Bell City has reached a population of 30,450 as of June 2020. As per the calendar year, a total of 756 births and 256 deaths were recorded. 79 of these deaths were under 12 months of age. Out of these 79 recorded deaths, 26 of those died 7 to 21 days after birth and the other 13 died at approximately 9 to 11 months of age. The other 140 registered deaths were attributed to a variety of factors, 25 from cerebrovascular accident (CVA), 80 of Upper Respiratory Tract Infection ( URTI) and 35 of Vehicular Accidents (VA). The other 37 deaths are attributed to occupational hazards of construction workers.

Compute for Neonatal mortality rate.

(a)  

Bell City has reached a population of 30,450 as of June 2020. As per the calendar year, a total of 756 births and 256 deaths were recorded. 79 of these deaths were under 12 months of age. Out of these 79 recorded deaths, 26 of those died 7 to 21 days after birth and the other 13 died at approximately 9 to 11 months of age. The other 140 registered deaths were attributed to a variety of factors, 25 from cerebrovascular accident (CVA), 80 of Upper Respiratory Tract Infection ( URTI) and 35 of Vehicular Accidents (VA). The other 37 deaths are attributed to occupational hazards of construction workers.

Compute for the Cause of death rate: URTI.

(a)  

Bell City has reached a population of 30,450 as of June 2020. As per the calendar year, a total of 756 births and 256 deaths were recorded. 79 of these deaths were under 12 months of age. Out of these 79 recorded deaths, 26 of those died 7 to 21 days after birth and the other 13 died at approximately 9 to 11 months of age. The other 140 registered deaths were attributed to a variety of factors, 25 from cerebrovascular accident (CVA), 80 of Upper Respiratory Tract Infection ( URTI) and 35 of Vehicular Accidents (VA). The other 37 deaths are attributed to occupational hazards of construction workers.

Compute for Crude death rate.

(a)  

Bell City has reached a population of 30,450 as of June 2020. As per the calendar year, a total of 756 births and 256 deaths were recorded. 79 of these deaths were under 12 months of age. Out of these 79 recorded deaths, 26 of those died 7 to 21 days after birth and the other 13 died at approximately 9 to 11 months of age. The other 140 registered deaths were attributed to a variety of factors, 25 from cerebrovascular accident (CVA), 80 of Upper Respiratory Tract Infection ( URTI) and 35 of Vehicular Accidents (VA). The other 37 deaths are attributed to occupational hazards of construction workers.

Compute for Cause of death rate: VA

(a)  

These are the emphasis of CHN.

(a)  

First vaccine given upon birth.

(a)  

When is MMR booster given to a child?

(a)  

How many OPV doses will be given to a child?

(a)  

When is OPV doses given?

(a)  

This Include all the biological, chemical, physical, social, cultural, economic, genetic, and behavioral factors that influence health.

(a)  

Deaths which are attributable to genetic conditions such as congenital heart disease, spina bifida, hydrocephalus, and other similar diseases.

(a)  

Central repository of civil registries in the Philippines.

(a)  

Deaths can be reported to any of the following persons if the health officer is absent. (give only one)

(a)  

The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) conduct the national census using the (a)   method.

National enumeration of the population in the Philippines and other related data are provided by the Batas Pambansa Blg. 72 every (a)   years.

Registration of death shall be made within (a)   days from the occurrence of death.

Ideal denominator for maternal mortality ratio or rate (MMR).

(a)  

Total number of deaths of residents in a specified area divided by the total population for the same geographic area in a calendar year.

(a)  

Good index of the how healthy (or unhealthy) a community is.

(a)  

The act by which the national government confers power and authority upon the various LGUs to perform specific functions and responsibilities.

(a)  

Manages BHS and supervises and trains the barangay health workers.

(a)  

The legal basis for the creation of the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PHIC) or more commonly known as PhilHealth.

(a)  

Oversees the delivery of primary care through rural health units or health centers.

(a)  

What is the legal basis of Expanded Program for Immunization (EPI)?

(a)