stunted burned their waste and 12% using garbage pit. 14% in stunted
burned their waste and 4 % are using garbage pit. 4% in tall respondents are only using garbage pit.
S.STUNTED
n
%
STUNTED
n
%
NORMAL
n
%
TALL
n
%
Total
N
%
10
20
%
18
%
29
58
%
4%
50
100
%
Backyard Garden
Yes
44
%
14
%
2%
36
14
%
4%
22
No
12
%
8%
2%
14
72
%
28
%
Animal raising
Yes
4%
32
36
%
22
%
12
%
6%
18
No
12
%
8%
0%
18
Frequency of
Buying Rice
Daily
6%
8%
8%
0%
11
Weekly
8%
21
2%
31
6%
42
%
8%
Monthly
10
%
0%
2%
0%
0%
0%
Yearly
Regular Viand
11
0%
64
%
36
%
22
%
62
%
16
%
0%
Vegetables
Meat
Fish
Beef
14
%
6%
0%
0%
18
%
0%
0%
0%
29
58
%
0%
0%
0%
2
0
0%
46
%
4%
0%
0
92
%
8%
0
0%
Interpretation:
The table shows that 12% of the 50 respondents in severely stunted have a backyard garden and 8%
dont have. 14% in stunted have a backyard garden and 4% dont have. In tall respondents, 2% have backyard
garden and 2% dont have.
It shows that 12% of the families in severely stunted have animals in their house and 8% dont have.
12% in stunted have animals and 6% dont have. 4% in tall respondents have animals in their house.
8% of the families in severely stunted are weekly buying rice, 10% in stunted are buying their rice
weekly and 2% of the tall respondents are also buying their rice weekly. It shows that most of the family are
buying their rice weekly.
Most of the families consume vegetable as their regular viand.
IV.
DIETARY PROFILE
S.STUNTED
n
%
10
24-Hour Food
Recall
Inadequate
Adequate
Over Adequate
10
STUNTED
n
%
20%
20% 9
18%
18%
NORMAL
n
%
29
29
TALL
n
%
58
%
58%
Total
N
%
4%
4%
Interpretation:
The table shows that 100% of the total respondents have inadequate diet.
50
50
100
%
100%
V.
CLINICAL ASSESSMENT
S.STUNTED
n
%
10
STUNTED
n
%
NORMAL
n
%
TALL
n
%
Total
N
%
20%
18%
29
58
%
4%
50
100
%
0%
2%
2%
10
20%
10
20%
16%
21
16
%
42
%
2%
40
80%
0
9
0%
18%
29
0%
58
%
10
0%
20%
4%
0%
2
48
4%
96%
Teeth and Gums

Yes
8%
8%
4%
19
38%
No
12%
10%
20
18
%
40
%
0%
31
62%
HAIR
Yes
No
EYES
Yes
No
FACE
2
7
4%
14%
0%
18%
10
0%
20%
SKIN
Yes
No
Yes
No
GLANDS
Yes
No
3
7
6%
14%
10
0%
20%
4
25
8%
50
%
0%
4%
9
41
18%
82%
0%
4%
0
50
0%
100
%
0%
4%
0
50
0%
100
%
24
%
34
%
2%
19
38%
2%
31
62%
0%
58
%
1
1
2%
2%
7
43
14%
86%
12
%
46
%
2%
16
32%
2%
34
68%
0%
58
%
4%
0%
2
48
4%
96%
2%
56
%
4%
0%
6
44
12%
88%
0%
58
%
1
1
2%
2%
1
49
2%
98%
29
0%
58
%
0%
18%
29
0%
58
%
6%
6%
12
14%
12%
17
NAILS
Yes
No
6
4
12%
8%
0%
18%
29
BEHAVIOR
Yes
12%
6%
No
8%
12%
23
0
10
0%
20%
0%
18%
29
3
7
6%
14%
0%
18%
1
28
10
0%
20%
0%
18%
29
TOUNGUE
Yes
No
INTERNAL
ORGANS
Yes
No
Immune System
Yes
No
Muscle and
Bones
Yes
No
Interpretation:
The table shows that 20% of children has the sign of dull, brittle, dry, loose, and falls out hair. For the
eyes there are no signs associated by malnutrition. For the teeth and gums there is 38% children has the sign of
missing, discolored and decayed teeth. For the face, there is 18% who had scaly, flaky and crackled skin. For
the glands and tongue there are no signs associated by malnutrition. For the skin there is 38% who had a dry,
rough, and lack of fat under the skin. For the nails there is 14% who had a spooned shaped nails. For the
behavior, there is 32% who are irritable, apathetic and inattentive. For the internal organs there are 4%
associated with malnutrition. For the immune system there is 12% who are susceptible to infection. And for the
muscle and bones there are 2% associated by malnutrition.
HEIGHT FOR WEIGHT

I.
CHILDS PROFILE
C. Age in Months Vs. Nutritional Status
S.WASTED
n
%
WASTED
N
%
Child's Age
0-20
21-30
31-40
41-50
51-60
5
1
1
2
1
0
10%
2%
2%
4%
2%
0%
3
1
Gender
male
female
3
2
6%
4%
3
2
6%
4%
0%
Rank Order
1st - 2nd
3rd - 4th
5th - 6th
NORMAL
N
%
OBESE
n
%
Total
%
6%
2%
0%
0%
4%
0%
36
6
6
8
5
11
72%
12%
12%
16%
10%
22%
6
2
1
2
1
0
12%
4%
2%
4%
2%
0%
50
10
8
12
9
11
100%
20%
16%
24%
18%
22%
2
1
4%
2%
15
21
30%
42%
1
5
2%
10%
21
29
42%
58%
1
2
0
2%
4%
0%
14
16
6
28%
32%
12%
3
2
1
6%
4%
2%
21
22
7
42%
44%
14%
Interpretation:
In age in months vs. nutritional status, there are 20% 0-20, 16% 21-30 months old, 24% 31-40 months
old, 16% are 41-50 months old and 22% are 51-60 months old child.
In gender,42% were male and 58% were females.
In rank and order, 42% were 1st-2nd ,44% were in 3rd-4th and 14% were 5th-6th.
Profile
Sick Last Month

Yes
No
Complete vaccination
S.WASTED
n
%
WASTED
N
%
NORMAL
n
%
OBESE
n
%
Total
%
10%
6%
36
72%
12%
50
100%
4
1
8%
2%
2
1
4%
2%
19
17
38%
34%
2
4
4%
8%
27
23
54%
46%
Yes
No
2
3
4%
6%
2
1
4%
2%
22
14
44%
28%
5
1
10%
2%
31
19
62%
38%
Micronutrient
supplementation
Yes
No
3
2
6%
4%
2
1
4%
2%
19
17
38%
34%
3
3
6%
6%
27
23
54%
46%
11
1
22%
2%
2
1
45%
2%
26
10
52%
20%
12%
0%
45
12
90%
24%
Use of Infant formula

6 months below
7 months above
Interpretation:
The table shows that 8% of the severely wasted children are sick last month and 2% are not sick for the
last month. In wasted there are 4% of the children who are sick last month, in normal children 38% sick last
month and 34% are not. In obese there is 4% of the children are become sick and 8% are not sick last month. It
shows that most of the children do not experience to get sick for the last month because of most of them have a
complete vaccination.
The table shows that 4% of the severely wasted children have completed their vaccination, 4% of the
wasted has also completed their vaccine, 38% of the normal children had completed threir vaccination and 10%
of the obese children have complete vaccination. It shows that most of the children have completed their
vaccinations, from severely wasted, wasted and obese
The table shows that 6% of the severely wasted children have micronutrient supplementation, 4% of the
wasted has micronutrient supplements,38% of the normal children has micronutrient supplementation and 6%
of the obese children has micronutrient supplement.
The table shows that 90% of the 50 respondents have used infant formula below 6 months. It just shows
that the mothers used infant formula due to inability to breastfeed their child properly because of lack of time
and lack of knowledge on proper breastfeeding.
II.
FAMILY PROFILE
S.WASTED
n
%
5
Mother
Educational
Attainment
10%
WASTED
N
%
3
NORMAL
n
%
6%
36
72%
OBESE
n
%
6
Total
N
%
12%
50
100%
EF
EG
HF
HG
CF
CG
Employed
Unemployed
Employed
Contractual
Regular
Self employed
2
3
0%
0%
0%
4%
6%
0%
10%
0%
0%
0%
0%
1
2
0%
2%
0%
4%
0%
0%
4
7
7
9
4
5
8%
14%
14%
18%
8%
10%
4%
0%
0%
0%
2%
26
2
4
52%
4%
8%
0%
8%
1
2
3
0%
0%
2%
4%
6%
0%
4
8
8
15
10
5
8%
16%
16%
30%
20%
10%
10%
0%
0%
0%
2%
38
2
4
0
6
76%
4%
8%
0%
12%
Interpretation:
The table shows that 76% of the 50 mothers are unemployed, 4% are employed, 8% are contractual, and
12% are self-employed.
S.WASTED
n
%
Father
Educational
Attainment
EF
EG
HF
10%
2%
0%
0%
WASTED
N
%
NORMAL
n
%
6%
36
72%
2
1
0%
4%
2%
6
8
7
12%
16%
14%
OBESE
n
%
Total
N
%
12%
50
100%
2
1
0%
4%
2%
7
12
9
14%
24%
18%
HG
CF
CG
Employment
Unemployed
Employed
Contractual
Regular
Self employed
1
3
2%
6%
0%
0%
0%
0%
7
4
4
14%
8%
8%
0%
0%
0%
0%
10%
05
05
0%
0%
6%
6%
0%
8%
0%
58%
4
29
2
1
4%
2%
0%
10
8
4
20%
16%
8%
0%
12%
0%
0%
0%
3
6
4
0
37
6%
12%
8%
0%
74%
Interpretation:
The table shows that 14% of the fathers were elementary finished, 24% of them are elementary graduate,
18% are high school finished, 20% are high school graduate, 16% are college finished and 8% are college
graduate.
The employment table shows that 6% of the 50 fathers are unemployed, 12% are employed, 8% are
contractual and 74% are self-employed.
S.WASTED
n
%
Monthly Income
1000-3000
4000-6000
7000-10000
10%
10%
0%
0%
WASTED
n
%
3
NORMAL
n
%
OBESE
n
%
Total
N
6%
36
72%
12%
50
100
%
0%
0%
0%
24
7
5
48%
14%
10%
12%
0%
0%
35
7
5
70%
14%
10%
Family Size
2 to 4
5 to 7
8 & above
Family Type
Nuclear
Extended
Family Planning
None
Natural
Contraceptives
Interpretation:
2
3
4%
6%
0%
65
0%
0%
11
17
8
22%
34%
16%
3
3
6%
6%
0%
19
23
8
38%
46%
16%
2
3
4%
6%
6%
0%
25
11
50%
22%
6
0
12%
0%
36
14
72%
28%
4%
0%
6%
6%
0%
0%
13
26%
0%
46%
2
4
4%
8%
0%
20
4
26
40%
8%
52%
23
The table shows that 10% severely wasted respondents have 1,000-3,000 pesos monthly income, for
normal group and there is 48% who have 1,000-3,000 monthly income in obese group. It shows in the data that
there is a low income because out of 100% there is 70% whose income is 1,000-3,000 pesos per month, which
indicates that they cannot obtain food.
The table shows that 38% of the total respondents have a family size of 2-4 members, 46% have a
family size of 5-7 members and 16% have 8 and above family size.
The table shows that nuclear family types are greater than extended family type based on the percentage
72% of the nuclear and 28% of the extended.
The table shows that 40% of the 50 mothers are not having a family planning, 8% of the mothers does
not use any family planning, 52% are using contraceptives as a way of family planning.
III.
HOUSEHOLD PROFILE
S.WASTED
N
%
House Ownership
Owned
WASTED
N
%
NORMAL
n
%
OBESE
n
%
Total
N
%
10%
6%
36
72%
12%
50
100%
6%
6%
28
56%
10%
39
78%
Rented
4%
Type of dwelling
Wood
Concrete
2
3
4%
6%
Car Availability
Yes
No
0
0
0%
0%
0%
16%
2%
11
22%
6%
0%
24
12
48%
24%
2
4
4%
8%
31
19
62%
38%
2
1
4%
2%
14
22
28%
44%
12%
0%
22
23
44%
46%
Interpretation:
The table shows that 78% of the 50 families owned their houses and 22% are only renting their house. It
shows that 62% have wood houses and 38% have a concrete type of dwelling. 44% of the families have their
car and 46% dont have car.
S.WASTED
N
%
CR Type
Water Sealed
Open Pit
None
WASTED
n
%
NORMAL
n
%
OBESE
n
%
Total
N
10%
6%
36
72%
12%
50
100
%
3
2
6%
4%
0%
6%
0%
0%
28
8
56%
16%
0%
12%
0%
0%
40
10
0
80%
20%
0%
CR Ownership
Owned
Shared
2
3
4%
6%
2
1
4%
2%
25
11
50%
22%
5
1
10%
2%
34
16
68%
32%
Waste Segregation
Yes
No
4
1
8%
2%
2
1
4%
2%
20
16
40%
32%
12%
0%
32
18
64%
36%
2
3
4%
6%
0%
2
1
4%
2%
0%
20
16
40%
32%
0%
2
4
4%
8%
0%
26
24
0
52%
48%
0%
Waste Disposal
Burned
Garbage Pit
None
Interpretation:
The table shows that 80% of the 50 families have a water sealed, and 20% are using open pit CR. It
shows that 68% of them owned their CR and 32% are sharing their CR. 64% knows how to segregate their
waste and 36% do not segregate waste. 52% of them are burning their garbage and 48% have open/garbage pit
as their waste disposal area.
S.WASTED
N
%
Source of Drinking
Water
Deep well
Jetmatic
Commercial
10%
0%
10%
0%
WASTED
n
%
NORMAL
n
%
6%
36
72%
0%
6%
0%
6
30
12%
60%
0%
OBESE
n
%
Total
N
12%
50
100
%
0%
12%
0%
6
44
0
12%
88%
0%
Personal hygiene
Yes
No
Environment
Sanitation
Yes
No
10%
0%
6%
0%
29
7
58%
14%
12%
0%
43
7
86%
14%
10%
0%
2
1
4%
2%
21
15
42%
30%
12%
0%
34
16
68%
32%
Interpretation:
The table shows that 12% of the 50 families are using deep well as a source of their drinking water and
88% are using jetmatic. It shows that 86% of them are practicing personal hygiene and 14% dont practice
personal hygiene. It also shows that 68% of the families know how to clean their environment and 32% arent.
S.WASTED
N
%
Backyard Garden
Yes
No
WASTED
n
%
NORMAL
n
%
OBESE
n
%
Total
N
10%
6%
36
72%
12%
50
100
%
3
2
6%
4%
2
1
4%
2%
14
12
28%
24%
5
1
10%
2%
24
16
48%
32%
Animal raising
Yes
No
Frequency of Buying
Rice
Daily
Weekly
Monthly
Yearly
Regular Viand
Vegetables
meat
Fish
beef
3
2
6%
4%
2
1
4%
2%
20
16
40%
32%
10%
0%
0%
0%
4%
0%
2%
0%
9
21
6
18%
42%
12%
0%
10%
0%
0%
0%
2
1
4%
2%
0%
0%
32
4
64%
8%
0%
0%
5
1
10%
2%
30
20
60%
40%
2
4
0%
4%
8%
0%
16
23
11
0
32%
46%
22%
0%
10%
2%
0%
0%
44
6
0
0
88%
12%
0%
0%
5
1
Interpretation:
The table shows that 48% of the 50 respondents have a backyard garden and 32% dont have. It shows
that 60% of the families are raising animals and 40% dont have. 32% of the families are daily buying rice, 46%
are buying their rice weekly, 22% of them are buying rice monthly. 96% were eating vegetables as their regular
viand and 4% are eating fish.
IV.
DIETARY PROFILE
SW
N
5
24-Hour Food
W
%
10
N
%
n
6
O
%
36
72
Total
%
12
N
50
%
100
Recall
Inadequate
Adequate
Over Adequate
5 10%
0%
0%
6%
0%
0%
36
72%
0%
0%
5
0
1
10%
0%
2%
45
4
1
90%
8%
2%
Interpretation:
The table shows that 10% of the severely wasted children have inadequate diet, 6% wasted children
have also inadequate diet, 72% of the normal group has inadequate diet and 10% have inadequate diet.
V.
CLINICAL ASSESSMENT
SW
n
5
HAIR
W
n
%
10%
N
n
%
3
6%
%
36
72%
O
N
Total
N
%
%
6
12%
50
100%
Yes
No
EYES
Yes
No
Teeth and
Gums
Yes
No
FACE
Yes
No
GLANDS
Yes
no
TOUNGUE
Yes
No
SKIN
Yes
No
NAILS
Yes
No
BEHAVIOR
Yes
No
INTERNAL
ORGANS
Yes
No
Immune
System
Yes
No
Muscle and Bones
Yes
No
2
3
4%
6%
0
3
0%
6%
8
28
16%
56%
0
6
0%
12%
10
40
20%
80%
0
5
0%
10%
0
3
0%
6%
6
30
12%
60%
0
6
0%
12%
6
44
12%
88%
2
3
4%
6%
1
2
2%
4%
17
19
34%
38%
1
5
2%
10%
21
29
42%
58%
0
5
0%
10%
1
2
2%
4%
36
0%
72%
0
6
0%
12%
1
49
2%
98%
0
5
0%
10%
0
3
0%
6%
0
36
0%
72%
0
6
0%
12%
0
50
0%
100%
0
5
0%
10%
0
3
0%
6%
0
36
0%
72%
0
6
0%
12%
0
50
0%
100%
1
4
2%
8%
1
2
2%
4%
17
19
34%
38%
0
6
0%
12%
19
31
38%
62%
0
5
0%
10%
1
2
2%
4%
16
30
32%
60%
0
6
0%
12%
17
43
34%
86%
1
4
2%
8%
2
1
4%
2%
14
22
28%
44%
0
6
0%
12%
17
33
34%
66%
0
5
0%
10%
0
3
0%
6%
0
36
0%
72%
0
6
0%
12%
0
50
0%
100%
0
5
0%
10%
0
3
0%
6%
2
36
4%
72%
0
6
0%
12%
2
50
4%
100%
0
5
0%
10%
0
3
0%
6%
0
36
0%
72%
0
6
0%
12%
0
50
0%
100%
Interpretation:
The table shows that 20% of the 50 children has the signs of dry, loose and falls out hair. While 80% has
a normal hair. For the eyes there are 88% of the 50 children has no signs of pale membranes and redness of the
eyes. For teeth and gums, there is 42% who had a missing, discolored and decayed teeth. For the face there are
2% who had an off color and scaly face. For the glands and tongue there is no sign associated with malnutrition.
For the skin, there are 38% of children who has dry, rough, sores and lack of fat under the skin. For the nails
there is 34% of children who has a spoon-shaped nails. For the childrens behavior, there is 34% who are
irritable and apathetic. For the internal organ there are no signs of associated malnutrition. And for the immune
system, muscle and bones there are no signs of associated malnutrition.
CHAPTER VI
NUTRITION SITUATION
1. Who are the Malnourished?
Children who are 0-5 years old are the malnourished.
2. What Type of Malnutrition Affect Them?

The malnourished children are being affected by acute malnutrition, chronic malnutrition,
stunting and wasting.
3. How many are affected?
There are 10 malnourished children who are affected.
4. Where are they located?
The affected children are located at the Barangay Macate, Diffun, Quirino.
5. To whose families do they belong? What are their occupation types?
Malnourished children belong to the nuclear type of families mostly with 2-10 members.
They do belong mostly to the unemployed parents who do not have work and earning
income from farming.
6. Why are they malnourished? What are the direct and indirect causes?
These children are malnourished with direct and indirect causes such as:
Direct
Presence of Illness 1month prior to assessment
Poor availability of animal raising which is the main source of protein
Poor intake of fruits which is the immune boosters for children for disease protection.
Poor knowledge on child care
Indirect
Low income due to no capital, low knowledge on entrepreneurial skills and crop production
No waste segregation
Burning garbages
7. How do current projects and programs affect these families with malnourished children and
adults?
Current programs and projects of the barangay affects these families by not getting in
touch to the barangay and inability to communicate to the persons in charge because of
lack of time and knowledge.
CHAPTER VII
CAUSAL MODEL
CAUSAL MODEL OF
MALNUTRITION
Poor Child Care

Practices
Limited
knowledge on
child care
practices
Poor Health
Status
Time management
Presence of
illness
Inadequate dietary
Intake
Inadequate
access to food
Low
income
Insufficient health
services
No initial
capital
Limited
knowledge and
skills
CHAPTER VIII
RECOMMENDATIONS
The problem is they have inadequate food supply of meat products and vegetables, the agency
involve is the Department of Agriculture. They can provide fingerlings for the barangay and seedlings for every
house.
Low income is other problem of the respondents, because they have no capital to start a business.
The agencies that can help them are Department of Budget and Management and the Department of Labor and
Employment. They can provide insurance so that they can start a small business. They can also offer a job so
they can earn income. The other agency involve is the Department of Social Welfare and Development. They
can provide livelihood programs that can help parents so that there will be other source of income.
Other problem of the respondents is poor child care practices, the agency involve is the
Department of Health. They can help the respondents through seminars about proper child care practices.
Republic of the Philippines
Quirino State University
Diffun, Quirino
COMMUNITY NUTRITION SUPERVISED FIELD

PRACTICE
TERMINAL REPORT
Prepared by:
MARY JOY ADVIENTO
ESTRELITA AVILA
KESIA CARMONA
FRENZY GULLA
_______ A Terminal Report submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements in Community Nutrition
Supervised Field Practice under the supervision of Mrs. Arlyn Jasmin-Yra during the 2 nd semester, SY 20132014.

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CHAPTER I

Total land area: 1, 280 hectares

Improvement of agricultural production

Identify individuals or population groups at risk of becoming malnourished

Identify individuals or population groups who are malnourished

WEIGHT FOR AGE

Sick Last Month

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

HEIGHT FOR AGE

Sick Last Month

Teeth and Gums

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

HEIGHT FOR WEIGHT

Sick Last Month

Use of Infant formula

2. What Type of Malnutrition Affect Them?

Presence of Illness 1month prior to assessment

Poor availability of animal raising which is the main source of protein

Poor knowledge on child care

Poor Child Care

Republic of the Philippines

Quirino State University

COMMUNITY NUTRITION SUPERVISED FIELD

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