community output group1....2nd week

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PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG MARIKINACOLLEGE OF NURSING

In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

In Related Learning Experience

Submitted To:

Ms. Vilma S. Cordova, RN, MAN(LEVEL IV COORDINATOR)

Head Nurse:Louise Noreen Leoncio

Submitted by:

Agag, Marvin E.

Aguirre, Ma. Concepcion M.

Aguirre, Ma. Elena M.

Alviar, Roxanne R.

Arce, Rose Antoinette S.Bucala, Jeffrey C.

BSN 401

GROUP 1

January 13, 14, 15,20,21,22, 2014


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We are the

Group 1, deployed at

Barangay Nangka

together with ourclinical instructors.

Barangay Nangka is

part of the District II in

the Municipality of

Marikina.

Most of the

people living in the

Barangay are those

families that arerelocated by the local government. They were given houses as their shelter and a

health center as their primary source of Health Assistance.

We, the student Nurses, promoting health in different ages and people, were

given the chance to apply our knowledge in the community setting and help the two

adopted families improve their hygiene and health.

We learned how the two families live in their barangay. How they are working

and how they are able to work to live.

The adopted families

were chose based on their

socioeconomic status. This

includes their daily income, the

materials used for their house,

how they were able to get their

resources and their family

orientation, which are the

number of family and the

availability of health careservices that they were able to

get.

We, the student nurses, are

going to adopt them and help

them to improve their health status.


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First Day (January 15, 2014)

Our meeting place is at school.

We had our planning for the whole day

about the things that we are going to do

until the rest of the week. We hadfollowed the COPARs first phase, which

is pre-entry phase. We brainstormed to

formulate a good plan that involves

different criteria about the specific

community like the age of participants,

area of venue, topics selection and the

way that we are going to implement our

intervention not only for the community

participants but also for the family that

we adopted. Our main goal is to improve the way of living of the community people.

Activity Area Time

Meeting time

Courtesy call

Health center 7:00 am - 7:30 am

Pre- conference

Checking ofparaphernalia

Health center 7:30 am8:00 am

Family visit First family

Second family

8:00 am10:00 am10:00 am -12:00 nn.

Lunch break 12:00 nn.1:00 pmPre-test Outpost 1:00 pm -1:45 pm

Community profiling 1:45 pm2:30 pm

Ocular survey Geriatrics 2:30 pm4:30 pm

Post- conference 4:30 pm5:00 pm

Second Day

(Jan.15, 2014)


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On the second day of our duty, our group met at Nangka Health Center and was

introduced to the Barangay Health Workers as the new group for the community health

nursing.

We went to the area to conduct our initial visit to our adopted families. We gave our

health teaching to the mother and did morning care to the children such as bathing,changing of clothes, brushing of teeth and combing of hair. In the afternoon, we did the

community profiling and the ocular survey. We have chosen a new adopted family that

we think is in really need of help.

Activity Area Time

Meeting time Health center 7:00 am - 7:30 am

Pre- conference Health center 7:30 am8:00 am

Family visit First family

Second family

8:00 am10:00 am10:00 am -12:00 nn.

Lunch break 12:00 nn.1:00 pmTutorial 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Post-conference Outpost 4:00 pm5:00 pm

Third Day (January 16, 2014)

FIRST FAMILY SECOND FAMILY

On the third day of our

duty, our meeting place is at

Nangka health center. We

waited for 30 minutes for Maam

Gina, the head of the barangay

health workers, to help us get a

new adopted family. We

decided to go to the community

outpost after we made a call. At

the outpost, we met MaamGina. We had an ocular survey

and had a look at the family that Maam Gina proposed. We decided to split into two

groups. The first group will go to the first family. We found our second family, gathered

information about them and informed them that we will return next week. The second

group went to the first family where they gave health teachings and they did some


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morning care like giving bath, brushing and changing of clothes. After that, we met

again at the barangay outpost.

In the afternoon, we gathered our students for our tutorial then we taught them

the subjects they find difficult. We gave them some snacks and after that, we had our

exam and post-conference.

Fourth Day (Jan.20.2014)

Our meeting place is at school. We had our planning for the whole day about the

things that we are going to do until the rest of the week. We had followed the COPARs

phases. We brainstormed to formulate a good plan that involves different criteria about

the specific community like the age of participants, area of venue, topics selection andthe way that we are going to implement our intervention not only for the community

participants but also for the family that we adopted. Our main goal is to improve the way

of living of the community people.

ACTIVITY TIME FACILITATOR

Registration and BPtaking

9:00 9:30 am Agag, MarvinAlviar, Roxanne

Opening prayer 9:30 9:40 am Aguirre, Ma. Concepcion

Ice Breaker 9:40

10:00 am Arce, Rose AntoinetteLecture Proper 10:00 11:00 am Nursing Students

Question and Answer 11:00 11:30am Aguirre, Ma. Elena

Souvenir dissemination 11:00 11:35 am Nursing Students

Closing Prayer/Remarks 11:35 - 12:00 am Bucala, Jeffrey


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**This is ou r lecture on ou r prog ram for th e resident of Barangay Nangka**

HYPERTENSION

-Hypertension, also referred to as high blood pressure, is a condition in which the

arteries have persistently elevated blood pressure. Every time the human heart beats, itpumps blood to the whole body through the arteries.

-Blood pressure is the force of blood pushing up against the blood vessel walls. The

higher the pressure the harder the heart has to pump.

-The normal level for blood pressure is below 120/80, where 120mmHg represents the

systolic measurement (peak pressure in the arteries) and 80 represents the diastolic

measurement (minimum pressure in the arteries). Blood pressure between 120/80 and

139/89 is called pre-hypertension (to denote increased risk of hypertension), and a

blood pressure of 140/90 or above is considered hypertension

SIGN/SYMPTOMS

Severeheadaches

Fatigueor confusion

Dizziness

Nausea

Problems with vision

Chest pains

Breathing problems

Irregular heartbeat

Nose bleeding

RISK FACTOR

Age (60 years old and above

Gender

Family history

Diabetes Melitus

Elevated serum level

Excess dietary sodium

Obesity Alcohol

Cigarette smoking

Stress

Sedentary lifestyle

Lack of physical activity
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PREVENTICVE MEASURE

Hypertension can best be prevented by adjusting your lifestyle so that proper diet and

exercise are key components. It is important to maintain a healthy weight, reduce salt

intake, reduce alcohol intake, and reduce stress.

In order to prevent damage to critical organs and conditions such as stroke, heart

attack, and kidney failure that may be caused by high blood pressure, it is important to

screen, diagnose, treat, and control hypertension in its earliest stages. This can also be

accomplished by increasing public awareness and increasing the frequency of

screenings for the condition.

DIET/EXERCISE

Diet

Low Salt Low Fat

More on fruits, vegetables and high fiber foods

Exercise

Walking , deep breathing and yoga

House hold chores

FIRST AID/HOME REMEDY

Cold Compress

Cool and Quiet Environment

Positioning

Garlic

Radish

Cabbage

Lettuce

Carrots

Sesame Seeds

Omega -3 Foods

Pineapple Juice

*Seek for Immediate Medical Attention

COMPLICATION

Heart Diseases

Stroke


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Nephrosclerosis

Retinal Damage

Fifth Day (Jan. 21, 2014)

Activity Time AreaCall time 7:30-8:30 Health Center

Pre-conference 8:00-8:30 Barangay Outpost

Family visit (first andsecond family)

Perform morningcare

Provide safe andcomfortableenvironment

Provide health

teaching Perform nurse-family

interaction

8:30-12:00

Lunch break 12:00-1:00

Distribution of stub for theprogram

Altapresyon aytutukan, kalusugan aypahalagan

1:00-2:00

Tutorial (preparatory andgrades 1-6)

2:00-4:00 Nangka Court

Break time 4:00-4:30

Post-conference 4:30-5:00 Community Outpost

First Family Visit


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Second Family Visit

On the second day of our second week in the community, we were divided intotwo groups. The first group were assigned to the Ducay family and the second groupwere assigned to the Fernandez family. The student nurses that were assigned to the

first family did the morning care to the children of Mr. and Mrs. Ducay, they also didwound cleaning. Mr. Jeffrey Bucala also accompanied the child Sonny, the son of Mr.Ducay to the health center because a dog bitten by a dog on his right hand and he wasalso running a fever. They went there to have a check-up and to be vaccinated withanti-rabies. The second group cleaned the house of Fernandez family. They alsoseparate clean clothes from dirty clothes. They also provided some health teaching tothe family about proper hygiene.In the afternoon, we did our ocular survey around the area to find our target participantsfor our health teaching on the next day. Our target audiences are senior citizen withages ranging from 60 and above. After giving the stub/ticket to those who willparticipate, we did our tutorial to the children who are havingdifficulties in their studies.The students are from grade I to grade VI. We also decided to teach pre-schooler andthose children who are not yet studying.

Our Tutorial


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Sixth Day (Jan. 22, 2014)

Activity Time Area

Call time 7:30-8:30 Health Center

Pre-conference 8:00-8:30 Barangay Outpost

Preparation for the program 8:30-9:00 Barangay OutpostProgram proper:Altapresyon ay tutukan,kalusugan ay pangalagaan

Registration and BPtaking

Opening prayer

Health teachings

Question andanswer portion

Food distribution

9:00-12:00 Nangka Covered Court

Lunch Break 12:00-1:00Family visit (first andsecond family)

Provide safe andcomfortableenvironment

Provide healthteaching

Perform nurse-familyinteraction

Donation giving

1:00-4:00

Break time 4:00-4:30

Post-conference 4:30-5:00 Community Outpost

On the third day of duty at Nangka community, we conducted our health teaching

about Hypertension in the Del court near Nangka High School. We have 23 participants

in the said event. We discussed what Hypertension is about, the signs and symptoms,

prevention and some complication of Hypertension. After the health teaching the

participants are thankful to us because the knowledge we have provided them.

In the afternoon we did our family visits, the first family that we visited is the

Fernandez family. We told them that it would be our last day in the community. We did

health teaching and after that we gave some donations like old clothes and we gave

some foods like rice, biscuits etc. after the gift giving, the family was so thankful and

happy. We also did the same thing with the Ducay family. We did gift giving and we

gave two pregnancy tests to the two women who are also living there.


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After all our activities we had a post conference together with our clinical instructor and

head nurse and we are delighted that we finally finished our community duty and are

satisfied about what we have learned in the community. We feel blessed because we

have Clinical Instructors, a Head Nurse and group mates that are responsible enough to

do their task individually.

Our Gift Giving to the Adopted Family

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