Secondary Health Care And Tertiary Health Care A Compulsory Program In Health Policy

1.11 PAST FAMILY HISTORY.

In the family of N”, there is no serious family health history ever known to both the family at the father’s house and also in the husband house (matrimonial home). However, they both had one time or the other experienced malaria and also typhoid attacks. These were treated accordingly.

1.12 PRESENT FAMILY HISTORY.

The present family history of madam N” is seen as the first wife of the family of Mr. S” who have two wives, but the second wife had just divorced the husband due to unknown caused. Madam N” could also be seen as the first child of mother. The families have no any serious ill health condition or medical challenge. However, madam N” is a mother of six children. There are four (4) boys and two (2) girls. The names of the family members and children and their age are as follows:

1. Mr. Selbar Nanjing Nimlyat ---- 1971 =  46 years  = Father

2. Mrs. “N” Selbar N. Nimlyat  ---- 1977 =  40 years  = Mother

3. Patu  Selbar  ---- 1997 = 20years =1st Child

4. Lohnim Selbar ---- 2002 = 15years =2nd Child

5. Sunday Selbar ---- 2008 = 9years =3rd Child

6. Sarnak Selbar ---- 2010 = 7years =4th Child

7. Godsave Selbar ---- 2013  = 4years =5th Child

8. Nanmwa Selbar ---- 2016 = 1year =6th Child

1.13 PRESENT MEDICAL HISTORY.

As been explained before, the present medical condition of Madam N” is snake bite from the due to unprotected farming gadget like rain boot, hand gloves and rain coat.etc. The above mentioned equipment serves as protected gadgets against external reptile bite or insect sting like snake bite or scorpion sting. In respect to the above, I was able to provide the rain boot and the hand gloves to the client to prevent further occurrences. I also advised her on environmental sanitation and bush clearing to avoid harboring of reptiles malaria vectors, also to provide toilets facility to avoid opened defecation which almost resulted to second episode of snake attack but God almighty intervened.

1.14 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY.

1. The main objective of this study is to establish a friendly and lasting relationship with the family for the purpose of supporting and promoting health.

2. To create awareness and health educate the peasant farmers on the use of protective gadget when farming or rearing animals.

3. To assessed the health status of madam N”.

4. To visit the families at home in order to make direct observation of their mental, physical, social and economic status within the content of their environment.

5. To create awareness about snake as a poisonous and deadly reptiles to human being.

6. To identify complications of snake to human being, animals and environment at large.

7. To produce report at the end of interaction with Madam N” and family.

8. To proffer solution to government for assistance on snake bite or government intervention on snake bite.

9. To know that snake bite is deadly. 

10. To identify and know the classification of snakes and their types.