CHN 1 Flashcards

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according to _____CHN a special field of nursing that combines nursing, public health, social assistance

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WHO

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according to _____ it
oFocuses on health promotion and disease prevention
o Areas: nursing and public health
o Clients: general population
o Time: continuous
o Scope: comprehensive and general

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ANA (American nurses association)

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Primary goal of CHN

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“To enhance health capabilities of the population”

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Ultimate Goal of CHN

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To raise the level of health

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Practice/exercise to obtain primary & ultimate goal of CHN

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SELF-RELIANCE (of the people)

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Role of nurse

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Facilitator: trust the people’s capabilities

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Primary Responsibility of nurse

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Health Education & Health teaching

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Promotive & Preventive

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Primary

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Curative & Rehabilitative

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Secondary

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Palliative

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Tertiary

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increase/promote wellness (healthy lifestyle)

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Promotive

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Health protection/Preservation

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Preventive

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early detection, prompt treatment,health maintenance = early sick

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curative

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health restoration (prevent further injury)

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Rehabilitative

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End of life care; Hospice care;
Nrsng Responsibility:
-Respect Right
-Maintain the dignity of the dying

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Palliative

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healthy

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primary

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at-risk

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primary

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well

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primary

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crisis intervention

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secondary

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acute illness

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secondary

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asymptomatic

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secondary

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simple illness

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secondary

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emergency

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secondary

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first-aid

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secondary

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Self-breast examination
secondary
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x-ray
secondary
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check-up
secondary
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operation timbang
secondary
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chronic
Tertiary
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dying
Tertiary
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terminally ill
Tertiary
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recovery
Tertiary
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complicated illness
Tertiary
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Modern concept of health
Optimum level of functioning (OLOF) Affected by changing ecosystem
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OLOF ECOSYSTEM FACTORS?
B-S-P-H2-E Behavioural Socioeconomic: education, employment, housing Political Hereditary Healthcare Delivery System: program, services, facilities Environmental: sanitation and vegetation
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lifestyle related (smoking, alcohol) OLOF FACTOR
Behavioral
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education, employment, housing: OLOF FACTOR
Socio-economic
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Power, system, authority, oppression : OLOF factor e.g., Crying in the street
Political
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Genetic : OLOF Factor
Hereditary
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OLOF Factor: program, services, facilities
Healthcare Delivery System
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sanitation and vegetation
Environmental
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3 P's of Public Health
Promote Health Prevent Disease Prolonged life
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According to____ 3 P's of Public Health and Bright right health and longevity (life expectancy)
C.E. Winslow
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Life expectancy 50's More 50's= Timely Less 50's= Untimely
Swaroop’s Index
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What is the formula of swaroop's index
No. of deaths among 50 y.o. & above / Total No. of death X 100
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Life expectancy of male
66
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Life expectancy of female
73
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Male and Female Life expectancy combined
69. 6 (2002) 72.75 (2022)
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Unit of entry/ access
individual
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unit of care/service: focus of care
Family
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Aggregate of people with common characteristics
Population Group
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Overall client/ client as a whole
Community
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Immediate members of family
Nuclear
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Together with relatives
Extended
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Family of more than 4 generations
Beanpole
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Living together without sanctitity of marriage
Cohabitating
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Recognized by the law
Single parent
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Respected; but not recognized by the law
Same sex
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uphold the worth and dignity of man -no discrimination -biased towards the poor
Margaret Shetland
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less people, more land (agriculture)
rural
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more people, less land (commercial)
urban
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combination of rural & urban
rurban
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located in the periphery which ( residential) is accessible within commuting distance
suburban
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highly urbanized expanding areas
metropolitan
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with more than 10 million population (manila population= 14M)
megapolitan
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Requires appropriate technologies
PHC
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Indigenous resources: 6A's
Available Accessible Acceptable Affordable Appropriate Adequate
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resources: present at all imes
Available
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resources: <5km or <30 minutes of travel
accessible
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resources: commonly practiced based on tradition, norms, & culture
acceptable
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resources: Low cost; cheaper but not free
Affordable
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resources: Scientifically based practices (10 medicinal plants)
Appropriate
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resources: should be enough (4 M's)
Adequate
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Medicinal Plant: Asthma, Cough Fever
Lagundi
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Vitex negundo
Lagundi
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Medicinal Plant: Lowers Uric Acid
Ulasimang bato/ Pansit-Pansitan
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Pepperoma Pellucida
Ulasimang Bato/ Pansit2xan
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Medicinal Plant: washing of wound, Anti-septic, Diarrhea
bayabas
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psidjum guavaja
bayabas
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Medicinal Plant: pain, rhuematism, arthritis, analgesics
Yerba Buena
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Mentha Cordifolia
Yerba Buena
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Medicinal Plant: diuretic for edema; lithiasis (stones)
sambong
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blumea balsamifera
sambong
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Medicinal Plant: antifungal
alkapulko
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cassia alata
alkapulko
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Medicinal Plant: antihelmentic; parasites; -uses the seeds only
nyog-nyogan
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quisqualis indica
nyog-nyogan
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Medicinal Plant: diarrhea
tsaang gubat
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ehretia microphylla
tsaang gubat
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Medicinal Plant: non-insulin dependent; DM; DM type 2
Ampalaya
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momordica charantia
ampalaya
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10 medicinal plants
LUBBY SANTA
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4m's: nurse, mayor,doctor, midwife, etc.
manpower
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4m's: budget
money
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4m's: vaccine, needle, cotton
materials
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4m's: organized structure: health team, city government, LGU etc.
machinery
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AKA situational analysis or Problem identification
community diagnosis
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comprehensive and problem-oriented
community dx
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best way to collect data; Primary source
interview
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Family: readiness/ potential to perform capabilities
wellness state
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Family: deviation from normal health e.g., disease, illness, abnormalties, infection, gingivitis, asthma, rabies
health deficit
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Family: existing factors (no disease yet) e.g, contamination, trash, breeding site
health threats
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Family: anticipated problems
Foreseeable crisis/ Stress point
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Community: deviation from the normal health
health status
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community: related to 4 M’s
Health resources problem
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community: other existing factors (no disease); non 4m's related problem
Health related
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community: Ability of the community to recognized problems
social concern
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Family: ability to recognize the problem
Salience
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ASSSESSMENT: DATA GATHERING
1. Data Collection 2. Data Collation 3. Data Presentation 4. Data Interpretation 5. Data Analysis 6. Data Utilization CCPIAU
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Dx: problem identification (Inference)
Data utilization
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Criteria (family) : type or category of the problem
nature (x1)
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Criteria (family) :probability of success in providing solutions/interventions
modifiability (x2)
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Criteria (family) : probability in reducing the effects of a problem to prevent complications
preventive potential (x1)
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Criteria (family) : perception/ability to recognize the problem
salience (x1)
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level/ referral system: RHU, HC, BHS ==> COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
PRIMARY
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level/ referral system: District hospital ==> Provincial hospital (General emergency)
SECONDARY
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level/ referral system: Regional & National Hospital specialized provincial & district hospital
TERTIARY
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DOH retained facilities
TERTIARY
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DOH retained facilities is facilitated by?
National government
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devolved health facilities?
secondary
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devolved facilities are facilitated by?
LGU
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Nurses in CHN is
GENERALIST
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Social mobilization
networking linkages referral
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Family assessment: Clinic data?
individual/ family treatment record (I/FTR)
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Family assessment: Home data?
initial data base (IDB)
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community assessment:
community dx/ situational analysis/ community health analysis
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program based case (with protocol)
manage case
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non-program based case (without protocol)
refer to MD/DR ***not hospital, it would lead to subordination
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Emergency case (life saving actions)
first-aid
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Form 102
COLB (certificate of livebirth)
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Form 103
COD (certificate of Death)
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Signatory of form 102
Birth attendant FORM 102/ COLB
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Signatory of form 103
-Health officer (MD) -Mayor -LEU (Embalsamor)
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When to report COD/ FORM 103?
report within 30 days
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Law regarding birth registration within 30 days
PD 651
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New cases only: Acute
Incidence
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Old & new: Chronic
Prevalence
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New cases: Total population x 100
Incidence rate
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-New cases -suscpetible or at risk or exposed x 100 -Dtermines the magnitude of a problem during an epidemic
ATTACK RATE
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Determines the leading cause of death in community
PMR (Proportional mortality rate)
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-Determines the killing power of the disease -% how will you survive
CFR (Cases fatality rate)
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Notification of death
E1
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Maternal death
E2
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Perinatal death
E3
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E1
Event report
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E2
Weekly reports
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E3
monthly reports
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3 months
Quarterly
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Once
Annually report
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building block or foundation FHSIS
Family Treatment Record:
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second building blocks; summary of program
Target Client List
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-summary of services in the clinic/ community -Transmitting data
Tally/Reporting Forms:
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overall/final summary of the FHSIS
Output Reports:
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Lowest level of reporting unit
BHS (Brgy health station)
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system of recording and reporting
FIELD HEALTH SERVICES AND SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM (FHSIS)
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PIDSAR
Philippines integrated disease surveillance & response
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PIDSAR Process
-Disease occurence -Outbreak potential -activate sentinel -hospital based monitoring -identify & verify disease -dx/ diagnosis: clinical & Laboratory -confirmed cases -reporting: NEW: RA 11332 ;OLD: RA 3573 CATEGORY I CATEGORY II -immediately -Weekly -within 24 hours -every Friday -uncommon cases -CRF (cases report -Common cases, form) but contagious -part of an epidemic -CIF (case investigation form)
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allocating people based on place: Place of origin
De jure
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allocating people based on place: CURRENT LOCATION
De facto
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Discharge plan begins
assessment
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Conduct Rehabilitation
admission
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Terminally ill patient (4th stage) is in pain doctor ordered medication stat order, what will u do?
COMFORT
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Who will you visit last during home visit? A.Healthy newborn B.Pregnant mother w/ edema C.Tuberculosis D.Post-stroke
C.Tuberculosis (Priority: WELL to ILL)
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The People should identify the Problems
by the people, with the people, among the people” EKIS ANG “for the people”
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Tricycle drivers and jeepney drivers (TDC TOTJA) Problem:
Air Pollution
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Maria with her daughter susan and its child, long with its aunt and uncle is living with them, what type of family stucture is that?
EXTENDED
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Common Loe Husband; Common Loe Wife
COHABITATING
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Anna is a post-partum mother, she asked the nurse what will she used to wash her vagina
BAYABAS
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Tupi & koronadal
Linkages
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National Help
Referral
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(Nurse;Population)
1: 20,000
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Devolution: Municipality & City
MAYOR
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Devolution: Province
GOVERNOR
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Monkey Pox outbreak
Presidents fault (Respondial Superior)
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After Feeding activity in municipality/city where will the nurse go to give feedbacks?
MAYOR
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You took the board exam and you passed and topped the board exam (top 8) , who give appointment for your job application in provincial Hospital?
GOVERNOR
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While conducting symposium about breastfeeding, no one showed up and the nurse discovered that the mothers are heading towards the Ilog to wash their clothers, as a nurse what will you do?
GO TO ILOG WITH THEM. GO KARAOKE WITH THEM but avoid chismis and joining tongits.
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One resident ask you to be the Ninang/Ninong what will you do?
GO! I’LL JOIN AND BE A NINONG
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One resident complains that there is a vampire attack, supported by bite on the neck and arms, they went to you and ask for your help. What will you do?
GATHER THE BEREAVEMENT IN THE COMMUNITY AND LOOK FOR THE VAMPIRE!
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As a new nurse, resident compliment you “Ang ganda mo naman, join ka kaya beauty contest”. What will you do?
CREATE BEAUTY PAGEANT AND BE THE JUDGE (Make the people the antagonist/bida)
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Community diagnosis AKA
Situational Analysis
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We don’t answer QUESTIONNAIRE in the Board exam (Limited answers & Illiterate people) choose
SURVEY.
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If there is no offer among family
RETURN. Otherwise, Accept the offer.
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Atleast how many times does the nurse conduct home visit?
NO DEFINITE RULES REGARDING FREQUENCY
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AVAILABILITY and ACCEPTANCE TO HOME VISIT.
FREQUENCY
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An Equipment with basic medications and article
phn bag
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Mcaroni Salad was prepared and placed at the top of the table covered.
IT SHOULD BE REFRIGERATED.
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Political rally and the food served was spaghetti, little did they know that spaghetti was contaminated and it result to Gastrointeritis among people
POINT SOURCE.