Exercises in Hypothetical Individual, Family and Community Health Management
EXERCISES IN INDIVIDUAL HEALTH MANAGEMENT
HYPOTHETICAL CASES
PROBLEMS:
1. A 16-year-old girl consulted you for a toothache. How would you manage this girl?
2. A 5-year-old boy consulted you for a wound which he incurred a few minutes ago while playing basketball. How would you manage this boy?
3. A 7-year-old boy was brought by his mother to you because of fever. The boy had also cough and colds. How would you manage this boy?
INSTRUCTIONS ON WHAT TO DO:
For each case, accomplish the following:
Analyze the problem.
Determine the nature and cause of the problem.
In other words, make a diagnosis.
Make a plan for treatment.
Make a plan of how you would assess the result of your treatment.
Make a plan on how you would prevent recurrence of the problem.
*Consult medical textbooks to help you in your project.
*Report to the group and faculty your accomplishment.
Demonstrate to peers and the faculty your accomplishment of the learning objectives.
EXERCISES IN FAMILY HEALTH MANAGEMENT
HYPOTHETICAL CASES
PROBLEMS:
1. Mr. Filipino lives with his wife and four children. The ages of his four children are as follows: 2 - 3 - 5 - 6. All are afflicted with measles during a span of one month. The youngest is in the hospital with a complication of lung infection. The other three children are confined in the house. The mother is 7-month pregnant. Mr. Filipino is the only breadwinner, earning P 120 per day.
2. Mr. San Miguel lives with his wife and four children. The ages of his four children are as follows: 10 - 13 - 15 - 17. Mr. San Miguel has been indulging in alcohol and drugs for one year now. For the past year, the wife and the children have been begging for alms just in order to be able to eat.
3. Mr. Marlboro lives with his wife and four children. The ages of his four children are as follows: 3 - 5 - 7 - 8. The children are all known to be asthmatics. For the past one year, Mr. Marlboro has been smoking excessively in the house and everywhere. For the past one year too, the asthmatic attacks of all four children are noted to be more frequent.
INSTRUCTIONS ON WHAT TO DO:
For each case, accomplish the following:
Analyze the problem, if there is.
Determine the nature and cause of the problem.
In other words, make a diagnosis.
Make a plan for treatment.
Make a plan of how you would assess the result of your treatment.
Make a plan on how you would prevent recurrence of the problem.
*Consult medical textbooks to help you in your project.
*Report to the group and faculty your accomplishment.
Demonstrate to peers and the faculty your accomplishment of the learning objectives.
EXERCISES IN COMMUNITY HEALTH MANAGEMENT
HYPOTHETICAL CASE
PROBLEMS:
You are appointed municipal health officer of a particular community or municipality in your region.
What will you do to manage the health problems of your community?
Note: You will be given all data of the municipality.
INSTRUCTIONS ON WHAT TO DO:
Make a situational analysis.
Analyze the problems, if there are.
Determine the nature and causes of the problems.
In other words, make a diagnosis.
Prioritize the problems.
Make a plan for treatment.
Make a plan of how you would assess the result of your treatment.
Make a plan on how you would prevent recurrence of the problem.
*Consult medical textbooks to help you in your project.
*Report to the group and faculty your accomplishment.
Demonstrate to peers and the faculty your accomplishment of the learning objectives.
MUNICIPALITY Z
(2015)
Population
No. of Barangays
Growth rate
20,000
10
2.2% per year
MUNICIPALITY Z
(2015)
* per 1,000 population
** per 1,000 livebirths
SAFE WATER
SANITARY TOILETS
60% of households
67% of households
HEALTH SECTOR
No municipal health officer
1 rural health nurse
1 rural health midwife
1 sanitary inspector
2 private practitioners
1 rural health unit
10 barangay health stations
2 private hospitals (25 beds each)
SOCIOECONOMIC DATA
Literary rate: 90%
Income Level: 70% below poverty line
TEN LEADING CAUSES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY
MUNICIPALITY Z, 2015
TEN LEADING CAUSES OF INFANT AND MATERNAL MORTALITIES
MUNICIPALITY Z, 2015
Schedule (Pls. focus on the RED fonts for the primary learning activities of this unit)
*SGD – Small group discussion
HEALTH MANAGEMENT PLANS
EVALUATION BY OBJECTIVES
Student:
Evaluator:
Date:
Instructions: Please assess whether student has achieved each objective by checking YES, SOMEWHAT, or NO and then encircle the overall grade on the other lower table.
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