I.

Identified problems
A. Health Threats
Presence of breeding places for mosquitos and insects
It was observed that the family stores water in drums and
containers for which some of the stored water were evidently hazy. It
shows that it was stocked for days, showing some of pupa . The family
have chickens, they flock everywhere and their wastes were scattered.
Markedly, they unable to maintain the cleanliness of their
surroundings.
Poor Hygiene of Kids
It was observed that the children have dirty hand with
untrimmed nails. They ate without washing their hands. Their clothes
are stained, they just everywhere.
B. Health Deficit
Cough and colds
Their three little children were having cough and colds, and they
dont know any interventions . Additionaly, because of inaccessibiity to
health through transportation, they were not able to bring their
children for check-up.
C. Foreseeable Crisis
Poor environmental sanitation
It was observed that wastes of chicken are scattered. The door is
always open, flies and mosquitoes even chickens enter the house.
There is no proper waste segregation and drainage. Cooking places are
outside the house , plates or other clothes are just randomly placed
inside the house.
Improper garbage disposal
Prior to the conducted interview and observation , it was identified
that the family just burn their wastes and throw some of it everywhere,
which was observed, there is no certain pit for their garbage.
D. Second Level Assessment

The family was able to recognize their problems but due to

financial problems and inaccessibility to health, they are hesitant to do
it.
II. Ranking and Table of Computation
A. Health Threat: Presence of breeding places for mosquitoes and
insects
Criteria

Computation

1. Nature of the Problem

2. Modifiability of the Problem

3. Preventive Potential

.66
1.5

2/3x1
1/2x2

.25

.75/3x1

4. Salience of the Problem

0x1

Total Score
Poor Hygiene of Kids
Criteria
1. Nature of the
Problem

Actual Score

2.41
Computation
1.5/3 x 1
1/2 x 2

2. Modifiability
of the
Problem

Actual Score
0.5
1

3. Preventive
Potential

.75/3 x 1

.25

4. Salience of
the Problem

1/2 x 1

Total Score

2.75

`Poor Environmental Sanitation

Criteria
1. 1. Nature of
the Problem

Computation
1.5/3 x 1

Actual Score
0.5

2. Modifiability

.75/2 x 2

.75

of the
Problem
3. Preventive
Potential

2/3 x 1

.66

4. Salience of
the Problem

.5/2 x 1

.25

Total Score

2.16

B. Health Deficit: Illness State: Cough And Colds

Criteria
5. Nature of the Problem
6. Modifiability of the Problem

Computation
3/3 x 1

Actual Score
1

1/2x 2

3/3 x 1

1/2 x 1

1/2
3.5

7. Preventive Potential
8. Salience of the Problem
Total Score
C. Foreseeable Crisis: Improper waste disposal
Criteria
1. Nature of the
Problem

Computation
1.5/3x1

Actual Score
.5

2. Modifiability
of the
Problem

.75/2x2

.75

3. Preventive
Potential

.75/3x1

.25

4. Salience of
the Problem
Total Score

1/2x1

.5
2

III.Ranking and Table of Computation

Rating

Total
(Weight
)

Problems
*NC

*MC

*P
P

*S

0.6
6

1.5

.25

2.41

1
.75

.25
.66

1
.
25

2.75
2.16

0.
5

3.5

.5

.75

.25

0.
5

Health Threat:
1. Presence of breeding places for
mosquitoes and insects
2. Poor Hygiene of Kids
3. Poor Environmental Sanitation
Health Deficit:
Cough and Colds

0.5
0.5

Foreseeable Crisis:
Improper garbage disposal

*NC: Nature of the condition; MC: Modifiability of the

condition; PP: Preventive Potential; S: Salience
IV. Healthconditionsandproblems rankedaccordingto
priorities: (based from the scoring to the computed result)
1st

Cough and Colds

2nd

Poor Hygiene of Kids

3rd

Presence of breeding places for mosquitoes and insects

4th

Poor Environmental Sanitation

5th

Improper garbage disposal