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HEALTH
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MY FAMILY
STRUCTURES

AUTHOR:
JOCY ALIPAN GELANGCO

COMPETENCY:
Explain the effects of family size
On the health of the family.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

 Types of Family
Structure

 Effects of Family
Size on Health
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FAMILY STRUCTURES

1. NUCLEAR FAMILIES
 Have parents and at
least one child.
 2. BLENDED FAMILIES
 Are made when two families combine
(for example: two single parents marry).

3. COUPLES
 Can be families without having children.
4. EXTENDED FAMILIES
 Include members such as grandparents,
aunts, uncles and cousins.
5. ADOPTIVE FAMILIES
 Include one or more children
who where born into other families.
6. SINGLE PARENT FAMILIES
 Have one parent and at least one child.
 EFFECTS OF FAMILY SIZE ON HEALTH

1. NUTRITIONAL STATUS – the state of the body with respect to each

nutrients and to the overall state of the body weight and condition
(malnourish or underweight, obese or overweight).

2. MORBIDITY – exit from a state of physical or psychological well-being,

resulting from disease, illness, injury or sickness.

3. RISK BEHAVIOR – specific forms of behavior which are proven to be

associated with increase susceptibility to a specific disease
or ill-health (using and abusing drugs, drinking too much
alcohol, eating disorders).

4. UTILIZATION OF HEALTH SERVICES – experience of people as to

their receipt of health care services of different types.
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ACTIVITY 1

Solve the scrambled word

1. SELPUCO -
2. ENDEDBL MILIESFA -
3. REALCUN SIELIFAM -
4. DEDTEXEN MIFALIES -
5. OPTIVEAD SEILIMAF -
6. LESING PARTEN LEISFAMI -
7. MILYFA TURESSTRUC -
8. DITYBIMOR -
9. TIONALNUTRI TUSSTA -
10.KRIS VIORSHABE -
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ACTIVITY 2

Match column A with column B

1. A families without having children._____ A. Nuclear families

2. The two families combine._____
3. What do you call a family that have parents B. Blended families
and at least one child._____
C. Couples
4. It is a state of physical or psychological
well-being, illness and injury._____ D. Extended families
5. The state of the body with respect to each
nutrient and to the overall state of the body E. Adoptive families
weight and condition._____
6. It is a specific forms of behavior which are proven F. Single parent families
to be associated with specific disease or ill-health.__
G. Nutritional status
7. Experience of people as to their receipt of health
care services of different types._____ H. Morbidity
8. A families have one parent and at least one child.__
9. A family include one or more children who were I. Risk behaviors
born into other families._____
10. A family consists of grandparents, aunts, uncles and J. Utilization of health
cousins.____ services
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1. What is your concept of a

family?
2. What are the benefits of being
part of a family?
3. How do families today differ
from families 10 years ago?
4. What are the stresses or
conflicts involved in being part
of a family? How do these
happen?
5. If you were to build a family,
how would you like it 5 years
from now?
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Physical Education
And Health

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ACTIVITY 1 ACTIVITY 2

1. COUPLES 1. C
2. BLENDED FAMILIES 2. B
3. NUCLEAR FAMILIES 3. A
4. EXTENDED FAMILIES 4. H
5. ADOPTIVE FAMILIES 5. G
6. SINGLE PARENT FAMILIES 6. I
7. FAMILY STRUCTURE 7. J
8. MORBIDITY 8. F
9. NUTRITIONAL STATUS 9. E
10. RISK BEHAVIORS 10. D