I.

INTRODUCTION

Community Nutritional Assessment (CNA) is said to be the most practical method in

getting the overview of the nutritional status of a given community (AJPH, 2013). It is an
attempt to evaluate the nutritional status of individuals or cohort groups through measurement of
food and nutrient intake, and evaluation of nutrition-related health indicators. Types of
information that could be collected in performing this method are community health assessment
process which includes community profiles, qualitative data on the experiences of the
community or population, and local resources and assets (Nnakwe, 2013). CNA also paints a
picture of the communitys health, ecology and lifestyle influencing factors (AJPH, 2013).

There are two basic problems in determining the nutritional needs of a community or
sub-group within a community and to be able to define these problems, the examination of the
community as a whole and the nutritional status of individuals within the community are needed.
Examining the community as a whole lets the determination of how the quality of life relates to
the nutritional status of the community (AJPH, 2013). In getting the nutrition status of the
community, nutrition status measures are acquired from anthropometric, biochemical, clinical
and dietary intake as well as epidemiologic information (Nnakwe, 2013). Demographic,
epidemiologic, cultural and geographic data are also used in nutrition assessment of a
community. Furthermore, surveying the entire health-care capabilities of the community
including the medical, educational, social welfare, and nutritional are considered (AJPH, 2013).

The objective of community nutrition assessment is to identify the important nutrition-

related needs in the community while finding opportunities for intervention. Data on the
problems and their determinants are needed in order to accomplish the goal of community
nutrition assessment. It also requires the determination of the characteristics, resources and needs
of the community and addressing not only individuals behaviour but also environmental
variables. The few major factors that affect the communitys nutritional levels are poverty,
housing, food supply and community health programs. Thus community nutrition assessment
requires identification of the health of the individual, identification of the health of the
community itself and working with the community members on those issues that arise (Nnakwe,
2013).

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 A. Rationale of the study

The study aims to make a community nutritional assessment of pre-school children in

Barangay Batong Malake, Los Baos, Laguna. The purposes of the community nutritional
assessment in the said community are to identify the nutritional status of the subjects, recognize
the nutritional problems of the community as a whole, plan possible interventions, and evaluate
their effectiveness if possible. Also, the study aims to formulate effective intervention/s that
could be beneficial to the community through devising projects or programs that the barangay
and municipal government officers could implement.

B. Objectives

The study aims to identify the important nutrition-related needs through the use of the
nutrition indicators of the community and find opportunities for intervention. The specific
objectives of the study are to:

1. acquire the necessary information needed for the nutritional assessment of the individuals
in the community such as anthropometry, biochemical, and dietary;

2. assess the nutritional status of infants in the Brgy. Batong Malake, Los Banos, Laguna;

3. identify the effects of geographical, socio-economic, demographic, agricultural, health

and political factors in the nutritional status of infants;

4. identify the nutritional problems in the community that affect the nutritional status of the
infants under study;

5. determine possible causes of the nutritional problems encountered in the barangay;

6. identify possible interventions and evaluate the effectiveness of these formulated

interventions; and

7. recommend projects or programs that the barangay and municipal government officers
could implement to improve the nutritional status of infants in the area.

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 C. Significance of the Study

The study is intended to provide an overview of the nutritional status of the pre-school
children in Brgy. Batong Malake, Los Baos, Laguna. Along with the nutritional status, other
nutritional indicators are used in the study to identify the nutrition-related problems in the
community that affect the nutritional status of the infants. The study helps to identify possible
causes of such problems encountered, thus the study could provide information essential to the
assessment of the nutritional status and needs of the community. Also, the study could provide
insights about possible interventions such as projects or programs that the barangay and
municipal government officers could implement in order to improve the nutritional status of the
infants in communities.

D. Limitations of the Study

Evaluation of the nutritional status of randomly selected infants from Brgy. Batong
Malake, Los Baos, Laguna was through anthropometric and dietary assessment. Biochemical
and clinical assessment were not conducted. Furthermore, the dietary assessment method used
was the 24-hour food recall which was only done twice, making the validity questionable. The
complexity of SPSS software used in analyzing the data gathered became a hindrance to the
researchers, thus it was not fully utilized.

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 II. METHODOLOGY

III. The laboratory class was divided into two groups. Each group was tasked to find a
prospective barangay wherein Community Nutrition Assessment (CNA) could be done.
After the students found their prospective location, some primary and secondary information
were gathered. First was the profile of the barangay with its geography, climate,
demographic data, political system, religion, and other pertinent information. Also, socio-
economic/demographic situation as derived from their household size, per capita income,
income distribution, educational attainment, and employment were included. Agricultural
data from their crops, livestock, or other livelihood sources were also gathered followed by
data on health from nutrition-related problems, leading causes of morbidity and mortality,
health statistics, etc. Lastly, the existing services and programs regarding health and
nutrition, agriculture, social welfare, environment, as well as non-government organizations
were identified.

IV. Both qualitative and quantitative methods of gathering data were used in conducting the
CNA. The activities finished and data gathered were done in different days to facilitate the
number of subjects. The table below shows the different activities done during the duration
of the CNA and its respective dates.

V.

VI. Table 1.0 Schedule of Activities

VII. Activity VIII. Date

IX. Pre-lab Discussion Regarding CNA and Grouping of Students X. April 4, 2017

XI. Obtaining of Secondary Data XII. April 18, 2017

XIII. Gathering of Primary Data (Survey, 24-hour food recall, XIV. April 20, 2017
Dietary Data Questionnaire)

XV. Key Informant Interview XVI. April 21,2017

XVII. Focus Group Discussion XVIII. April 25, 2017

XIX. Processing and Analysis of Data for the Written Report XX.April 26-May 8, 2017

XXI. Submission of Paper (1st draft) XXII. May 9, 2017

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XXIII. Case Study Presentation and Submission of Final Paper XXIV. May 16, 2017

XXV. A. Materials Used

XXVI. Height and weight measurements will be obtained to get the anthropometric data
using proper procedures and equipment. Specifically, microtoise will be used to measure height
of the subjects; and beam balance weighing scale or bathroom weighing scale will be used to
measure their weight. Biochemical data results will be acquired in the municipal hospital to
evaluate their nutrient intake, and correlate it with their anthropometric data. Surveys and
interviews will also be conducted to them to gather and assess their food and nutrition
knowledge, beliefs, dietary patterns.

XXVII. For the evaluation of the dietary intake of the adult women, the Food Composition
Table (FCT) will be used together with the Estimated Average Requirement (EAR) to determine
the adequacy of their energy, Vitamin B6, Vitamin c, calcium, iron, and zinc.

XXVIII. For the Key Informant Interview (KII), a list of guide questions will be prepared
for the interview with the BNSs and Barangay Captain. Regarding the FGD, a questionnaire will
also be prepared beforehand to facilitate the discussion among the subjects. This can be further
supported with the use of a voice recorder and diary to record the minutes of the FGD.

XXIX.

XXX. B. Data Collection

XXXI. The group conducted a survey on May 11, 2017 to gather socio-demographic,
anthropometric, biochemical data and other related information among randomly selected
adolescents in the chosen barangays 12-18 years of age.

XXXII. For the biochemical data, the results of the randomly selected adolescents were
taken from the municipal hospital. The socio-economic data, on the other hand, was collected by
answering a questionnaire approved by the students professor. The data obtained and gathered
were collated and analysed accordingly using software such as SPSS and AnthroPlus.

XXXIII. The group interviewed the BNS and Barangay Captain as Key Informants for the
KII. Since they have first-hand knowledge about the community, they were able to give an in-
depth discussion regarding the barangay and its nutrition situation. After a week, the group

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conducted a Focus Group Discussion (FGD) among some of the infants mothers. The topic
focused on the importance of nutrition during adolescence. Adolescents were also invited to
participate and this was held in the municipal hall. Snacks were provided by the students after
the discussion to serve as token to the participants. All group members were given tasks during
the discussion - one interviewer, one voice recorder, one photographer, and two note takers.

XXXIV.

XXXV. C. Data Analysis

XXXVI. Both the primary and secondary data were gathered, analysed, and used to create
the causal model of the municipality to determine present nutritional status. The primary data
was composed of the anthropometric and dietary data. Assessment of the adolescents nutritional
status was done using the WHO cut-off points with the indices weight-for-age, length/height-for-
age, and weight-for-length/height. On the other hand, FCT was used for the nutrient assessment
of the adult women for the amount of energy, Vitamin B6, Vitamin C, calcium, magnesium, and
zinc. It was then compared to the EAR to assess their intakes adequacy.

XXXVII. The data obtained from the KII and FGD were encoded and analysed. The
information was used as guide in creating the causal model and determining the present
nutritional status of the municipality. With the results, corresponding programs were
recommended to solve existing nutritional problems and decrease prevalence of malnutrition.

XXXVIII.

XXXIX. D. Gantt Chart of Activities

XL. Legend:

XLI. XLII. Ca
cai

XLIII. XLIV. Cy

XLV. XLVI. Gr
ace

XLVII.XLVIII.
Alex

XLIX. L. Khala

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LII.

LIII.

LIV. Table 2.0 Gantt chart of Activities

LV. Activities LVI. Month of Activity

LVIII. April LIX.May
LX. LXI. LXII.LXIII.LXIV.LXV.LXVI.LXVII.
LXVIII.
LXIX.LXX. LXXI.LXXII.
4 18 20 28 21 25 26 27 28 8 9 16
LXXIV. LXXV. LXXVI. LXXVII. LXXVIII. LXXIX. LXXX. LXXXI. LXXXII. LXXXIII. LXXXIV. LXXXV.

LXXIII. Pre- LXXXVII. LXXXVIII. LXXXIX. XC. XCI. XCII. XCIII. XCIV. XCV. XCVI. XCVII. XCVIII.

lab Discussion
C. CI. CII. CIII. CIV. CV. CVI. CVII. CVIII. CIX. CX. CXI.

CXIII. CXIV. CXV. CXVI. CXVII. CXVIII. CXIX. CXX. CXXI. CXXII. CXXIII. CXXIV.

regarding CNA
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and Grouping
of Students
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ining of
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Secondary Data
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CCIII. Gathering of CCXVII. CCXVIII. CCXXI. CCXXII. CCXXIII. CCXXIV. CCXXV. CCXXVI. CCXXVII. CCXXVIII.

Primary Data
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CCXLIII. CCXLIV. CCXLV. CCXLVI. CCXLVII. CCXLVIII. CCXLIX. CCL. CCLI. CCLII. CCLIII. CCLIV.

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view with BNS

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and Brgy
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Analysis of
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Data for the

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Written Report
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mission of
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DIV. DV. DVI. DVII. DVIII. DIX. DX. DXI. DXII. DXIII. DXIV. DXV.

Paper (1st draft)

DXVII. DXVIII. DXIX. DXX. DXXI. DXXII. DXXIII. DXXIV. DXXV. DXXVI. DXXVII. DXXVIII.

DXXX. DXXXI. DXXXII. DXXXIII. DXXXIV. DXXXV. DXXXVI. DXXXVII. DXXXVIII. DXXXIX. DXL. DXLI.

DXXIX. Case DXLIII.

DLVI.
DXLIV.

DLVII.
DXLV.

DLVIII.
DXLVI.

DLIX.
DXLVII.

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DXLVIII.

DLXI.
DXLIX.

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DL.

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 DLXXXII. DLXXXIII. DLXXXIV. DLXXXV. DLXXXVI. DLXXXVII. DLXXXVIII. DLXXXIX. DXC. DXCI. DXCII. DXCIII.

Study
Presentation
and Submission
of Final Paper
DXCIV. BACKGROUND OF THE LOCATION
DXCV. The chosen barangay for the study was Batong Malake located at Los
Baos, Laguna.

DXCVI.
DXCVII. Figure 1.0. Location of Los Baos in Laguna

DXCVIII.

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 DXCIX. Figure 2.0 Birds eye view of Barangay Batong Malake, Los Baos,
Laguna
DC.
DCI.
DCII.
A. DEMOGRAPHY
1. Population

DCIII. Population size, growth and density

DCIV. Total Population DCV. 9,628

DCVI. Total No. Of HH DCVII. 1,955
DCVIII. Average HH
Size DCIX. 5
DCX. Barangay Zone III population as of 2010 is placed at 9,628 with a total
household of 1,955, thus, having an average household of 5.

2. Distribution of Population

DCXI. Based on the Barangay Health Workers household survey conducted last
2010, Barangay Zone III has a total population of 9,628 coming from 1,995 households.
The data reveals that Sitio Apo Beach is the most populated area with a population of
3,693 followed by Sitio Bagumbayan with 1,748, Sitio Ceboley Beach 1,432, Sitio
Poblacion Proper 1,372, Sitio Kapehan 489, Sitio Miranda Village 458 and the least
populated is Sitio Sto. Nino Village with a populace of 433.

DCXII. In year 2010, the population of working age group (15-64 years old) of
Barangay Zone III represents 66.81% of the total household population by age group and
sex while child/youth (0-14 years old) got 28.43% and the 4.74% of the population is
composed of ages above 65-80 years old. The total population by age group and sex is
placed at 9,628; it comprises of 4,898 male and 4,730 female, the table also shows that
the highest number of population is male comprising 50.87%.

DCXIII. The total population between 10 years old and over is 8,703, about
48.31% of these are single, 40.60% are legally married, 3.74% are widowed; 2.32% are
either divorced or separated and 5.03% are common-law/live-in.

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DCXV.

DCXVI.

DCXVII. Table 3.0 Household Population by Ethnicity/Dialect

DCXIX.
DCXX. Total
DCXVIII. Ethnicity/
Dialect DCXXI.
DCXXII. Bisaya/Bi
nisaya DCXXIII. 1,021
DCXXIV. Davawe
o DCXXV. 556

DCXXVI. Cebuano DCXXVII. 5,090

DCXXVIII. Tagakaulo DCXXIX. 9

DCXXX. Boholano DCXXXI. 460

DCXXXII. Bagobo DCXXXIII. 625

DCXXXIV. Tagalog DCXXXV. 86

DCXXXVI. Maranaw DCXXXVII. 114

DCXXXVIII. Kalagan DCXXXIX. 13

DCXL.Tausog DCXLI. 27

DCXLII. Ilonggo DCXLIII. 193

DCXLIV. Ilocano DCXLV. 73

DCXLVI. Manobo DCXLVII. 11

DCXLVIII. Waray DCXLIX. 125

DCL. Mandaya DCLI. 9

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 DCLII.Bilaan DCLIII. 38
DCLIV. Not
Reported DCLV. 1,178

DCLVI. Total DCLVII. 9,628

DCLVIII. Source: BHW Household Survey, 2010

DCLIX. Majority of the people in Barangay Zone III are using Cebuano as
their mother tongue which got the highest number of 5,090; followed by Bisaya with a
total of 1,021 next is Bagobo 625, Dabawenyo 566, Boholano 460, Ilonggo 193 and the
rest are Maranaw, Waray, Tagalog, Ilocano, Bilaan, Kalagan, Tausog, Manobo,Bilaan and
others which figures are not significant.

3. Labor Force
DCLX.

DCLXI. Table 4.0. Labor Force in Barangay Zone III, Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur
(%Household Population
DCLXII. 15 yrs. & Over by Sex & Employment Status, 2010)
DCLXV. IN THE LABOR FORCE
DCLXVII.
DCLXIV. DCLXVI. (Economically Active) Not in the DCLXVIII.
Household Labo
DCLXIII. Populati DCLXXII. DCLXXIII.
DCLXXIV. DCLXXV. r DCLXIX.
Sex on Employed % Unemployed % Force %
DCLXXVIII.DCLXXIX. DCLXXX. DCLXXXI.
DCLXXXII. DCLXXXIII.
DCLXXXIV.
DCLXXXV.
Male 3,489 2,179 62.45% 755 21.63% 555 15.90%
DCLXXXVI.DCLXXXVII.
DCLXXXVIII.
DCLXXXIX.
DCXC. DCXCI. DCXCII. DCXCIII.
Female 3,401 1,192 35,04% 1,597 46.95% 612 17.99%
DCXCIV. DCCI. 1
w/ Both DCXCV. DCXCVI. DCXCVII.
DCXCVIII. DCXCIX.DCC. 1, 6.78
Sexes 6,890 3,351 48.63% 2,332 33.84% 156 %
DCCII.Source: BHW Household Survey, 2010

DCCIII. The table shows that about 5,683 or 82.48% of the total labor force are
economically active while 1,156 or 16.78% are not in the labor force. Most of the employed
population are males with 62.45% and females had a higher percentage in terms of

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unemployment rate. Likewise, females had the most number of population not in the labor force
compared to the males.

DCCIV.

B. Natural Features
1. Geographical Location

DCCV. Neighbouring Boundaries

DCCVI. North : Barangay Zone II

DCCVII. East : Davao Gulf

DCCVIII. West : Barangay Zone IV

DCCIX. South : Barangay Zone IV

DCCX. Zone III is one of the 18 barangays of the municipality of Sta.

Cruz, province of Davao del Sur. The barangay is bounded on the north by Barangay
Zone II; on the south by Zone IV; on the east by Davao Gulf; and on the west by
Barangay Zone IV.

DCCXI. It is accessible by land transportation via McArthur National

Highway. The most common means of transportations are buses, jeepneys, multicab and
tricycles, with terminal stations at Santa Cruz Public Market and Integrated Transport
Terminal both located in Poblacion Zone III.

2. Land Area

DCCXII. Based on the Field Appraisal and Assessment Sheets (FAAS) and
Tax Maps of the Municipal Assessors Office, the total land area of Zone III is 105. 3148
hectares about 0.37% of the municipalitys area (28,759.7855). It comprises six (7) sitios,
namely; Apo Beach, Poblacion Proper, Ceboley Beach, Miranda Village, Sto. Nino
Village, Bagumbayan and Kapehan. Among the 18 barangays Zone III has the smallest
land area.

3. Fishery and Aquatic Resources

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 DCCXIII. The rivers provide the local residents with various kinds of
freshwater fishes for domestic consumption. The wide area of Davao Gulf also provides
different types of fishes and aquamarine resources that serve as the major livelihood of
the people living along coastal area of Barangay Zone III based on their given
information. (Add some information).

DCCXIV.

C. Economic Profile
1. Agriculture

DCCXV. Per Municipal Assessor Office record, the Comprehensive Agrarian

Reform Program (CARP) covered areas in Zone I summed up to 218,177 square meters.
It is benefited by nine (9) households.

2. Crop Production

DCCXVI. During the conduct of Participatory Rural Appraisal the Barangay

Participatory Planners said that only few household engaged in small farming/ backyard
gardening and they used it for their own consumption.

DCCXVII. The total number of households engage in raising

livestock/poultry is comprised of 30.29% or 439 HHs out of the total household
population. With this information, the local governments (Barangay, Municipal, and
Province) ensure that this activity will be developed into something that could help
augment/contribute to the income and food of the residents. The community should be
given the necessary information on how to properly raise these animals because most of
these farmers failed to recognize the importance of animal shades or house and are
satisfied to put their animals under or beside their own houses or under big tress. They
remain to observe the indigenous practices of feeding animals and are unaware of the
advantages of modern feeds that could increase its production as well as the lifespan of
their animals.

DCCXVIII. In giving importance to this activity the farmers should ensure the
health of its animals especially those that can be used as a means of transportation for its

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 farm products because it could lessen expenses and could lead to a higher income.
Moreover, these could contribute to their income and food requirement.

DCCXIX.

D. Social Sector and Cultural Data

1. Health and Nutrition

DCCXX. Common Illnesses

DCCXXI. The table representing the data on the common illnesses in

barangay Zone III revealed that fever and cough/colds occurs in whole year round. While
Loose Bowel Movement (LBM) usually happens in the month of May, June, July and
December. Skin Allergy was also observed during the months of February, March, June
and July. Chicken Fox break out in the month of April, May and June. Dengue usually
happens in rainy seasons it occurs in the month of April, May, June and July. While sore
eyes occur in the month of March and April during summer time.

DCCXXII. The prevalence of these illnesses was caused by the irregular

weather condition. These can be attributed to the lack of proper nutrition and sanitation
particularly on the absence of toilets by most households in some Sitios.

DCCXXIII. The local officials however, is now responding these problems, by

incorporating on its five (5) year plan the following programs which included: proper
nutrition program, clean and green programs and procurement of health facilities and
medicines supply.

2. Medical Health Facility/Personnel and Services

DCCXXIV. Barangay Zone III has one (1) main health center located at Sitio
Lubo and one (1) sub health center located at Sitio Malusing. The health stations have 1
assigned midwife. The assigned midwife regularly provides services in the community,
assisted by 13 Barangay Health Workers. The services offered are health education,
control of locally endemic diseases, immunization, maternal/child health and family
planning, nutrition (operation timbang, breast feeding, etc.), treatment of common

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 diseases and supply of essential drugs. Doctors, dentists and other health personnel (from
municipal, provincial & regional) also visited the barangay.

3. Number of Health Personnel

DCCXXV. Total health personnel in the area are Seventeen (17): 3 Midwife,
10 BHWs, 1 BNS and 3 Hilots. The municipal health personnel assigned in Zone I is
permanently assigned at the barangay. Each of the nine (13) BHWs is receiving
honoraria from the Barangay at P 600.00 per month plus P 1,000.00 per quarter from the
Municipal Government and P 30.00 per month from the provincial Government Unit, a
sum of P 11,560 per BHW per annum. Barangay Nutrition Scholar (BNS) also receive
honorarium from the BLGU at P 1,500 per month. There are five (5) Traditional or
untrained Hilot available in the area.

DCCXXVI.

4. Nutrition Status
DCCXXVII.

DCCXXVIII. Table 5.1 Nutrition Status by Gender (0-5 years old)

DCCXXXIII. Below
DCCXXXII. Below Normal (Very
DCCXXXI. Normal Normal (Low) Low)
DCCXXIX.DCCXXX. DCCXXXVI.DCCXXXVII.
DCCXXXVIII.
DCCXXXIX.
DCCXL. DCCXLI.
Gender Population Magnitude % Magnitude % Magnitude %
DCCXLII. DCCXLIII. DCCXLIV. DCCXLV. DCCXLVI.DCCXLVII.
DCCXLVIII.
DCCXLIX.
Male 655 624 95.28% 75 11.60% 16 2.44%
DCCL.Fe DCCLI. DCCLII. DCCLIII. DCCLIV. DCCLV. DCCLVI. DCCLVII.
male 568 416 73.24% 74 13.03% 17 2.46%
DCCLVIII.DCCLIX. DCCLX. DCCLXI. DCCLXII. DCCLXIII.DCCLXIV.DCCLXV.
TOTAL 1,223 1,040 85.04% 150 12.26% 33 2.70%
DCCLXVI. Source: BNS Record, 2010

DCCLXVII.

DCCLXVIII. The table above shows that the total number of children aged 0-5
years is 1,223. And out of this male had a total of 655 and female got 568. Out of 574

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 male 624 or 95.28% of this is in normal nutrition status, while 76 or 11.60% is in below
normal condition and for the very low level of malnutrition is only 16 or 2.44%. For
female out of 568, 416 of this or 72.24% is in normal nourishment, the remaining 74 or
13.03% are suffering from low malnutrition and another 17 or 2.46% belong to very low
magnitude of malnutrition.

DCCLXIX. On the other hand, in the malnutrition category of below normal

very low, there are thirty three (33) children or 2.69% of the total population belonging
to this type. In general, the table also shows that the number of malnourished children
between male and female is almost close.

DCCLXX. There are various causes of malnutrition among children namely

lack of nutritious foods due to poverty, lack of immunization which causes the outbreak
of illnesses and lack of education on proper nutrition among parents.

DCCLXXI. The causes of malnutrition in the barangay are addressed through

the conduct of campaign performed by the health personnel assigned in the barangay.
One of the campaigns is the promotion of breast feeding among mothers, backyard
gardening by means of planting vegetables, legumes and root crops and raising of poultry
and livestock, encourage immunization and conduct training on proper nutrition among
parents. The barangay strongly participated in the implementation of Bright Child
Program and often benefits the health and medical missions including supplemental
feeding, to malnourished children, as offered by the municipal government.

DCCLXXII.

DCCLXXIII. Table 5.2 Nutrition Status by Gender (Elementary School Children)

DCCLXXVII. Below DCCLXXIX. Below

Normal Normal
DCCLXXVIII. DCCLXXX. (Very
DCCLXXVI. Normal ( Low) Low)
DCCLXXIV.
DCCLXXV. DCCLXXXIII.DCCLXXXIV.
DCCLXXXV.DCCLXXXVI.
DCCLXXXVII.DCCLXXXVIII.
Gender Population Magnitude % Magnitude % Magnitude %
DCCLXXXIX.
DCCXC. DCCXCI. DCCXCII.DCCXCIII. DCCXCIV.
DCCXCV. DCCXCVI.
Male 1,227 1,065 86.79% 114 9.29% 48 3.91%

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DCCXCVIII. DCCXCIX. DCCC.84 DCCCI. DCCCII. DCCCIII. DCCCIV.
Female 1,127 950 .29% 120 10.64% 57 5.05%
DCCCV. DCCCVI. DCCCVII. DCCCVIII.
DCCCIX. DCCCX. DCCCXI. DCCCXII.
TOTAL 2,354 2,015 85.59% 234 9.94% 105 4.46%
DCCCXIII. Source: School Nurse, 2010

DCCCXIV.

DCCCXV. The total elementary school children in the barangay totaled to

2,354. Out of this, 2,015 or 85.59% have normal weight, 234 or 9.94% have below
normal weight and 105 or 4.46% are in below normal very low degree of malnutrition.
Most malnourished children are male with 7.37% of the total population. Almost all of
the population are normal or in good health. Unfortunately, there are school children who
belong to below normal very low which is severe malnutrition.

DCCCXVI. The possible cause of malnutrition among elementary school

children is poverty which deprived them of nutritious foods; other causes are illnesses
and lack of education among parents.

DCCCXVII. Those causes of malnutrition are addressed through backyard

gardening by planting vegetables, root crops, legumes and herbs. The barangay health
personnel also conduct Information Education Campaign through celebrating Barangay
Nutrition Day which educates parents in the proper nutrition of children.

5. Water Facilities

DCCCXVIII. Table 6.0 Sources of Water Supply

DCCCXIX. Siti DCCCXX. DCCCXXI. Water Supply Sources

o Total
DCCCXXIV. L
No.
evel I
of DCCCXXVI. Le DCCCXXVIII.
HH DCCCXXV. ( vel II Level III
. Jetmatic,
Pitcher, DCCCXXVII. (C DCCCXXIX.DCCCXXX.
Electric ommunal (Water Doubtful
Pumps) Faucets) System) Sources

DCCCXXXIII.
DCCCXXXIV.
DCCCXXXV.
DCCCXXXVI.
DCCCXXXVII.
DCCCXXXIX.
DCCCXL.
No. HH No. HH No. of No. HH

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HH
serv serv connec serv
ed ed ted ed
DCCCXLI. 1.B DCCCXLII. DCCCXLIV.
DCCCXLV. DCCCXLVII.
agumbayan 355 DCCCXLIII.
175 DCCCXLVI. 180 DCCCXLVIII.
DCCCXLIX.
DCCCL. 2.P
oblacionProp DCCCLI. DCCCLIII.
DCCCLIV. DCCCLVI.
er 304 DCCCLII.39 DCCCLV. 265 DCCCLVII.
DCCCLVIII.
DCCCLIX. 3.
MirandaVilla DCCCLX. DCCCLXII.
DCCCLXIII. DCCCLXV.
ge 99 DCCCLXI.
13 DCCCLXIV. 86 DCCCLXVI.
DCCCLXVII.
DCCCLXVIII. DCCCLXIX. DCCCLXXI.
DCCCLXXII. DCCCLXXIV.
4.CeboleyBeach 290 DCCCLXX.
132 10 DCCCLXXIII.
148 DCCCLXXV.
DCCCLXXVI.
DCCCLXXVII.
5. Sto. Nino DCCCLXXVIII.
DCCCLXXX.
DCCCLXXXI. DCCCLXXXIII.
Village 96 DCCCLXXIX.
8 10 DCCCLXXXII.
78 DCCCLXXXIV.
DCCCLXXXV.
DCCCLXXXVI. DCCCLXXXVII.
DCCCLXXXIX.
DCCCXC. DCCCXCII.
6. Kapehan 105 DCCCLXXXVIII.
54 DCCCXCI. 51 DCCCXCIII.
DCCCXCIV.
DCCCXCV. 7. DCCCXCVI. DCCCXCVIII.
DCCCXCIX.
Apo Beach 706 DCCCXCVII.
154 25 CM. CMI. 527 CMII. CMIII.
CMV. 1
,95 CMVII. CMVIII. CMX. 1,33
CMIV. Total 5 CMVI. 575 45 CMIX. 5 CMXI.
CMXII.
CMXIII. Source: BHW Survey, 2010

CMXIV. Barangay Zone III has 1,955 households. Water supply sources are
classified into 3 levels and doubtful sources. Based on the data given by the BHWs,
there are 43 water systems (level 1) serving 1,014 households, 7 water systems (level II)
serving 174 households, 153 households using level 111 water system connection and
the remaining 138 households are getting their water from doubtful sources like springs,
rivers and open-well.

CMXV. There is no established case or incidence in relation to the

adequacy / inadequacy of water supply to morbidity rate due to waterborne disease. The
barangay health center has no record of the illnesses caused by waterborne diseases.

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CMXVII. Table 7.0 Number of Household with Toilet Facilities

CMXVIII. Access to Sanitary Toilet

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CMXIX.
V. Total VII. Wate X. Communal
III. No. r VIII. Open pit/ / XII. Without
Seale
IV. Purok VI. of HH d IX. Antipolo XI. Sharing XIII. Toilet
XIV. Kaimito XV. 70 XVI. 61 XVII. XVIII. XIX. 9
XX. Pag-asa XXI. 109 XXII. 96 XXIII. XXIV. 8 XXV. 5
XXVI. Pagkakaisa XXVII. 76 XXVIII.76 XXIX. XXX. XXXI.
XXXVII.
XXXII. Pakigdait XXXIII.100 XXXIV. 90XXXV. XXXVI. 10
XXXVIII. Kap XXXIX.
ayapaan 105 XL. 85 XLI. XLII. 10 XLIII. 10

XLIV. Kagitingan XLV. 105 XLVI. 80 XLVII. 1 XLVIII. 4 XLIX. 20

L. Bonggahan LI. 58 LII. 50 LIII. 1 LIV. 5 LV. 2

LVI. Bougainvilla LVII. 46 LVIII. 46 LIX. LX. LXI.

LXII. Madasigon LXIII. 95 LXIV. 89 LXV. LXVI. 6 LXVII.
LXVIII. Sampaguita LXIX. 81 LXX. 74 LXXI. 1 LXXII. LXXIII. 6

LXXVI. 10
LXXIV. Dapsap LXXV. 122 6 LXXVII. LXXVIII. LXXIX. 16

LXXXII. LXXXIII. LXXXV.

LXXX. Talisay LXXXI. 87 82 1 LXXXIV. 1 3
LXXXVI. Kau LXXXVII. LXXXVIII.
nlaran 96 84 LXXXIX. XC. XCI.12

XCII. Miranda XCIII. 99 XCIV. 95 XCV. XCVI. 3 XCVII. 1

XCVIII. Sto. Nino

Apo XCIX. 149 C. 117 CI. CII. CIII. 32

CIV. Centro Apo CV. 109 CVI. 59 CVII. CVIII. 40 CIX. 10

CX. Bayabas CXI. 84 CXII. 44 CXIII. CXIV. 20 CXV. 20
CXVI. Leytenians CXVII. 80 CXVIII.68 CXIX. CXX. 4 CXXI. 8

CXXIII. CXXVII.
CXXII. Mahayahay 111 CXXIV. 50 CXXV. 1 CXXVI. 8 52
CXXVIII. Kal CXXIX. CXXXIII.
ubihan 93 CXXX. 40CXXXI. CXXXII. 3 50
CXXXIV. Badj CXXXV. CXXXVI. CXXXIX.
aoan 80 2 CXXXVII. CXXXVIII. 78
CXLI. 1,95 CXLII. 1, I. Page | 20
II. CXL. TOTAL 5 494 CXLIII. 5 CXLIV. 112 CXLV. 344
 CMXX.Source: BHW Survey, 2010

CMXXI. The table shows that out of 1,955 households, 344 households have
no access to sanitary toilet. 76.42% or 1,494 households using water sealed type of toilet.
While 5.72% or 112 used communal sharing and 0.25% or 5 used Open Pit/Antipolo
manner. With this data, the health and sanitation program of the government should focus
first on the identified 344 households which are deprived of sanitary toilet.

CMXXII. Currently, there are no established records in the barangay health

center stating incidence /illnesses or record on the morbidity rate due to unsanitary
disposal of human wastes. In general, the barangay has no record on various illnesses
caused by having no toilet or households not accessible to sanitary toilet.

6. Waste Management

CMXXIII. Table 8.0 Household by Usual Manner of Garbage Disposal, 2010

CMXXVIII. Usual Manner of Disposal

CMXXXI. CMXXXII. CMXXXIII. CMXXXIV. CMXXXV.
Burning Dumping Composting Segregation Mixed
CMXXXVIII.
No.
CMXXVI.
CMXXXIX.
CMXXIV. CMXXVII.Of CMXLII. CMXLIV. CMXLVIII.
No. of No. of No. of CMXLVI. No. of
CMXXV. Siti H CMXL. CMXLI. H CMXLIII. H CMXLV.
No. of CMXLVII.H CMXLIX.
o H HH % H % H % HH % H %
CMLI. CMLII. CMLIV. CMLVI. CMLVIII.
CML. Kaimito 70 3 CMLIII.1 CMLV. 2 CMLVII.64 CMLIX.
CMLX.
CMLXI.
CMLXII. Pa CMLXIII.
CMLXIV. CMLXVI. CMLXVIII. CMLXX.
g-asa 109 9 CMLXV.
10 CMLXVII.
9 CMLXIX. 81 CMLXXI.
CMLXXII.
CMLXXIII.
CMLXXIV. Pa CMLXXV.
CMLXXVI. CMLXXVIII.
CMLXXX. CMLXXXII.
gkakaisa 76 20 CMLXXVII.
22 CMLXXIX.
16 CMLXXXI.
18 CMLXXXIII.
CMLXXXIV.
CMLXXXV.
CMLXXXVI. Pa CMLXXXVII.
CMLXXXVIII. CMXCII. CMXCIV.
kigdait 100 1 CMLXXXIX.
CMXC.
CMXCI.55 CMXCIII.
44 CMXCV.
CMXCVI.
CMXCVII.
CMXCVIII. Ka CMXCIX. MII. MIV. MVI. 4
payapaan 105 M. 30 MI. 15 MIII. 15 MV. 5 MVII.MVIII.MIX.

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 MXI. MXII. 1 MXIV. MXVI. MXVIII.
MX. Kagitingan 105 1 MXIII. 15 MXV. 11 MXVII. 68 MXIX.
MXX.MXXI.
MXXII. Bo MXXIII.
MXXIV. MXXVI. MXXX.
nggahan 58 8 MXXV.12 MXXVII.
MXXVIII.
MXXIX.38 MXXXI.
MXXXII.
MXXXIII.
MXXXIV. Bo MXXXV.
MXXXVI. MXL. MXLII.
ugainvilla 46 3 MXXXVII.
MXXXVIII.
MXXXIX.
3 MXLI. 40 MXLIII.
MXLIV.
MXLV.
MXLVI. Ma MXLVII.
MXLVIII. MLII. MLIV. 7
dasigon 95 4 MXLIX.
ML.8 MLI. 10 MLIII. 3 MLV.MLVI.MLVII.
MLVIII. Sa MLIX. MLXIV. MLXVI. MLXVIII.
mpaguita 81 MLX. MLXI.
MLXII.
MLXIII.6 MLXV. 5 MLXVII.
70 MLXIX.
MLXX. Da MLXXI.
MLXXII. MLXXIV. MLXXVI. MLXXX.
psap 122 2 MLXXIII.
11 MLXXV.7 MLXXVII.
MLXXVIII.
MLXXIX.
102 MLXXXI.
MLXXXII. Tal MLXXXIII.
MLXXXIV. MLXXXVI.MLXXXVIII.MXC. 6 MXCII.
isay 87 1 MLXXXV.
10 MLXXXVII.
3 MLXXXIX.7 MXCI. 6 MXCIII.
MXCIV. Ka MXCV.MXCVI. MXCVIII. MC. MCII. 4
unlaran 96 20 MXCVII.
30 MXCIX.6 MCI. 0 MCIII.
MCIV.MCV.
MCVII.MCVIII. MCXII. MCXIV. MCXVI.
MCVI. Miranda 99 15 MCIX.
MCX.MCXI. 22 MCXIII.12 MCXV.50 MCXVII.
MCXVIII. Sto MCXIX.
MCXX. MCXXII. MCXXIV. MCXXVI. MCXXVIII.
. Nino Apo 149 10 MCXXI.
17 MCXXIII.
36 MCXXV.10 MCXXVII.
76 MCXXIX.
MCXXX. Ce MCXXXI.
MCXXXII. MCXXXVI. MCXXXVIII.
ntro- Apo 109 1 MCXXXIII.
MCXXXIV.
MCXXXV.
7 MCXXXVII.
101 MCXXXIX.
MCXL.
MCXLI.
MCXLII. Ba MCXLIII.
MCXLIV. MCXLVI. MCXLVIII. MCL. 6
yabas 84 2 MCXLV.
14 MCXLVII.
6 MCXLIX. 2 MCLI.MCLII.MCLIII.
MCLIV. Le MCLV.MCLVI. MCLVIII. MCLX. MCLXII. MCLXIV.
ytenians 80 2 MCLVII.
21 MCLIX.7 MCLXI.49 MCLXIII.
1 MCLXV.
MCLXVI. Ma MCLXVII.
MCLXVIII. MCLXX. MCLXXII. MCLXXIV.
hayahay 111 2 MCLXIX.
2 MCLXXI.
22 MCLXXIII.
85 MCLXXV.
MCLXXVI.
MCLXXVII.
MCLXXVIII. Kal MCLXXIX.
MCLXXX. MCLXXXII.MCLXXXIV.
ubihan 93 3 MCLXXXI.
33 MCLXXXIII.
57 MCLXXXV.
MCLXXXVI.
MCLXXXVII.
MCLXXXVIII.
MCLXXXIX.
MCXC. Ba MCXCI.
MCXCII. MCXCIV. MCXCVI. MCXCVIII.
djaoan 80 3 MCXCIII.
9 MCXCV.
66 MCXCVII.
2 MCXCIX.
MCC. MCCI.
MCCII. TO MCCIII.MCCIV. MCCVI. MCCVIII. MCCX. MCCXII.
TAL 1,955 150 MCCV.230 MCCVII.
366 MCCIX.904 MCCXI.
305 MCCXIII.
MCCXIV. Source: BHW Survey, 2010

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 E. Housing

MCCXV. Dwelling Condition and Type of Structure

MCCXVI. Table 9.1 Type of Building/House and Tenure Status of Lot, 2010

MCCXIX.
MCCXVIII. Type of Building/House Total
MCCXVII. Tenure MCCXXI. S MCCXXII. MCCXXIII. A
Status ingle House Duplex partment MCCXXIV.
MCCXXV. A. House MCCXXVI. MCCXXVII. MCCXXVIII. MCCXXIX.
MCCXXXI. 1 MCCXXXII. MCCXXXIV.
MCCXXX. 1. Owned ,646 61 MCCXXXIII. 5 1,712
MCCXXXVI. 1 MCCXXXVII.
MCCXXXVIII.MCCXXXIX.
MCCXXXV. 2. Rented 18 1 4 123
MCCXLI. 1 MCCXLII. MCCXLIV.
MCCXL. 3. Rent-free 11 3 MCCXLIII. 114
MCCXLV. 4. Not MCCXLIX.
Reported MCCXLVI. 6 MCCXLVII. MCCXLVIII. 6
MCCLI. 1 MCCLII. MCCLIV.
MCCL. Total ,881 65 MCCLIII. 9 1,955
MCCLV. B. Lot MCCLVI. MCCLVII. MCCLVIII. MCCLIX.
MCCLXI. 1 MCCLXII. MCCLXIV.
MCCLX. 1. Owned ,004 14 MCCLXIII. 2 1,020
MCCLXVI. 4 MCCLXVII. MCCLXIX.
MCCLXV. 2. Rented 57 10 MCCLXVIII. 1 468
MCCLXXI. 4 MCCLXXII. MCCLXXIV.
MCCLXX. 3. Rent-free 53 6 MCCLXXIII. 4 463
MCCLXXV. 4. Not MCCLXXIX.
Reported MCCLXXVI. 4 MCCLXXVII.
MCCLXXVIII. 4
MCCLXXXI. 1 MCCLXXXII.
MCCLXXXIII. MCCLXXXIV.
MCCLXXX. Total ,918 30 7 1,955

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 MCCLXXXV. Source: BHW Survey, 2010

MCCLXXXVI. Most of the households in Barangay Zone 3 owned their

houses and rent free lot with consent of owner. It comprises 69.40 percent followed by
24.26 percent households which are living in owned like possession of the house and lot.
There are also households living in house and lot which they do not own but it is rent-free
and with consent of owner. It comprises 4.14 percent of the total households of the
barangay. It is also noted that there are 1.62 percent households living in the barangay
which rented a house / room including lot and 0.56 percent household living in owned
house but rented a lot.

MCCLXXXVII. Table 9.2 Type of Building/House by Construction Materials of the Outer

Walls, 2010

MCCXCI.
MCCLXXXVIII. Type of MCCLXXXIX.
Construction Materials of MCCXCII.
the Outer Walls MCCXC. Type of Building/House Total
MCCXCIV. MCCXCV. MCCXCVI.
MCCXCIII. Single House Duplex Apartment MCCXCVII.
MCCXCIX. MCCC. MCCCII.
MCCXCVIII. 1. Concrete 519 20 MCCCI. 539
MCCCIII. 2. Semi-MCCCIV. MCCCV. MCCCVI. MCCCVII.
Concrete 674 20 4 698
MCCCIX. MCCCX. MCCCXI. MCCCXII.
MCCCVIII. 3. Wood 412 16 2 430
MCCCXIV. MCCCXV. MCCCXVII.
MCCCXIII. 4. Bamboo 235 10 MCCCXVI. 245
MCCCXIX. MCCCXX. MCCCXXII.
MCCCXVIII. 5. Others 36 7 MCCCXXI. 43
MCCCXXIV. MCCCXXV. MCCCXXVI. MCCCXXVII.
MCCCXXIII. Total 1,876 73 6 1,955
MCCCXXVIII.Source: BHW Survey, 2010

MCCCXXIX. Houses in the barangay were usually made of half-concrete and half
wood which constitute about 468 of the total single houses, 198 are concrete, 128 made of wood
and 138 made of bamboo, the remaining 490 is made of mixed materials.

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MCCCXXXI. Table 9.3 Type of Building/House by Construction Materials of the Roof, 2010

MCCCXXXIII. Type of Building/House

MCCCXXXII.Type of
Construction Materials of MCCCXXXVI. MCCCXXXVII. MCCCXXXVIII. MCCCXXXIV.
the Roof Single House Duplex Apartment Total
MCCCXL. 1. Galvanized MCCCXLI. 1 MCCCXLII. MCCCXLIV.
Iron ,774 50 MCCCXLIII. 4 1,828
MCCCXLVI. 9 MCCCXLVII. MCCCXLIX.
MCCCXLV. 2. Nipa 4 2 MCCCXLVIII. 96
MCCCLI. 2 MCCCLII. MCCCLIV.
MCCCL. 3. Mixed 0 2 MCCCLIII. 22
MCCCLIX.
MCCCLV. 4. Not Reported MCCCLVI. 9MCCCLVII. MCCCLVIII. 9
MCCCLXII. MCCCLXIV.
MCCCLX. Total MCCCLXI. 54 MCCCLXIII. 4 1,955
MCCCLXV. Source: BHW Survey, 2010

MCCCLXVI. About 954 or 65% of the roofing materials are GI/Aluminum.

Other houses/roofing are made of Nipa 466 or 32.16% and mixed materials 29 or 2%.

F. Political System

MCCCLXVII. Table 10.0 Barangay Officials and Staff

MCCCLXVIII. Barangay
Captain MCCCLXIX. Hon. Rodrigo B. Casas, Sr.
MCCCLXX. Barangay Councilors MCCCLXXI. Hon. Alberto I. Alesna
MCCCLXXIII. Hon. Maximino B.
Salipot, Jr.
MCCCLXXV. Hon. Ernesto B. Rizada, Jr.
MCCCLXXVII. Hon. Nomer M. Tizon
MCCCLXXIX. Hon. Bernardino P.
Albina, Jr.
MCCCLXXXI. Hon. Gamelzar P. Dean

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 MCCCLXXXIII. Hon. Francisco L.
Brillantes, Jr.
MCCCLXXXV. Hon. Mark Lester A.
MCCCLXXXIV. SK Chairman Casas
MCCCLXXXVI.

MCCCLXXXVII. The elected Barangay Officials of Barangay Zone 111 in

2007 was headed by Honorable Rodrigo B. Casas, Sr. as the Punong Barangay and ably
assisted by the seven (7) elected Sangguniang Barangay Members and SK Chairman.
Fortunately, the incumbent Barangay Captain, Rodrigo B. Casas, Sr. was elected in 2010
as Barangay Captain & assisted by his new Barangay Kagawads and SK Chairman as
stated in the above table.

MCCCLXXXVIII. Appointed Barangay Officials & Staff

MCCCLXXXIX.

MCCCXC. Barangay Secretary : Cecile C. Labrado

MCCCXCI. Barangay Treasurer : Jesseca G. Aclao
MCCCXCII. Barangay Aide 1 : Cecile C. Pael
MCCCXCIII.
MCCCXCIV.
MCCCXCV.
MCCCXCVI.
MCCCXCVII.
MCCCXCVIII.
MCCCXCIX.
MCD.
MCDI.
MCDII.
MCDIII.
MCDIV.
MCDV.
MCDVI.
MCDVII.
MCDVIII.
MCDIX.
MCDX.
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MCDXIII.
MCDXIV.
MCDXV. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

MCDXVI. The obtained weight and height of the subjects were used and combined as
growth indicators to be able to determine their nutritional status using the Child Growth
Standards of WHO which can be seen in Table 12.0. From these, other data obtained from the
survey were then tabulated to be able to assess and analyze all determinants that could have
affected the nutritional status of the subjects.

MCDXVII. A. Dietary intake

MCDXVIII. Dietary intake of the subjects was assessed using two-day 24-hour food
recall which is a biggest determinant of nutritional status. The Tables 16.1, 16.2, AND 16.3
shows the total analysis of the subjects dietary intake in day one including the % adequacy of
each nutrient. Tables 17.1, 17.2, and 17.3 on the other hand show the dietary analysis for day
two.

MCDXIX. It was observed that the reason for the children who have low nutritional
status is that they do not meet their daily nutrient requirements. While for the subjects who have
high nutritional status, it is because they exceed either their energy or fat requirement. It is also
reflected in their food recalls that their food intake is high in fat content which made them
overweight and are now at risk of obesity.

MCDXX. Based on the food recalls, it was also determined that one of the reasons
why some children could not meet their daily nutritional requirements is because of the
practicality of the family wherein if they cooked too much food, the family would eat it for the
whole day. If there are still left-overs, they would still eat it until the next day.

MCDXXI.

MCDXXII. B. Genetics

MCDXXIII. Nutritional status of the mothers were also obtained as seen in Table 13.0
to determine if this have affected the nutritional status of the children because when a mother is
malnourished, there is a high chance that her children are malnourished too. However, it was

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observed that the correlation is weak. There are families where the mothers have normal
nutritional status, and yet the children are malnourished. There are families on the other hand,
where the children are the ones who have normal nutritional status, but the mothers do not. The
contrasting relationship of the two variables (nutritional status of mothers and children) may be
due to their environment.

MCDXXIV. C. Socio-economic status

MCDXXV. Information of the family of the subjects were also obtained.

1. Household facilities
MCDXXVI. Tables 14.1 and 14.2 shows the socio-living status of the
families including their house structure and materials, house location, house and
lot ownership, electricity source, water source, type of cooking facilities, usage of
iodized salt, and type of to determine the relationship of the environment of the
subjects with their nutritional status.
MCDXXVII. A socio-living scale as seen in Table 11.0 was made
wherein the higher the total number a family has, the higher is their family class
which means that they could afford more than an average family could. The
subjects environment is a determinant of nutritional status because the
aforementioned obtained information would show their familys food
accessibility, food security, and ability to obtain food which would affect their
dietary intake, and in return would be reflected in the subjects nutritional status.

MCDXXVIII. Table 11.0. Socio-living scale of the household

facilities in Batong Malake, Los Baos, Laguna
MCDXX
MCDXXIX. Category MCDXXX. Kinds Scale
MCDXX
MCDXXXIII. Owned 3
MCDXX
MCDXXXVI. Family owned 2
MCDXXXII. 1. House MCDXL
and Lot Ownership MCDXXXIX. Rented 1
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MCDXL
Structure MCDXLV. Single house 1
MCDXL
MCDXLVIII. Galvanized iron 2
MCDXLVII. 3. Roof MCDLII
construction material MCDLI. Light materials 1
MCDLV
MCDLIV. Cemented with tiles 4
MCDLV
MCDLVII. Cemented 3
MCDLX
MCDLX. Bamboo 2
MCDLIII. 4. Floor MCDLX
Material MCDLXIII. Galvanized iron 1
MCDLX
MCDLXVI. Lowland with vegetable garden 2
MCDLXV. 5. House MCDLX
Location MCDLXIX. Lowland without vegetable garden 1
MCDLXXII. Owned, water sealed, sewage, septic MCDLX
tank 3
MCDLXXV. Shared, water sealed sewage, septic MCDLX
tank 2
MCDLXXI. 6. Type of MCDLX
Toilet MCDLXXVIII. Owned, close pit 1
MCDLX
MCDLXXXI. Owned 3
MCDLXXXIV. Own use, faucet, community MCDLX
water system 2
MCDLXXX. 7. Water MCDLXXXVII. Shared use, faucet, community MCDLX
sources water system 1
MCDLXXXIX. 8. MCDXC
Type of cooking MCDXC. LPG 6
facility
MCDXCIII. LPG/charcoal MCDXC
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MCDXCVI. LPG/charcoal/wood 4
MD.
MCDXCIX. Charcoal 3
MDIII.
MDII. Wood and charcoal 2
MDVI.
MDV. Wood 1
MDIX.
MDVIII. Collected 4
MDXII.
MDXI.Collected/burned 3
MDXV.
MDXIV. Burned 2
MDVII. 10. Garbage MDXVI
disposal MDXVII. Waste segregation 1
MDXIX.

MDXX. The assumption was indeed observed in the data. The

higher the total number of a family has attained, the higher their nutritional status
becomes. However, it did not show that if the total number of the family is low,
the nutritional status of the family members (which could only be observed
through the subject and his/her mother) would also be low. Most of the families
showed that the higher the total number is, the higher the chance of the family
members to have higher nutritional status.
MDXXI.
2. Family
MDXXII. Number of the members of the family including their
relation to household head, their gender, age, civil status, place of birth, school
status, highest education attained, citizenship, employment and major
occupation/profession, and estimated monthly income and presence of pregnant or
lactating woman were all obtained.
MDXXIII. Total family monthly income would determine the familys
ability to obtain food which is a direct determinant of nutritional status. While the
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 studying would determine if the total monthly income suffices the needs of the
whole family. Highest educational attainment together with the major
occupation/profession would determine if there is someone in the family who is
knowledgeable enough about nutrition.
MDXXIV. It was then observed that the educational attainment does
not affect much the nutritional status of the subjects. There are some families who
only have a member who is high school graduate; but then the subjects
nutritional status is better than that of some subject having a family member who
has higher educational attainment.
MDXXV. Monthly income on the other hand greatly affects the
subjects nutritional status. It was observed that the higher the income is, the
higher the nutritional status of the subject. This is due to the ability of the subject
to obtain food. However, the number of the family members is indirectly
proportional to the effect of monthly income. If the family is big, the subjects
nutritional status becomes lower even if the income is high or is enough for an
average family.
MDXXVI. Furthermore, there are subjects who are still infants, so
presence of lactating family members was also noted. It was observed that if the
subject is breastfed, his/her nutritional status becomes higher. However, the
nutritional status of the mother is directly proportional to this effect. If the mother
has low nutritional value, there is a chance that she could produce low amount of
milk so the infant becomes limited to food intake, and vice versa.
MDXXVII. Data of the determinants of the subjects nutritional status
are then cross-tabulated in Table 18.0 so that relationships between them could be
seen more obviously.
MDXXVIII. Additionally, subjects who have houses with vegetable
garden showed higher nutritional status.

MDXXIX. The table below shows the possible recommendations to each factor
affecting nutritional status which has already been discussed above.

MDXXX. Table 19.0 List of factors affecting nutritional status and possible
recommendation

MDXXXI. Factors MDXXXII. Supporting MDXXXIII. Recommenda

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MDXXXIV. Variety of food MDXXXV. Households MDXXXVI. Nutrition
intake who cook too much food education
and eat it until nothing is
left. MDXXXVII.

MDXXXVIII. Poor dietary MDXXXIX. Subjects who MDXL. Nutrition

intake have inadequate dietary education
intake and those who
have unbalanced meals
(High in fat, high in
protein, high in CHO)
MDXLI. Nutritional MDXLII. Underweight MDXLIII. Nutrition
status of breast feeding breastfeeding mothers education
mothers who have underweight
infants.
MDXLIV. Low monthly MDXLV. Households MDXLVI. Nutrition
income who have high monthly education
income have higher
nutritional status. MDXLVII. Offer a free
easy livelihood course.
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MDLIV.
MDLIII. Weight
Age in (
MDLI. Name m k MDLV. Heigh MDLX.
MDL. of MDLII. on g t/Length MDLVI. MDLVII. MDLVIII. MDLIX.Interpre WFL/ MDLXI.Interpre
ID preschooler Sex ths ) (cm) WFA Interpretation HFA tation H tation

MDLXIX.
Severely
MDLXII.
MDLXIII. MDLXIV.
MDLXV. MDLXVI.MDLXVII. MDLXVIII. Underweig MDLXX. MDLXXI. MDLXXII.
MDLXXIII.
1 Maricel Cahilig F 32 8.5 71 -3.64 ht -5.94 Severely Stunted 1 Normal

MDLXXXIII.
Suspected of
MDLXXIV.
MDLXXV. MDLXXVI.
MDLXXVII.
MDLXXVIII.
MDLXXIX. MDLXXX.
MDLXXXI. MDLXXXII. Endocrine MDLXXXIV.
MDLXXXV.
2 Angelo Plantilla F 10 14.1 98 3.97 Obese 10.43 Disorders -1.86 Normal

MDLXXXVI.
MDLXXXVII. MDLXXXVIII.
MDLXXXIX.
MDXC. MDXCII.MDXCIII. MDXCIV.MDXCV. MDXCVI.
MDXCVII.
3 Khencie Guiron F 72 14.5 MDXCI.101 -2.64 Underweight -2.77 Stunted -1.03 Normal

MDXCVIII.
MDXCIX. MDC. MDCI. MDCII. MDCIV. MDCVI. MDCVII. MDCVIII.
4 Tamara Ansaro F 41 14.3 MDCIII.93 -0.33 MDCV. Normal -1.46 Normal 0.85 MDCIX.Normal

MDCX.
MDCXI.Jarell MDCXII.
MDCXIII. MDCXIV.MDCXV. MDCXVI.
MDCXVII. MDCXVIII.
MDCXIX. MDCXX.MDCXXI.
5 Bermudez M 13 12.3 72.2 1.9 Normal -1.9 Normal 3.98 Obese

MDCXXXIII.
MDCXXII.
MDCXXIII. MDCXXIV.
MDCXXV.MDCXXVI.
MDCXXVII. MDCXXVIII.
MDCXXIX. MDCXXX.
MDCXXXI. MDCXXXII.
Possible Risk of
6 Lisa Boloso F 2 5.5 56 0.27 Normal -0.86 Normal 1.03 Overweight

MDCXXXIV.
MDCXXXV. MDCXXXVI.
MDCXXXVII.
MDCXXXVIII.
MDCXXXIX. MDCXL.MDCXLI. MDCXLII.MDCXLIII. MDCXLIV.
MDCXLV.
7 Divina Agustin F 69 14.8 107 -2.09 Underweight -1.37 Normal -1.79 Normal

MDCXLVII. MDCXLVIII.
MDCXLIX.MDCL. MDCLII.MDCLIII. MDCLIV.MDCLV. MDCLVI.MDCLVII.
MDCXLVI.
Doralyn Agustin F 35 13.5 MDCLI. 92 -0.72 Underweight -1.63 Normal 0.36 Normal

MDCLVIII.
MDCLIX. MDCLX.
MDCLXI. MDCLXII.MDCLXIII. MDCLXIV.
MDCLXV. MDCLXVI.
MDCLXVII. MDCLXVIII.
MDCLXIX.
8 Mhalt Monte M 47 13.8 97 -0.86 Normal -0.71 Normal -0.67 Normal

MDCLXX.
MDCLXXI. MDCLXXII.
MDCLXXIII.
MDCLXXIV.
MDCLXXV. MDCLXXVI.
MDCLXXVII. MDCLXXVIII.
MDCLXXIX. MDCLXXX.
MDCLXXXI.

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CXLVII.
 9 Stefie Dabatian F 30 12 93 -0.73 Normal 0.16 Normal -1.27 Normal

MDCLXXXII.
MDCLXXXIII. MDCLXXXIV.
MDCLXXXV.
MDCLXXXVI.
MDCLXXXVII. MDCLXXXVIII.
MDCLXXXIX. MDCXC. MDCXCI. MDCXCII.
MDCXCIII.
10 Cesar Abrencillo M 1 5 58 -2.08 Underweight -1.41 Normal -1 Normal

MDCCI.Severel
y
MDCXCIV.
MDCXCV. MDCXCVI.
MDCXCVII.
MDCXCVIII.
MDCXCIX. MDCC. Underweig MDCCII. MDCCIII. MDCCIV.
MDCCV.
11 Maricris Ferrer F 3 3.2 52 -4.52 ht -3.47 Severely Stunted -2 Normal

MDCCVI.
MDCCVII. MDCCVIII.
MDCCIX. MDCCX. MDCCXI. MDCCXII.
MDCCXIII. MDCCXIV.
MDCCXV. MDCCXVI.
MDCCXVII.
12 Queenie Oracion F 7 7.9 70.9 0.16 Normal 1.64 Normal -0.57 Normal

MDCCXIX.
MDCCXVIII.
Misha Claire MDCCXX.
MDCCXXI.MDCCXXII.
MDCCXXIII. MDCCXXIV.
MDCCXXV. MDCCXXVI.
MDCCXXVII.
13 Jovellana F 2 8.9 75.8 3.98 Overweight 8.46 Very Tall MDCCXXVIII.
MDCCXXIX.

MDCCXXX.
MDCCXXXI. MDCCXXXII.
MDCCXXXIII.
MDCCXXXIV.
MDCCXXXV. MDCCXXXVI.
MDCCXXXVII. MDCCXXXVIII.
MDCCXXXIX. MDCCXL.
14 Gabriel Coligado M 31 10.5 87.3 -2.14 Underweight -1.58 Normal 15.49 MDCCXLI.

MDCCXLII.
MDCCXLIII. MDCCXLIV.
MDCCXLV.
MDCCXLVI.
MDCCXLVII. MDCCXLVIII.
MDCCXLIX. MDCCL. MDCCLI. MDCCLII.
15 Abigail Rubiales F 43 11.2 90 -2.44 Underweight -2.47 Stunted 13.78 MDCCLIII.

MDCCLIV.
MDCCLV. MDCCLVI.
MDCCLVII.
MDCCLVIII.
MDCCLIX. MDCCLX.
MDCCLXI. MDCCLXII.
MDCCLXIII. MDCCLXIV.
16 John Floranda M 60 21.1 108 0.98 Normal -0.51 Normal 13.83 MDCCLXV.

MDCCLXVII.
MDCCLXVI.
Aira Venus MDCCLXVIII.
MDCCLXIX.
MDCCLXX.
MDCCLXXI. MDCCLXXII.
MDCCLXXIII. MDCCLXXIV.
MDCCLXXV. MDCCLXXVI.
17 Ferrer F 50 11.2 97 -2.98 Underweight -1.69 Normal 18.09 MDCCLXXVII.

MDCCLXXIX.
MDCCLXXVIII.
Michelle MDCCLXXX.
MDCCLXXXI.
MDCCLXXXII.
MDCCLXXXIII. MDCCLXXXIV.
MDCCLXXXV. MDCCLXXXVI.
MDCCLXXXVII. MDCCLXXXVIII.
18 Panaglima F 2 8.4 71.4 3.24 Overweight 6.03 Very Tall 11.9 MDCCLXXXIX.

MDCCXCI.
MDCCXC.
Paul Andrew MDCCXCII.
MDCCXCIII.
MDCCXCIV.
MDCCXCV. MDCCXCVI.
MDCCXCVII. MDCCXCVIII.
MDCCXCIX. MDCCC.MDCCCI.
19 Empenio M 27 13.3 92.4 0.34 Normal 0.8 Normal -0.6 Normal

MDCCCII.
MDCCCIII. MDCCCIV.
MDCCCV.MDCCCVI.
MDCCCVII. MDCCCVIII.
MDCCCIX. MDCCCX.
MDCCCXI. MDCCCXII.
MDCCCXIII.
20 Arvein Brosas M 68 14.7 107 -2.37 Underweight -1.5 Normal -2 Normal
MDCCCXIV.
MDCCCXV. MDCCCXVI.
MDCCCXVII.
MDCCCXVIII.
MDCCCXIX. MDCCCXX.
MDCCCXXI. MDCCCXXII.
MDCCCXXIII. MDCCCXXIV.
MDCCCXXV.
21 Akira Cahilig F 37 13.6 89 -0.27 Normal -1.78 Normal 1.6 Possible Risk of

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 Overweight

MDCCCXXVII.
MDCCCXXVI.
Adrien Lane MDCCCXXVIII.
MDCCCXXIX.
MDCCCXXX.
MDCCCXXXI. MDCCCXXXII.
MDCCCXXXIII. MDCCCXXXIV.
MDCCCXXXV. MDCCCXXXVI.
MDCCCXXXVII.
22 Emata M 42 15.8 107 0.36 Normal 1.88 Normal -1.1 Normal

MDCCCXXXIX.
MDCCCXXXVIII.
Chloe Ann MDCCCXL. MDCCCXLII.
MDCCCXLIII. MDCCCXLIV.
MDCCCXLV. MDCCCXLVI.
MDCCCXLVII. MDCCCXLVIII.
MDCCCXLIX.
23 Sariosa F MDCCCXLI.12 93.5 0.37 Normal 2.45 Tall -1.4 Normal

MDCCCLI. MDCCCLXI.
MDCCCL.
Mary Elizabeth MDCCCLII. MDCCCLIV.
MDCCCLV. MDCCCLVI.
MDCCCLVII. MDCCCLVIII.
MDCCCLIX. MDCCCLX.
Possible Risk of
24 Bayon F MDCCCLIII.11.4 80.2 2.38 Overweight 3.86 Very Tall 1.5 Overweight

MDCCCLXIII.
MDCCCLXII.
Samara Jewel MDCCCLXIV. MDCCCLXVI.
MDCCCLXVII. MDCCCLXVIII.
MDCCCLXIX. MDCCCLXX.
MDCCCLXXI. MDCCCLXXII.
MDCCCLXXIII.
25 Color F MDCCCLXV.8 86 -0.52 Normal 5.78 Very Tall -4.09 Severely Wasted

MDCCCLXXV.
MDCCCLXXIV.
Edmarc MDCCCLXXVI.
MDCCCLXXVII.
MDCCCLXXVIII.
MDCCCLXXIX. MDCCCLXXX.
MDCCCLXXXI. MDCCCLXXXII.
MDCCCLXXXIII. MDCCCLXXXV.
26 Hernandez F 23 14 92.5 1.66 Normal 2.7 Tall MDCCCLXXXIV.
Normal

MDCCCLXXXVII.
MDCCCLXXXVI.
Rafi Lean MDCCCLXXXVIII.
MDCCCLXXXIX.
MDCCCXC.
MDCCCXCI. MDCCCXCII.
MDCCCXCIII. MDCCCXCIV.
MDCCCXCV. MDCCCXCVI.
MDCCCXCVII.
27 Monasque F 6 6.2 62.3 -1.32 Normal -0.8 Normal 0.18 Normal

MDCCCXCVIII.
MDCCCXCIX. MCM.MCMI. MCMII. MCMIII. MCMIV. MCMV. Overwe MCMVI. MCMVII. MCMVIII.
MCMIX.
28 Anthony Galang M 6 11.3 68.3 2.29 ight -1.49 Normal 4.5 Obese

MCMX.
MCMXI. MCMXII.
MCMXIII. MCMXIV.MCMXV. MCMXVI.
MCMXVII. MCMXVIII.
MCMXIX. MCMXX.MCMXXI.
29 Sophia Castillo F 24 11.5 86 1.12 Normal 2.53 Overweight -0.27 Normal

MCMXXII.
MCMXXIII. MCMXXIV.
MCMXXV.MCMXXVI.
MCMXXVII. MCMXXVIII.
MCMXXIX. MCMXXX.
MCMXXXI. MCMXXXII.
MCMXXXIII.
30 Charie Meneses F 34 13.5 68.3 0.87 Normal -5.9 Severely Stunted 4.27 Overweight

MCMXXXIV.

MCMXXXV. Table 13.0 Nutritional status of the mothers in Batong Malake, Los Baos, Laguna compared with the nutritional status
of their children

MCMXXXVI.
MCMXXXVII. MCMXXXVIII. MCMXXXIX. HFA MCMXL. W MCMXLI. MCMXLII. MCMXLIII.MCMXLIV.
MCMXLV.

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 Height
No Weight (cm BM Interpretatio
Name of child WFA FH Name of mother (kg) ) n

MCMXLVIII.
Severely
MCMXLVI.
MCMXLVII. Underweigh MCMXLIX. Sever MCMLI. Marjori MCMLII. MCMLIII. MCMLIV.
MCMLV.
1 Maricel Cahilig t ely Stunted MCML. Normal e Cahilig 63.9 162.5 24.2 Normal

MCMLIX. Suspe
MCMLVI.
MCMLVII. MCMLVIII. cted of Endocrine MCMLX. N MCMLXI. MCMLXII. MCMLXIII. MCMLXIV.
MCMLXV.
2 Angelo Plantilla Obese Disorders ormal Agnes Plantilla 81 148.2 36.9 Obese II

MCMLXVI.
MCMLXVII. MCMLXVIII. MCMLXIX. Stunt MCMLXX. N MCMLXXI. MCMLXXII.MCMLXXIII.
MCMLXXIV.
MCMLXXV.
3 Khencie Guiron Underweight ed ormal Ercie Guiron 57 154.2 24 Normal

MCMLXXVI.
MCMLXXVII. MCMLXXVIII. MCMLXXIX. Norm MCMLXXX. N MCMLXXXI. MCMLXXXII.
MCMLXXXIII.
MCMLXXXIV.
MCMLXXXV.
4 Tamara Ansaro Normal al ormal Cristila Ansaro 58.9 154.9 24.5 Normal

MCMLXXXVI.
MCMLXXXVII. MCMLXXXVIII. MCMLXXXIX. Norm MCMXC. O MCMXCI. MCMXCII. MCMXCIII.MCMXCIV.
MCMXCV.
5 Jarell Bermudez Normal al bese Mary Jane Ruiz 58 141 29.1 Overweight

MCMXCVI.
MCMXCVII. MCMXCVIII. MCMXCIX. Norm MM. Possible Risk MMI. Rowen MMII. 4 MMIII. 1 MMIV. MMV. No
6 Lisa Boloso Normal al of Overweight a Bolosa 2 42 20.8 rmal

MMVI.
MMVII. Doralyn MMVIII.Underw MMXI. Cristina MMXII. 5 MMXIII.1 MMXIV.
MMXV. No
7 Agustin eight MMIX. Normal MMX. Normal Agustin 3 56 21.7 rmal

MMXVI.
MMXVII. MMXVIII. MMXIX. Norm MMXXI. MMXXII. MMXXIII. MMXXIV.
MMXXV.
8 Mhalt Monte Normal al MMXX. Normal Carmelita Monte 58 149.3 26.1 Overweight

MMXXVI.
MMXXVII. MMXXVIII. MMXXIX. Norm MMXXX. N MMXXXI. MMXXXII. MMXXXIII.MMXXXIV.
MMXXXV.
9 Stefie Dabatian Normal al ormal Olga Dabatian 63 146 29.5 Overweight

MMXLI. Lourde
MMXXXVI.
MMXXXVII. MMXXXVIII. MMXXXIX. Norm s MMXLII. MMXLIII. MMXLIV.
MMXLV.
10 Cesar Abrencillo Underweight al MMXL. Normal Abrencillo 54 147.2 24.9 Overweight

MMXLVIII.
Severely
MMXLVI.
MMXLVII. Underweigh MMXLIX. Sever MMLI. Cherry MMLII. 4 MMLIII. 1 MMLIV.MMLV. No
11 Maricris Ferrer t ely Stunted MML. Normal Ann Ferrer 1 46 19.2 rmal

MMLVI.
MMLVII. MMLVIII. MMLIX. Normal MMLX. Normal MMLXI.Julie MMLXII. MMLXIII. MMLXIV.
MMLXV.

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12 Queenie Oracion Normal Oracion 43 143 21 Normal

MMLXVII. MMLXXI.
MMLXVI.
Misha Claire MMLXVIII. MMLXIX. Very Ma. Grace MMLXXII. MMLXXIII.MMLXXIV.
MMLXXV.
13 Jovellana Overweight Tall MMLXX. Jovillana 44 145 20.9 Normal

MMLXXXI.
MMLXXVI.
MMLXXVII. MMLXXVIII. MMLXXIX. Norm Wenrose MMLXXXII.MMLXXXIII.
MMLXXXIV.
MMLXXXV.
14 Gabriel Coligado Underweight al MMLXXX. Coligado 74 150 32.8 Obese I

MMXCI.Hanna
MMLXXXVI.
MMLXXXVII. MMLXXXVIII. MMLXXXIX. Stunt Lei MMXCII. MMXCIII. MMXCIV.
MMXCV.
15 Abigail Rubiales Underweight ed MMXC. Rubiales 40 149 18 Underweight

MMCV. Ov
MMXCVI.
MMXCVII. MMXCVIII. MMXCIX. Norm MMCI. Wenros MMCII. 5 MMCIII. 1 MMCIV. erweig
16 John Floranda Normal al MMC. e Floranda 4 46 25.3 ht

MMCVI.
MMCVII. MMCVIII. MMCXI.Salvaci MMCXII. MMCXIII. MMCXIV.
MMCXV.
17 Aira Venus Ferrer Underweight MMCIX.Normal MMCX. on Ferrer 41 146 19.2 Normal

MMCXVII. MMCXXI.
MMCXVI.
Michelle MMCXVIII. MMCXIX. Very Mary Rose MMCXXII. MMCXXIII.MMCXXIV.
MMCXXV.
18 Panaglima Overweight Tall MMCXX. Panaglima 52 143 25.4 Overweight

MMCXXVII. MMCXXXI.
MMCXXVI.
Paul Andrew MMCXXVIII. MMCXXIX. Norm MMCXXX. N Josephine MMCXXXII.MMCXXXIII.
MMCXXXIV.
MMCXXXV.
19 Empenio Normal al ormal Empenio 50 155.8 24.1 Normal

MMCXXXVI.
MMCXXXVII. MMCXXXVIII. MMCXXXIX. Norm MMCXL. N MMCXLI. MMCXLII. MMCXLIII. MMCXLIV.
MMCXLV.
20 Arvein Brosas Underweight al ormal Lei Ann Brosas 39 140 29.2 Overweight

MMCL. Possible
MMCXLVI.
MMCXLVII. MMCXLVIII. MMCXLIX. Norm Risk of MMCLI. Lovely MMCLII. MMCLIII. MMCLIV.
MMCLV.
21 Akira Cahilig Normal al Overweight Cahilig 46 148 21 Normal

MMCLVII.
MMCLVI.
Adrien Lane MMCLVIII. MMCLIX. Norm MMCLX. N MMCLXI. MMCLXII. MMCLXIII. MMCLXIV.
MMCLXV.
22 Emata Normal al ormal Melanie Emata 56.8 150 24.8 Overweight

MMCLXVII. MMCLXXI.
MMCLXVI.
Chloe Ann MMCLXVIII. MMCLXX. N Adoralyn MMCLXXII.MMCLXXIII.
MMCLXXIV.
MMCLXXV.
23 Sariosa Normal MMCLXIX. Tall ormal Salariosa 69 152 29.8 Overweight

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 MMCLXXVII. MMCLXXX. Po MMCLXXXI.
MMCLXXVI.
Mary Elizabeth MMCLXXVIII. MMCLXXIX. Very ssible Risk of Apolonia MMCLXXXII.
MMCLXXXIII.
MMCLXXXIV.
MMCLXXXV.
24 Bayon Overweight Tall Overweight Bargonios 48 154 20.2 Normal

MMCLXXXVII.
MMCLXXXVI.
Samara Jewel MMCLXXXVIII. MMCLXXXIX. Very MMCXC. Se MMCXCI. MMCXCII. MMCXCIII.MMCXCIV.
MMCXCV.
25 Color Normal Tall verely Wasted Pamela Color 67.5 144.5 32.3 Obese I

MMCXCVII. MMCCI.Marjori
MMCXCVI.
Edmarc MMCXCVIII. e MMCCII. MMCCIII. MMCCIV.
MMCCV.
26 Hernandez Normal MMCXCIX. Tall MMCC. Normal Hernandez 60 153 25.6 Overweight

MMCCVII. MMCCXI.
MMCCVI.
Rafi Lean MMCCVIII. MMCCIX. Norm MMCCX. N Monica MMCCXII. MMCCXIII.MMCCXIV.
MMCCXV.
27 Monasque Normal al ormal Monasque 48 154 20.2 Normal

MMCCXVI.
MMCCXVII. MMCCXVIII. MMCCXIX. Norm MMCCXX. O MMCCXXI. MMCCXXII.MMCCXXIII.
MMCCXXIV.
MMCCXXV.
28 Anthony Galang Overweight al bese Reina Galang 52 154 21.9 Normal

MMCCXXVI.
MMCCXXVII. MMCCXXVIII. MMCCXXIX. Over MMCCXXX. N MMCCXXXI. MMCCXXXII.
MMCCXXXIII.
MMCCXXXIV.
MMCCXXXV.
29 Sophia Castillo Normal weight ormal Liz Castillo 52 154 21.9 Normal

MMCCXXXVI.
MMCCXXXVII. MMCCXXXVIII. MMCCXXXIX. Sever MMCCXL. O MMCCXLI. MMCCXLII.MMCCXLIII.
MMCCXLIV.
MMCCXLV.
30 Charie Meneses Normal ely Stunted verweight Lydia Meneses 72 154 30.4 Obese I

MMCCXLVI. Table 14.1 Household facilities of the family of children in Batong Malake, Los Baos, Laguna

MMCCXLVII. MMCCXLIX. MMCCL. G MMCCLI. MMCCLII. House MMCCLIII. MMCCLIV. E

I MMCCXLVIII. Type of arbage Water & Lot House lectricity
Name of Child Toilet Disposal Source Ownership structure source
MMCCLV.
MMCCLVI. Maric MMCCLVII. MMCCLIX. MMCCLXI. MMCCLXII. M
1 el Cahilig 3 MMCCLVIII. 4 2 MMCCLX. 1 1 ERALCO
MMCCLXIII.
MMCCLXIV. Angel MMCCLXV. MMCCLXVII.MMCCLXVIII. MMCCLXIX. MMCCLXX. M
2 o Plantilla 3 MMCCLXVI. 4 2 3 2 ERALCO
MMCCLXXI.
MMCCLXXII. MMCCLXXIII.MMCCLXXIV. MMCCLXXV.MMCCLXXVI. MMCCLXXVII.MMCCLXXVIII.
3 Khencie Guiron 3 4 1 3 1 MERALCO
MMCCLXXIX.
MMCCLXXX. MMCCLXXXI.MMCCLXXXII. MMCCLXXXIII.
MMCCLXXXIV. MMCCLXXXV.MMCCLXXXVI.

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4 Tamara Ansaro 3 4 2 1 1 MERALCO
MMCCLXXXVII.
MMCCLXXXVIII. MMCCLXXXIX. MMCCXCI. MMCCXCIII. MMCCXCIV. M
5 Jarell Bermudez 2 MMCCXC. 4 1 MMCCXCII. 3 2 ERALCO
MMCCXCV.
MMCCXCVI. Lisa MMCCXCVII.MMCCXCVIII. MMCCXCIX. MMCCCI. MMCCCII. M
6 Basolo 3 1 2 MMCCC. 3 2 ERALCO
MMCCCIII.
MMCCCIV. Divin MMCCCV. MMCCCVII. MMCCCIX. MMCCCX. M
7 a Agustin 3 MMCCCVI. 4 2 MMCCCVIII. 1 1 ERALCO
MMCCCXI.
MMCCCXII. Mhalt MMCCCXIII. MMCCCXV. MMCCCXVII. MMCCCXVIII.
8 Monte 3 MMCCCXIV. 4 2 MMCCCXVI. 3 1 MERALCO
MMCCCXX. Stefie
MMCCCXIX.Loraine MMCCCXXI. MMCCCXXII. MMCCCXXIII.
MMCCCXXIV. MMCCCXXV. MMCCCXXVI.
9 Dabatian 3 4 2 3 1 MERALCO
MMCCCXXVII.
MMCCCXXVIII. MMCCCXXIX.
MMCCCXXX. MMCCCXXXI.
MMCCCXXXII. MMCCCXXXIII.
MMCCCXXXIV.
10 Cesar Abrencillo 3 2 2 1 1 MERALCO
MMCCCXXXV.
MMCCCXXXVI. MMCCCXXXVII.
MMCCCXXXVIII.
MMCCCXXXIX. MMCCCXLI. MMCCCXLII.
11 Maricris Ferrer 3 4 2 MMCCCXL. 3 1 MERALCO
MMCCCXLIII.
MMCCCXLIV. MMCCCXLV. MMCCCXLVI. MMCCCXLVII.
MMCCCXLVIII. MMCCCXLIX. MMCCCL. M
12 Queenie Oracion 3 4 2 2 1 ERALCO
MMCCCLII. Mish
MMCCCLI. a Claire MMCCCLIII. MMCCCLV. MMCCCLVII. MMCCCLVIII.
13 Jovellana 3 MMCCCLIV. 2 2 MMCCCLVI. 3 1 MERALCO
MMCCCLIX.
MMCCCLX. Gabri MMCCCLXI. MMCCCLXII. MMCCCLXIII.
MMCCCLXIV. MMCCCLXV. MMCCCLXVI.
14 el Coligado 3 2 2 2 1 MERALCO
MMCCCLXVII.
MMCCCLXVIII. MMCCCLXIX.MMCCCLXX. MMCCCLXXI.
MMCCCLXXII. MMCCCLXXIII.MMCCCLXXIV.
15 Abigail Rubiales 3 4 2 3 1 MERALCO
MMCCCLXXV.
MMCCCLXXVI. MMCCCLXXVII.
MMCCCLXXVIII.
MMCCCLXXIX.
MMCCCLXXX. MMCCCLXXXI.
MMCCCLXXXII.

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16 John Floranda 3 4 3 3 1 MERALCO
MMCCCLXXXIII.
MMCCCLXXXIV. MMCCCLXXXV.
MMCCCLXXXVI.
MMCCCLXXXVII.
MMCCCLXXXVIII. MMCCCLXXXIX.
MMCCCXC. M
17 Aira Venus Ferrer 3 4 2 3 1 ERALCO
MMCCCXCI.
MMCCCXCII. MMCCCXCIII.MMCCCXCIV. MMCCCXCV.MMCCCXCVI. MMCCCXCVII.MMCCCXCVIII.
18 Michelle Panaglima 3 4 2 3 1 MERALCO
MMCD. Paul
MMCCCXCIX.
Andrew MMCDI. MMCDIII. MMCDV. MMCDVI. M
19 Empenio 3 MMCDII. 4 3 MMCDIV. 3 1 ERALCO
MMCDVII.
MMCDVIII. Arvei MMCDIX. MMCDXI. MMCDXIII. MMCDXIV. M
20 n Brosas 2 MMCDX. 4 1 MMCDXII. 3 1 ERALCO
MMCDXV.
MMCDXVI. Akira MMCDXVII. MMCDXIX. MMCDXXI. MMCDXXII. M
21 Cahilig 1 MMCDXVIII. 2 1 MMCDXX. 3 1 ERALCO
MMCDXXIII.
MMCDXXIV. Adrie MMCDXXV. MMCDXXVII.MMCDXXVIII. MMCDXXIX. MMCDXXX. M
22 n Lane Emata 3 MMCDXXVI.4 2 3 1 ERALCO
MMCDXXXI.
MMCDXXXII. MMCDXXXIII.
MMCDXXXIV. MMCDXXXV.MMCDXXXVI. MMCDXXXVII.MMCDXXXVIII.
23 Chloe Ann Salariosa 3 4 2 3 1 MERALCO
MMCDXXXIX.
MMCDXL. Mary MMCDXLI. MMCDXLIII. MMCDXLV. MMCDXLVI. M
24 Elizabeth Bayon 3 MMCDXLII. 3 2 MMCDXLIV. 3 1 ERALCO
MMCDXLVII.
MMCDXLVIII. MMCDXLIX. MMCDLI. MMCDLIII. MMCDLIV. M
25 Samara Jewel Color 3 MMCDL. 4 2 MMCDLII. 3 1 ERALCO
MMCDLV.
MMCDLVI. Edma MMCDLVII. MMCDLIX. MMCDLXI. MMCDLXII. M
26 rc Hernandez 3 MMCDLVIII. 4 2 MMCDLX. 1 1 ERALCO
MMCDLXIII.
MMCDLXIV. Rafi MMCDLXV. MMCDLXVII.MMCDLXVIII. MMCDLXIX. MMCDLXX. M
27 Lean Monasque 3 MMCDLXVI. 4 2 3 1 ERALCO

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MMCDLXXI.
MMCDLXXII. MMCDLXXIII.MMCDLXXIV. MMCDLXXV.MMCDLXXVI. MMCDLXXVII.MMCDLXXVIII.
28 Anthony Galang 3 3 2 2 1 MERALCO
MMCDLXXIX.
MMCDLXXX. MMCDLXXXI.
MMCDLXXXII. MMCDLXXXIII.
MMCDLXXXIV. MMCDLXXXV.MMCDLXXXVI.
29 Sophia Castillo 3 2 2 2 1 MERALCO
MMCDLXXXVII.
MMCDLXXXVIII. MMCDLXXXIX. MMCDXCI. MMCDXCIII. MMCDXCIV. M
30 Charie Meneses 3 MMCDXC. 3 2 MMCDXCII. 2 1 ERALCO
MMCDXCV.

MMCDXCVI.

MMCDXCVII.

MMCDXCVIII.

MMCDXCIX. Table 14.2 Household facilities of the family of children in Batong Malake, Los Baos, Laguna
MMDII. Ty MMDIV. MMDV. MMDVI.
MMD. pe of MMDIII. Roof Floor House Use of MMDVII. Total
I MMDI. Na Cooking construction materi Locatio iodized of socio-living
me of Child Facility material al n salt Scale
MMDVIII.
MMDIX. M MMDXII. MMDXIII. MMDXIV.
1 aricel Cahilig MMDX. 6 MMDXI. 2 3 1 yes MMDXV. 23
MMDXVII. A
MMDXVI. ngelo MMDXX. MMDXXI. MMDXXII.
2 Plantilla MMDXVIII. 6 MMDXIX. 2 3 1 yes MMDXXIII. 26
MMDXXV. K
MMDXXIV.hencie MMDXXVIII.MMDXXIX. MMDXXX.
3 Guiron MMDXXVI. 3 MMDXXVII. 2 3 1 yes MMDXXXI. 21
MMDXXXII.
MMDXXXIII.Ta MMDXXXIV.6 MMDXXXV. 2 MMDXXXVI.MMDXXXVII.MMDXXXVIII. MMDXXXIX.23

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4 mara Ansaro 3 1 yes
MMDXL.
MMDXLI. Jar MMDXLIV. MMDXLV. MMDXLVI.
5 ell Bermudez MMDXLII. 6 MMDXLIII. 2 3 1 yes MMDXLVII. 24
MMDXLVIII.
MMDXLIX. Li MMDLII. MMDLIII. MMDLIV.
6 sa Basolo MMDL. 6 MMDLI. 2 3 1 yes MMDLV. 23
MMDLVI.
MMDLVII. Di MMDLX. MMDLXI. MMDLXII.
7 vina Agustin MMDLVIII. 6 MMDLIX. 2 3 1 yes MMDLXIII. 23
MMDLXIV.
MMDLXV. M MMDLXVIII.MMDLXIX. MMDLXX.
8 halt Monte MMDLXVI. 6 MMDLXVII. 2 3 1 yes MMDLXXI. 25
MMDLXXIII. St
MMDLXXII.
efie Loraine MMDLXXVI.MMDLXXVII.MMDLXXVIII.
9 Dabatian MMDLXXIV. 6 MMDLXXV. 2 3 1 yes MMDLXXIX. 25
MMDLXXXI. Ce
MMDLXXX. sar MMDLXXXII. MMDLXXXIII. MMDLXXXIV.
MMDLXXXV.MMDLXXXVI.MMDLXXXVII.
10 Abrencillo 3 2 1 1 yes 16
MMDLXXXVIII.
MMDLXXXIX. MMDXCII. MMDXCIII. MMDXCIV.
11 Maricris Ferrer MMDXC. 6 MMDXCI. 2 3 1 yes MMDXCV. 25
MMDXCVII. Q
MMDXCVI.ueenie MMDC. MMDCI. MMDCII.
12 Oracion MMDXCVIII. 6 MMDXCIX. 2 4 1 yes MMDCIII. 25
MMDCV. Mi
MMDCIV.sha Claire MMDCVIII. MMDCIX. MMDCX.
13 Jovellana MMDCVI. 6 MMDCVII. 2 3 1 yes MMDCXI. 23
MMDCXIII. Ga
MMDCXII. briel MMDCXVI. MMDCXVII. MMDCXVIII.
14 Coligado MMDCXIV. 5 MMDCXV. 2 3 1 yes MMDCXIX. 21
MMDCXX.
MMDCXXI. A MMDCXXII. 6 MMDCXXIII. 2 MMDCXXIV.MMDCXXV. MMDCXXVI. MMDCXXVII.

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 bigail
15 Rubiales 3 1 yes 25
MMDCXXVIII.
MMDCXXIX.Jo MMDCXXXII.
MMDCXXXIII.
MMDCXXXIV.MMDCXXXV.
16 hn Floranda MMDCXXX. 5 MMDCXXXI.2 3 1 Yes 25
MMDCXXXVI.
MMDCXXXVII. MMDCXXXVIII. MMDCXXXIX. MMDCXL. MMDCXLI. MMDCXLII.
17 Aira Venus Ferrer 6 2 3 1 Yes MMDCXLIII. 25
MMDCXLV. Mi
MMDCXLIV.
chelle MMDCXLVII. MMDCXLVIII.
MMDCXLIX. MMDCL.
18 Panaglima MMDCXLVI. 6 2 3 1 yes MMDCLI. 25
MMDCLIII. Pa
MMDCLII.ul Andrew MMDCLVI. MMDCLVII. MMDCLVIII.
19 Empenio MMDCLIV. 5 MMDCLV. 2 3 2 Yes MMDCLIX. 26
MMDCLX.
MMDCLXI. Ar MMDCLXIV.MMDCLXV. MMDCLXVI. MMDCLXVII.
20 vein Brosas MMDCLXII. 1 MMDCLXIII. 2 4 1 Yes 19
MMDCLXVIII.
MMDCLXIX. A MMDCLXXII.
MMDCLXXIII.MMDCLXXIV.MMDCLXXV.
21 kira Cahilig MMDCLXX. 2 MMDCLXXI. 1 2 1 yes 14
MMDCLXXVII.
MMDCLXXVI.
Adrien Lane MMDCLXXVIII. MMDCLXXIX. MMDCLXXX.
MMDCLXXXI.
MMDCLXXXII.MMDCLXXXIII.
22 Emata 6 2 4 1 yes 26
MMDCLXXXV.
MMDCLXXXIV.
Chloe Ann MMDCLXXXVI. MMDCLXXXVII. MMDCLXXXVIII.
MMDCLXXXIX.
MMDCXC.
23 Salariosa 6 2 4 1 yes MMDCXCI. 26
MMDCXCIII. M
MMDCXCII.
ary Elizabeth MMDCXCVI.MMDCXCVII.MMDCXCVIII. MMDCXCIX. ME
24 Bayon MMDCXCIV. 3 MMDCXCV. 3 2 3 1 RALCO
MMDCC.
MMDCCI. Sa MMDCCII. 3 MMDCCIII. 4 MMDCCIV. MMDCCV. MMDCCVI. MMDCCVII. ME
25 mara Jewel 2 3 1 RALCO

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 Color
MMDCCIX. Ed
MMDCCVIII.marc MMDCCXII.MMDCCXIII. MMDCCXIV. MMDCCXV. ME
26 Hernandez MMDCCX. 3 MMDCCXI. 4 2 1 1 RALCO
MMDCCXVII.
MMDCCXVI.
Rafi Lean MMDCCXVIII. MMDCCXX.MMDCCXXI. MMDCCXXII. MMDCCXXIII.
27 Monasque 3 MMDCCXIX. 4 2 3 1 MERALCO
MMDCCXXIV.
MMDCCXXV. MMDCCXXVI. MMDCCXXVII. MMDCCXXVIII.
MMDCCXXIX.
MMDCCXXX. MMDCCXXXI.
28 Anthony Galang 3 3 2 2 1 MERALCO
MMDCCXXXII.
MMDCCXXXIII. MMDCCXXXIV. MMDCCXXXV. MMDCCXXXVI.
MMDCCXXXVII.
MMDCCXXXVIII.
MMDCCXXXIX.
29 Sophia Castillo 3 2 2 2 1 MERALCO
MMDCCXL.
MMDCCXLI. Ch MMDCCXLII. MMDCCXLIII. MMDCCXLIV.
MMDCCXLV.MMDCCXLVI.MMDCCXLVII.
30 arie Meneses 3 3 2 2 1 MERALCO
MMDCCXLVIII.

MMDCCXLIX.

MMDCCL. Table 15.1 Household information in Batong Malake, Los Baos, Laguna
MMDCCLI.
MMDCCLII. Name of house MMDCCLIII. Relation to the MMDCCLIV.
MMDCCLV.
MMDCCLVI. MMDCCLVII.Place of
ID hold members household head Gender Age Civil status birth
MMDCCLVIII. MMDCCLXI. MMDCCLXIII.MMDCCLXIV. Pas
1 MMDCCLIX. Maricel Cahilig MMDCCLX. child F MMDCCLXII.
S acao, Camarines Sur
MMDCCLXVI. Marjorie MMDCCLXVIII.
MMDCCLXIX.
MMDCCLXX.MMDCCLXXI. Pas
Cahilig MMDCCLXVII. Spouse F 32 M acao, Camarines Sur
MMDCCLXXIII. Jesus MMDCCLXXIV. Head of MMDCCLXXV.
MMDCCLXXVI.
MMDCCLXXVII.
MMDCCLXXVIII. Nag
Cahilig the Family M 29 M carlan, Laguna

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 MMDCCLXXIX.
MMDCCLXXX. Angelo MMDCCLXXXII.
MMDCCLXXXIV.
MMDCCLXXXV. Nag
2 Plantilla MMDCCLXXXI. child M MMDCCLXXXIII.
S carlan, Laguna
MMDCCLXXXVII. Agnes MMDCCLXXXIX.
MMDCCXC.
MMDCCXCI.MMDCCXCII. Que
Plantilla MMDCCLXXXVIII. Spouse F 32 M zon, Quezon
MMDCCXCIV. Ernesto MMDCCXCV. Head of MMDCCXCVI.
MMDCCXCVII.
MMDCCXCVIII.
MMDCCXCIX. Jov
Plantilla the Family M 34 M ellar, Albay
MMDCCC. MMDCCCIII. MMDCCCV. MMDCCCVI. Nagcarlan,
3 MMDCCCI. Khencie Guiron MMDCCCII. child F MMDCCCIV.
S Laguna
MMDCCCVIII. Kerwin MMDCCCX.
MMDCCCXI.
MMDCCCXII.MMDCCCXIII. Nag
Guiron MMDCCCIX. child M 9 S carlan, Laguna
MMDCCCXV. Ercie MMDCCCXVII.
MMDCCCXVIII.
MMDCCCXIX.MMDCCCXX. Gu
Guiron MMDCCCXVI. Spouse F 31 M maca, Quezon
MMDCCCXXII. Erwin MMDCCCXXIII. Head of MMDCCCXXIV.
MMDCCCXXV.
MMDCCCXXVI.
MMDCCCXXVII. Sini
Guiron the Family M 43 M oan, Laguna
MMDCCCXXVIII.
MMDCCCXXIX. Tamara MMDCCCXXXI.MMDCCCXXXIII.
MMDCCCXXXIV. Nag
4 Ansaro MMDCCCXXX. child F MMDCCCXXXII.
S carlan, Laguna
MMDCCCXXXVI. Cristila MMDCCCXXXVIII.
MMDCCCXXXIX.
MMDCCCXL.MMDCCCXLI. Gu
Ansaro MMDCCCXXXVII. Spouse F 31 M maca, Quezon
MMDCCCXLIII. Mamerto MMDCCCXLIV. Head of MMDCCCXLV.
MMDCCCXLVI.
MMDCCCXLVII.
MMDCCCXLVIII. Sini
Ansaro the Family M 35 M oan, Laguna
MMDCCCLII.
MMDCCCLIII.
MMDCCCLIV.MMDCCCLV.San Pablo,
MMDCCCL. Jomar Ansaro MMDCCCLI. child M 11 S City
MMDCCCLVI.
MMDCCCLVII. Jarell MMDCCCLVIII. child MMDCCCLIX.
MMDCCCLX.
MMDCCCLXI.
MMDCCCLXII. Nag
5 Bermudez M S carlan, Laguna

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 MMDCCCLXIV. Mary MMDCCCLXVI.
MMDCCCLXVII.
MMDCCCLXVIII.
MMDCCCLXIX. Cal
Jane Ruiz MMDCCCLXV. Spouse F 27 M amba, Laguna
MMDCCCLXXI. Joaquin MMDCCCLXXII. Head of MMDCCCLXXIII.
MMDCCCLXXIV.
MMDCCCLXXV.
MMDCCCLXXVI. Nag
Bermudez the Family M 28 M carlan, Laguna
MMDCCCLXXVIII. Emil MMDCCCLXXX.
MMDCCCLXXXI.
MMDCCCLXXXII.
MMDCCCLXXXIII. Nag
Bermudez MMDCCCLXXIX. Father M 65 M carlan, Laguna
MMDCCCLXXXV. Tessie MMDCCCLXXXVII.
MMDCCCLXXXVIII.
MMDCCCLXXXIX.
MMDCCCXC. Aro
Bermudez MMDCCCLXXXVI. Mother F 67 M roy, Masbate
MMDCCCXCI.
MMDCCCXCII. Lisa MMDCCCXCIV.MMDCCCXCVI.
MMDCCCXCVII. Nag
6 Baloso MMDCCCXCIII. child F MMDCCCXCV.
S carlan Laguna
MMDCCCXCIX. Rowena MMCMI. MMCMII.
MMCMIII. MMCMIV. Kumalaran
Boloso MMCM. spouse F 30 M g, Zamboanga
MMCMVII. Head of the MMCMVIII.
MMCMIX.
MMCMX. MMCMXI. General
MMCMVI. Peter Boloso family M 28 M Luna. Quezon
MMCMXIII. Andreana MMCMXV.
MMCMXVI.
MMCMXVII. MMCMXVIII. Ku
Boloso MMCMXIV. child F 10 S malarang, Zamboanga
MMCMXXII.
MMCMXXIII.
MMCMXXIV. MMCMXXV. Nagcarlan
MMCMXX. Samniel Boloso MMCMXXI. brother M 19 S Laguna
MMCMXXVI.
MMCMXXVII. Divina MMCMXXIX. MMCMXXXI.MMCMXXXII. San
7 Agustin MMCMXXVIII. child F MMCMXXX.S Pablo City
MMCMXXXIV. Cristina MMCMXXXVI.
MMCMXXXVII.
MMCMXXXVIII.
MMCMXXXIX. Ala
Agustin MMCMXXXV. spouse F 31 M minos, Pangasinan
MMCMXLII. Head of the MMCMXLIII.
MMCMXLIV.
MMCMXLV. MMCMXLVI. Nagcarlan.
MMCMXLI. Alfredo Agustin family M 31 M Laguna
MMCMXLVIII. Doralyn MMCMXLIX.child MMCML.MMCMLI.
MMCMLII. MMCMLIII. San Pablo
Agustin F S City

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 MMCMLIV. MMCMLVII. MMCMLX. San Pablo
8 MMCMLV. Mhalt Monte MMCMLVI. child M MMCMLVIII.
MMCMLIX. City
MMCMLXIV.
MMCMLXV.
MMCMLXVI.MMCMLXVII. San
MMCMLXII. Loreine Monte MMCMLXIII.child F 10 S Pablo City
MMCMLXIX.Carmelita MMCMLXXI.
MMCMLXXII.
MMCMLXXIII.
MMCMLXXIV. Nag
Monte MMCMLXX. spouse F 35 M carlan. Laguna
MMCMLXXVI. Loreto MMCMLXXVII. Head of MMCMLXXVIII.
MMCMLXXIX.
MMCMLXXX.MMCMLXXXI. Los
Monte the family M 37 M Banos, Laguna
MMCMLXXXII.
MMCMLXXXIII. Lorelie MMCMLXXXIV. Parent-in- MMCMLXXXV.
MMCMLXXXVI.
MMCMLXXXVII.
MMCMLXXXVIII. Nag
Monte Law F 56 Widow carlan, Laguna
MMCMLXXXIX. MMCMXCII. MMCMXCIV.MMCMXCV. Nagcarlan,
9 MMCMXC. Stefie Dabatian MMCMXCI. child F MMCMXCIII.
S Laguna
MMCMXCVII. Olga MMCMXCIX.
MMM.MMMI. MMMII. Jovellar.
Dabatian MMCMXCVIII. spouse F 26 M Albay
MMMV. Head of the MMMVI. MMMVII.
MMMVIII. MMMIX. Los Banos,
MMMIV. Luisiti Dabatian family M 22 M Laguna
MMMX.
MMMXI. Cesar MMMXIII. MMMXV. MMMXVI. Nagcarlan,
10 Abrencillo MMMXII. child M MMMXIV. S Laguna
MMMXVIII. Lourdes MMMXX.MMMXXI.
MMMXXII. MMMXXIII. Nagcarlan,
Abrencillo MMMXIX. spouse F 22 M Laguna
MMMXXV. Rodolfo MMMXXVI. Head of the MMMXXVII.
MMMXXVIII.
MMMXXIX. MMMXXX. Nagcarlan,
Abrencillo family M 37 M Laguna
MMMXXXII. Kerstine MMMXXXIV. MMMXXXVI.MMMXXXVII. Nag
Abrencillo MMMXXXIII. child M MMMXXXV.
S carlan, Laguna

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 MMMXXXVIII.
MMMXXXIX. Maricris MMMXLI. MMMXLIII. MMMXLIV. Nagcarlan,
11 Ferrer MMMXL. Child F MMMXLII.S Laguna
MMMXLVI. Cherry Ann MMMXLVIII.
MMMXLIX.
MMML. MMMLI. Nagcarlan,
Ferrer MMMXLVII. Spouse F 36 M Laguna
MMMLIV. Head of the MMMLV.MMMLVI.
MMMLVII. MMMLVIII. Nagcarlan,
MMMLIII. Felix Ferrer Family M 38 M Laguna
MMMLXII.
MMMLXIII.
MMMLXIV. MMMLXV. Nagcarlan,
MMMLX. George Ferrer MMMLXI. child M 9 S Laguna
MMMLXIX.
MMMLXX.
MMMLXXI. MMMLXXII. Nagcarlan,
MMMLXVII. Yvonne Ferrer MMMLXVIII.child F 11 S Laguna
MMMLXXVI.
MMMLXXVII.
MMMLXXVIII.
MMMLXXIX. Nag
MMMLXXIV.Floyd Ferrer MMMLXXV. child M 14 S carlan, Laguna
MMMLXXX.
MMMLXXXI. Quennie MMMLXXXII. Grandaug MMMLXXXIII. MMMLXXXV.
MMMLXXXVI. Nag
12 Oracion hter F MMMLXXXIV.
S carlan, Laguna
MMMLXXXVIII. Johnley MMMXC.MMMXCI.
MMMXCII. MMMXCIII. Nagcarlan,
Oracion MMMLXXXIX. Child M 18 S Laguna
MMMXCVII.
MMMXCVIII.
MMMXCIX. MMMC. Nagcarlan,
MMMXCV. Arielle Oracion MMMXCVI. child M 20 M Laguna
MMMCIV.
MMMCV.
MMMCVI. MMMCVII. Nagcarlan,
MMMCII. Julie Oracion MMMCIII. child F 35 S Laguna
MMMCX. Head of the MMMCXI.
MMMCXII.
MMMCXIII. MMMCXIV. Nagcarlan,
MMMCIX. Juanita Oracion Family F 59 Widow Laguna
MMMCXV.
MMMCXVI. Misha Claire MMMCXVII. child MMMCXVIII.
MMMCXIX.
MMMCXX. MMMCXXI. Nagcarlan,
13 Jovellana F S Laguna

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 MMMCXXIII. Denmark MMMCXXV.
MMMCXXVI.
MMMCXXVII.
MMMCXXVIII. Nag
Jovillana MMMCXXIV.child M 7 S carlan, Laguna
MMMCXXXII.
MMMCXXXIII.
MMMCXXXIV.
MMMCXXXV. Nag
MMMCXXX. Elma Jovillana MMMCXXXI. Spouse F 38 M carlan, Laguna
MMMCXXXVII. Benjami MMMCXXXVIII. Head of MMMCXXXIX.
MMMCXL.
MMMCXLI. MMMCXLII. Nagcarlan,
n Jovellana the Family M 31 M Laguna
MMMCXLIII.
MMMCXLIV. Gabriel MMMCXLVI. MMMCXLVIII.
MMMCXLIX.Nagcarlan,
14 Coligado MMMCXLV. child M MMMCXLVII.
S Laguna
MMMCLI. Wenrose MMMCLIII.
MMMCLIV.
MMMCLV. MMMCLVI. Ragay,
Coligado MMMCLII. Spouse F 20 M Camarines Sur
MMMCLIX. Head of the MMMCLX.
MMMCLXI.
MMMCLXII. MMMCLXIII.Nagcarlan,
MMMCLVIII. Rodel Coligado Family M 22 M Laguna
MMMCLXV. Abigail MMMCLXVII. MMMCLXIX.MMMCLXX. Santa Cruz,
Rubiales MMMCLXVI.child F MMMCLXVIII.
S Laguna
MMMCLXXI.
MMMCLXXII. Hannah MMMCLXXIV.
MMMCLXXV.
MMMCLXXVI.
MMMCLXXVII. Pili,
15 Lei Rubiales MMMCLXXIII. Spouse F 21 M Camarines Sur
MMMCLXXIX. John MMMCLXXX. Head of MMMCLXXXI.
MMMCLXXXII.
MMMCLXXXIII.
MMMCLXXXIV. Sant
Paul Rubiales the Family M 29 M a Cruz, Laguna
MMMCLXXXV.
MMMCLXXXVI. John MMMCLXXXVII. grand MMMCLXXXVIII.
MMMCXC. MMMCXCI. Nagcarlan,
16 Floranda child M MMMCLXXXIX.
S Laguna
MMMCXCIII.Wenrose MMMCXCV.
MMMCXCVI.
MMMCXCVII.MMMCXCVIII. Gui
Floranda MMMCXCIV.spouse f 52 M nobatan Albay
MMMCC. Al John MMMCCI. Head of the MMMCCII.
MMMCCIII.
MMMCCIV. MMMCCV. Jovellar
Floranda Family M 61 M ALbay
MMMCCVI.
MMMCCVII. Aira Venus MMMCCIX. MMMCCXI. MMMCCXII. Nagcarlan,
17 Ferrer MMMCCVIII.Child F MMMCCX.S Laguna

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 MMMCCXVI.
MMMCCXVII.
MMMCCXVIII.
MMMCCXIX. Nag
MMMCCXIV.Salvacion Ferrer MMMCCXV. Spouse F 47 M carlan, Laguna
MMMCCXXI. Ernesto MMMCCXXII. Head of MMMCCXXIII.
MMMCCXXIV.
MMMCCXXV.
MMMCCXXVI. Nag
Ferrer the Family M 44 M carlan, Laguna
MMMCCXXVII.
MMMCCXXVIII. Christon MMMCCXXX.
MMMCCXXXI.
MMMCCXXXII.
MMMCCXXXIII. Nag
Ferrer MMMCCXXIX. child M 9 S carlan, Laguna
MMMCCXXXV. Crisandy MMMCCXXXVII.
MMMCCXXXVIII.
MMMCCXXXIX.
MMMCCXL. Nagcarlan,
Ferrer MMMCCXXXVI. child F 11 S Laguna
MMMCCXLII. Steph MMMCCXLIV.
MMMCCXLV.
MMMCCXLVI.
MMMCCXLVII. Nag
Ferrer MMMCCXLIII. child M 14 S carlan, Laguna
MMMCCXLIX. Christian MMMCCLI.
MMMCCLII.
MMMCCLIII. MMMCCLIV. Nagcarlan,
Ferrer MMMCCL. child M 19 S Laguna
MMMCCLVI. Chrystelle MMMCCLVIII.
MMMCCLIX.
MMMCCLX. MMMCCLXI.Nagcarlan,
Ferrer MMMCCLVII. child F 22 S Laguna
MMMCCLXIII. Christop MMMCCLXV. MMMCCLXVII.
MMMCCLXVIII. Nag
her Ferrer MMMCCLXIV. child M MMMCCLXVI.
S carlan, Laguna
MMMCCLXIX.
MMMCCLXX. Michelle MMMCCLXXII.MMMCCLXXIV.
MMMCCLXXV. Nag
18 Panaglima MMMCCLXXI. Child F MMMCCLXXIII.
S carlan, Laguna
MMMCCLXXVII. Mervin MMMCCLXXIX.
MMMCCLXXX.
MMMCCLXXXI.
MMMCCLXXXII. Nag
Panaglima MMMCCLXXVIII. Child F 11 S carlan, Laguna
MMMCCLXXXIV. Meriam MMMCCLXXXVI.
MMMCCLXXXVII.
MMMCCLXXXVIII.
MMMCCLXXXIX. Bac
Panaglima MMMCCLXXXV. spouse F 32 M o Oriental Mindoro
MMMCCXCI.Jhoven MMMCCXCII. head of MMMCCXCIII.
MMMCCXCIV.
MMMCCXCV.MMMCCXCVI. Jov
Panaglima the family M 36 M ellar Albay
MMMCCXCVII.
MMMCCXCVIII. Paul MMMCCC. MMMCCCII. MMMCCCIII.Nagcarlan,
19 Andrew Empenio MMMCCXCIX. Child F MMMCCCI.S Laguna

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 MMMCCCVII.
MMMCCCVIII.
MMMCCCIX.MMMCCCX. Nagcarlan,
MMMCCCV. Josephine MMMCCCVI.spouse F 25 M Laguna
MMMCCCXII. Paolo MMMCCCXIII. head of MMMCCCXV.
MMMCCCXVI.
MMMCCCXVII. San
Empenio the family MMMCCCXIV.
28 M Pablo City
MMMCCCXVIII.
MMMCCCXIX. Arvein MMMCCCXXI. MMMCCCXXIII.
MMMCCCXXIV. Nag
20 Brosas MMMCCCXX. Child F MMMCCCXXII.
S carlan, Laguna
MMMCCCXXVI. Lei Ann MMMCCCXXVIII.
MMMCCCXXIX.
MMMCCCXXX.
MMMCCCXXXI. Cot
Brosas MMMCCCXXVII. spouse F 27 M obato City
MMMCCCXXXIII. Arvin MMMCCCXXXIV. head of MMMCCCXXXV.
MMMCCCXXXVI.
MMMCCCXXXVII.
MMMCCCXXXVIII. Gui
Brosas the family M 29 M nobatan Albay
MMMCCCXXXIX.
MMMCCCXL. Akira MMMCCCXLII.MMMCCCXLIV.
MMMCCCXLV. Nag
21 Cahilig MMMCCCXLI. Child F MMMCCCXLIII.
S carlan, Laguna
MMMCCCXLVII. Lovely MMMCCCXLIX.
MMMCCCL.
MMMCCCLI.MMMCCCLII. Sta.
Cahilig MMMCCCXLVIII. spouse F 22 S Maria, Bulacan
MMMCCCLIV. John MMMCCCLV. head of MMMCCCLVI.
MMMCCCLVII.
MMMCCCLVIII.
MMMCCCLIX. Gui
Patrick Cahilig the family M 25 S nobatan, Albay
MMMCCCLX.
MMMCCCLXI. Adriene MMMCCCLXIII.MMMCCCLXV.
MMMCCCLXVI. Nag
22 Lane Emata MMMCCCLXII. Child M MMMCCCLXIV.
S carlan, Laguna
MMMCCCLXVIII. Melanie MMMCCCLXX.
MMMCCCLXXI.
MMMCCCLXXII.
MMMCCCLXXIII. Cot
Emata MMMCCCLXIX. spouse F 41 M abato City
MMMCCCLXXV. Alonzo MMMCCCLXXVI. head of MMMCCCLXXVII.
MMMCCCLXXVIII.
MMMCCCLXXIX.
MMMCCCLXXX. Que
Emata the family M 41 M zon City, MM
MMMCCCLXXXII. Leidel MMMCCCLXXXIV.
MMMCCCLXXXV.
MMMCCCLXXXVI.
MMMCCCLXXXVII.
Emata MMMCCCLXXXIII. child M 7 S Nagcarlan, Laguna
MMMCCCLXXXVIII.
MMMCCCLXXXIX. Chloe MMMCCCXCI. MMMCCCXCIII.
MMMCCCXCIV. San
23 Ann Sariosa MMMCCCXC. child F MMMCCCXCII.
S Pablo, Laguna

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 MMMCCCXCVI. Adorialy MMMCCCXCVIII.
MMMCCCXCIX.
MMMCD. MMMCDI. Nagcarlan,
n Sariosa MMMCCCXCVII. spouse F 33 M Laguna
MMMCDIV. head of the MMMCDV.
MMMCDVI.
MMMCDVII. MMMCDVIII. Nag
MMMCDIII. Ryan Sariosa family M 52 M carlan, Laguna
MMMCDXII.
MMMCDXIII.
MMMCDXIV.MMMCDXV. Nagcarlan,
MMMCDX. Antonia Sariosa MMMCDXI. mother F 67 W Laguna
MMMCDXVI.
MMMCDXVII. Mary MMMCDXVIII. grandaug MMMCDXIX. MMMCDXXI.MMMCDXXII. San
24 Elizabeth Bayon hter F MMMCDXX.
S Pablo, Laguna
MMMCDXXIV. Mary MMMCDXXV. grandaug MMMCDXXVI.
MMMCDXXVII.
MMMCDXXVIII.
MMMCDXXIX. Nag
Diandra Bayon hter F 12 S carlan, Laguna
MMMCDXXXI. Apoloni MMMCDXXXIII.
MMMCDXXXIV.
MMMCDXXXV.
MMMCDXXXVI. Nag
a Bayon MMMCDXXXII. spouse F 62 M carlan, Laguna
MMMCDXXXVIII. Domina MMMCDXXXIX. head of MMMCDXL.
MMMCDXLI.
MMMCDXLII.MMMCDXLIII. Nag
dor Bayon the family M 61 M carlan, Laguna
MMMCDXLIV.
MMMCDXLV. Samanth MMMCDXLVII.MMMCDXLIX.
MMMCDL. Nagcarlan,
25 a Jewel Color MMMCDXLVI. child F MMMCDXLVIII.
S Laguna
MMMCDLIV.
MMMCDLV.
MMMCDLVI.MMMCDLVII. Nag
MMMCDLII. Pamela Color MMMCDLIII.spouse F 34 M carlan, Laguna
MMMCDLX. head of the MMMCDLXI.
MMMCDLXII.
MMMCDLXIII.
MMMCDLXIV. Nag
MMMCDLIX.Jay Color family M 32 M carlan, Laguna
MMMCDLXV.
MMMCDLXVI. Edmarc MMMCDLXVIII.
MMMCDLXX.
MMMCDLXXI. Nag
26 Hernandez MMMCDLXVII. Child M MMMCDLXIX.
S carlan, Laguna
MMMCDLXXIII. Marjorie MMMCDLXXV.
MMMCDLXXVI.
MMMCDLXXVII.
MMMCDLXXVIII. Sant
Hernandez MMMCDLXXIV. Spouse F 25 M a Cruz, Laguna
MMMCDLXXX. Teddy MMMCDLXXXI. Head of MMMCDLXXXII.
MMMCDLXXXIII.
MMMCDLXXXIV.
MMMCDLXXXV. Nag
Hernandez the Family F 30 M carlan, Laguna

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 MMMCDLXXXVI.
MMMCDLXXXVII. Rafi MMMCDLXXXIX.
MMMCDXCI.MMMCDXCII. San
27 Monasque MMMCDLXXXVIII. Child M MMMCDXC.S Pablo, City
MMMCDXCIV. Claire MMMCDXCVI.
MMMCDXCVII.
MMMCDXCVIII.
MMMCDXCIX. San
Monasque MMMCDXCV. Child F 8 S Pablo, City
MMMDI. Monica MMMDIII.
MMMDIV.
MMMDV. MMMDVI. Legaspi,
Monasque MMMDII. Spouse F 37 M Albay
MMMDVIII. Clarence MMMDIX. Head of the MMMDX.MMMDXI.
MMMDXII. MMMDXIII. Nagcarlan,
Monaque Family M 37 M Laguna
MMMDXIV. MMMDXVII. MMMDXIX. MMMDXX. Nagcarlan,
28 MMMDXV. Anthony Galang MMMDXVI. Child F MMMDXVIII.
S Laguna
MMMDXXIV.
MMMDXXV.
MMMDXXVI.MMMDXXVII. Nag
MMMDXXII. Lauren Galang MMMDXXIII. Child F 5 S carlan, Laguna
MMMDXXIX. Reina MMMDXXXI.
MMMDXXXII.
MMMDXXXIII.
MMMDXXXIV. Nag
Galang MMMDXXX. Spouse F 28 M carlan, Laguna
MMMDXXXVI. Julius MMMDXXXVII. Head of MMMDXXXVIII.
MMMDXXXIX.
MMMDXL. MMMDXLI. Sto Tomas,
Galang the Family M 28 M Batangas
MMMDXLII. MMMDXLV.
MMMDXLVI.
MMMDXLVII.MMMDXLVIII. Nag
29 MMMDXLIII.Sophia Castillo MMMDXLIV.Child F 1 S carlan, Laguna
MMMDLII.
MMMDLIII.
MMMDLIV. MMMDLV. Nagcarlan,
MMMDL. Jiliana Castillo MMMDLI. Child F 4 S Laguna
MMMDLIX.
MMMDLX.
MMMDLXI. MMMDLXII. Rizal,
MMMDLVII. Liz Castillo MMMDLVIII. Spouse F 27 M Laguna
MMMDLXV. Head of the MMMDLXVI.
MMMDLXVII.
MMMDLXVIII.
MMMDLXIX. Nag
MMMDLXIV.Cris Castillo Family M 28 M carlan, Laguna

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 MMMDLXX.
MMMDLXXI. Charie MMMDLXXII. granddau MMMDLXXIII. MMMDLXXV.
MMMDLXXVI. Nag
30 Meneses ghter F MMMDLXXIV.
S carlan, Laguna
MMMDLXXVIII. Lydia MMMDLXXIX. Daughter- MMMDLXXX.
MMMDLXXXI.
MMMDLXXXII.
MMMDLXXXIII. Nag
Meneses in-law F 26 M carlan, Laguna
MMMDLXXXV. Marvin MMMDLXXXVII.
MMMDLXXXVIII.
MMMDLXXXIX.
MMMDXC. Nagcarlan,
Meneses MMMDLXXXVI. Son M 28 M Laguna
MMMDXCIV.
MMMDXCV.
MMMDXCVI.MMMDXCVII. Cali
MMMDXCII. Carla Meneses MMMDXCIII. Spouse F 59 M bo, Aklan
MMMDXCIX. Alejandr MMMDC. Head of the MMMDCI.
MMMDCII.
MMMDCIII. MMMDCIV. Sto Tomas,
o Meneses Family M 61 M Batangas
MMMDCV.

MMMDCVI. Table 15.2 Household information in Batong Malake, Los Baos, Laguna
MMMDCVII. MMMDCXXIX.
Breast
MMMDCVIII. feedi
MMMDCIX. ng
I MMMDCXXX.
MMMDCXII.
School MMMDCXVIII. MMMDCXXIV. (1-BFF
MMMDCX. in/ MMMDCXV. Highest Citizenshi MMMDCXXI. Major occupation/ MMMDCXXVII.
Name of house Estimated MMMDCXXXI.
out education p Employment 2-
hold MMMDCXXV. Prof monthly
members MMMDCXIII. MMMDCXVI. MMMDCXIX. MMMDCXXII. ession Income curre
ntly
MMMDCXI. MMMDCXIV. MMMDCXVII. MMMDCXX.MMMDCXXIII.
MMMDCXXVI. MMMDCXXVIII. BF)
MMMDCXXXII.
MMMDCXXXIII.
1 Maricel MMMDCXXXIV. MMMDCXXXVI.
Cahilig out MMMDCXXXV. Filipino MMMDCXXXVII.
MMMDCXXXVIII. MMMDCXXXIX.MMMDCXL.
MMMDCXLII. MMMDCXLIII.
MMMDCXLIV. Gr MMMDCXLV.
MMMDCXLVI.MMMDCXLVII. MMMDCXLVIII.MMMDCXLIX.
Marjorie

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 Cahilig aduate(High School)
MMMDCLI. MMMDCLII.
MMMDCLIII. Graduate( MMMDCLIV. MMMDCLVI. Tric MMMDCLVII.
Jesus Cahilig out High School) Filipino MMMDCLV. ycle Driver P3000 MMMDCLVIII.
MMMDCLIX.
MMMDCLX.
2 Angelo MMMDCLXI. MMMDCLXIII.
Plantilla out MMMDCLXII. Filipino MMMDCLXIV. MMMDCLXV. MMMDCLXVI. MMMDCLXVII.
MMMDCLXIX. MMMDCLXX.MMMDCLXXI. Gr MMMDCLXXII. MMMDCLXXIV. MMMDCLXXV.
Agnes Plantilla out aduate(High School) Filipino MMMDCLXXIII.Factory Worker P14,000.00 MMMDCLXXVI.
MMMDCLXXVIII. MMMDCLXXXIII.
Ernesto MMMDCLXXIX.
MMMDCLXXX. Gr MMMDCLXXXI. worker not reporting MMMDCLXXXIV.
Plantilla out aduate(High School) Filipino MMMDCLXXXII. any occupation P6,000 MMMDCLXXXV.
MMMDCLXXXVI.
MMMDCLXXXVII.
3 Khencie MMMDCLXXXVIII. MMMDCXC.
Guiron in MMMDCLXXXIX. K1 Filipino MMMDCXCI. MMMDCXCII. MMMDCXCIII. MMMDCXCIV.
MMMDCXCVI. MMMDCXCVII.
MMMDCXCVIII. Gr MMMDCXCIX.
Kerwin Guiron in ade 3 Filipino MMMDCC. MMMDCCI. MMMDCCII. MMMDCCIII.
MMMDCCV. MMMDCCVI.
MMMDCCVII. Undergrad MMMDCCVIII.
MMMDCCIX. MMMDCCX. Fact MMMDCCXI.
Ercie Guiron out uate(college) Filipino Employed ory Worker P14,000.00 MMMDCCXII.
MMMDCCXVIII.
Self-
MMMDCCXIV. MMMDCCXV.
MMMDCCXVI. Gr MMMDCCXVII. employ MMMDCCXIX. MMMDCCXX.
Erwin Guiron out aduate(High School) Filipino ed Driver, Locomotive P8,000 MMMDCCXXI.
MMMDCCXXII.
MMMDCCXXIII.MMMDCCXXIV.
MMMDCCXXV. stil MMMDCCXXVI.
4 Tamara Ansaro in l studying Filipino MMMDCCXXVII.
MMMDCCXXVIII. MMMDCCXXIX.MMMDCCXXX.
MMMDCCXXXII. MMMDCCXXXIII.
MMMDCCXXXIV. Gr MMMDCCXXXV.
MMMDCCXXXVI.
MMMDCCXXXVII. MMMDCCXXXVIII.
MMMDCCXXXIX.
Cristila Ansaro out aduate(college) Filipino Collector Cash P18,000

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 MMMDCCXLI.
Mamerto MMMDCCXLII.
MMMDCCXLIII. Gr MMMDCCXLIV. MMMDCCXLVI. MMMDCCXLVII.
Ansaro out aduate(college) Filipino MMMDCCXLV. Jeepney Driver P8,000 MMMDCCXLVIII.
MMMDCCL. MMMDCCLI.MMMDCCLII. still MMMDCCLIII.
Jomar Ansaro in studying Filipino MMMDCCLIV. MMMDCCLV. MMMDCCLVI. MMMDCCLVII.
MMMDCCLVIII.
MMMDCCLIX.
5 Jarell MMMDCCLX. MMMDCCLXII.
Bermudez out MMMDCCLXI. Filipino MMMDCCLXIII.
MMMDCCLXIV. MMMDCCLXV. MMMDCCLXVI.
MMMDCCLXVIII.
Mary Jane MMMDCCLXIX.
MMMDCCLXX. Gr MMMDCCLXXI.
MMMDCCLXXII.
MMMDCCLXXIII. MMMDCCLXXIV.
Ruiz out aduate(college) Filipino employed Elementary Teacher P18,000 MMMDCCLXXV.
MMMDCCLXXVII. MMMDCCLXXXII.
Joaquin MMMDCCLXXVIII.
MMMDCCLXXIX. Gr MMMDCCLXXX.
MMMDCCLXXXI.Government MMMDCCLXXXIII.
Bermudez out aduate(college) Filipino employed Employee P18,000 MMMDCCLXXXIV.
MMMDCCLXXXVI.
Emil MMMDCCLXXXVII.
MMMDCCLXXXVIII. Hi MMMDCCLXXXIX.
Bermudez out ghschool Graduate Filipino MMMDCCXC.MMMDCCXCI. MMMDCCXCII.MMMDCCXCIII.
MMMDCCXCV.
Tessie MMMDCCXCVI.
MMMDCCXCVII. Hi MMMDCCXCVIII.
Bermudez out ghschool Graduate Filipino MMMDCCXCIX.MMMDCCC. MMMDCCCI. MMMDCCCII.
MMMDCCCIII.
MMMDCCCIV. MMMDCCCV.
MMMDCCCVI. No MMMDCCCVII.
6 Lisa Baloso out t yet studying Filipino MMMDCCCVIII.
MMMDCCCIX. MMMDCCCX. MMMDCCCXI.
MMMDCCCXIII.
Rowena MMMDCCCXIV.
MMMDCCCXV. Gr MMMDCCCXVI. MMMDCCCXVIII. MMMDCCCXIX.
Boloso out aduate(college) Filipino MMMDCCCXVII.Sari-sari store 1500 MMMDCCCXX.
MMMDCCCXXII.MMMDCCCXXIII.
MMMDCCCXXIV. Gr MMMDCCCXXV. MMMDCCCXXVII. MMMDCCCXXVIII.
Peter Boloso out aduate(college) Filipino MMMDCCCXXVI.
Butcher, general 5000 MMMDCCCXXIX.
MMMDCCCXXXI.
Andreana MMMDCCCXXXII.
MMMDCCCXXXIII. Sti MMMDCCCXXXIV.
Boloso out ll studying Filipino MMMDCCCXXXV.
MMMDCCCXXXVI. MMMDCCCXXXVII.
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 MMMDCCCXL.
Samniel MMMDCCCXLI.
MMMDCCCXLII. Sti MMMDCCCXLIII.
Boloso in ll studying Filipino MMMDCCCXLIV.
MMMDCCCXLV. MMMDCCCXLVI.
MMMDCCCXLVII.
MMMDCCCXLVIII.
MMMDCCCXLIX. MMMDCCCL.
MMMDCCCLI. Sti MMMDCCCLII.
7 Divina Agustin in ll studying Filipino MMMDCCCLIII.
MMMDCCCLIV. MMMDCCCLV. MMMDCCCLVI.
MMMDCCCLVIII.
Cristina MMMDCCCLIX.
MMMDCCCLX. Gr MMMDCCCLXI. MMMDCCCLXIII.
Agustin out aduate(vocational) Filipino MMMDCCCLXII. Housewife MMMDCCCLXIV.
MMMDCCCLXV.
MMMDCCCLXVII.
Alfredo MMMDCCCLXVIII.
MMMDCCCLXIX. Gr MMMDCCCLXX. MMMDCCCLXXII. MMMDCCCLXXIII.
Agustin out aduate (college) Filipino MMMDCCCLXXI. Seaman 20,000 MMMDCCCLXXIV.
MMMDCCCLXXVI.
Doralyn MMMDCCCLXXVII.
MMMDCCCLXXVIII. Sti MMMDCCCLXXIX.
Agustin in ll studying Filipino MMMDCCCLXXX.
MMMDCCCLXXXI. MMMDCCCLXXXII.
MMMDCCCLXXXIII.
MMMDCCCLXXXIV.
MMMDCCCLXXXV.
MMMDCCCLXXXVI.
MMMDCCCLXXXVII.Sti MMMDCCCLXXXVIII.
8 Mhalt Monte in ll studying Filipino MMMDCCCLXXXIX.
MMMDCCCXC. MMMDCCCXCI.MMMDCCCXCII.
MMMDCCCXCIV. MMMDCCCXCV.
MMMDCCCXCVI. Sti MMMDCCCXCVII.
Loreine Monte In ll studying Filipino MMMDCCCXCVIII.
MMMDCCCXCIX. MMMCM. MMMCMI.
MMMCMVIII. Tea
MMMCMIII. cher, technical
Carmelita MMMCMIV.
MMMCMV. Graduate MMMCMVI. Education, MMMCMIX.
Monte out (college) Filipino MMMCMVII. secondary 18,000 MMMCMX.
MMMCMXII. MMMCMXIII.
MMMCMXIV. Graduate MMMCMXV. MMMCMXVII. MMMCMXVIII.
Loreto Monte out (college) Filipino MMMCMXVI. Seaman 20,000 MMMCMXIX.
MMMCMXX.
MMMCMXXI. MMMCMXXII.
MMMCMXXIII. Gr MMMCMXXIV.
Lorelie Monte out aduate (college) Filipino MMMCMXXV.MMMCMXXVI. MMMCMXXVII.MMMCMXXVIII.
MMMCMXXIX.
MMMCMXXX. MMMCMXXXI.
MMMCMXXXII. Sti MMMCMXXXIII.
MMMCMXXXIV.
MMMCMXXXV. MMMCMXXXVI.
MMMCMXXXVII.
9 Stefie Dabatian in ll studying Filipino

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 MMMCMXXXIX.MMMCMXL.
MMMCMXLI. Graduate MMMCMXLII. MMMCMXLIV. MMMCMXLV.
Olga Dabatian out (highschool) Filipino MMMCMXLIII. Tricycle,Driver 4,000 MMMCMXLVI.
MMMCMXLVIII.
Luisiti MMMCMXLIX.
MMMCML. Graduate MMMCMLI.
Dabatian out (highschool) Filipino MMMCMLII. MMMCMLIII. MMMCMLIV. MMMCMLV.
MMMCMLVI.
MMMCMLVII.
10 Cesar MMMCMLVIII.
MMMCMLIX. Not yet MMMCMLX.
Abrencillo out studying Filipino MMMCMLXI. MMMCMLXII. MMMCMLXIII. MMMCMLXIV.
MMMCMLXVI.
Lourdes MMMCMLXVII.
MMMCMLXVIII. Gr MMMCMLXIX.
Abrencillo out aduate (highschool) Filipino MMMCMLXX.MMMCMLXXI. MMMCMLXXII.MMMCMLXXIII.
MMMCMLXXV.
Rodolfo MMMCMLXXVI.
MMMCMLXXVII. Gr MMMCMLXXVIII. MMMCMLXXX. MMMCMLXXXI.
Abrencillo out aduate (highschool) Filipino MMMCMLXXIX.Driver, tricycle 3,000 MMMCMLXXXII.
MMMCMLXXXIV.
Kerstine MMMCMLXXXV.
MMMCMLXXXVI. un MMMCMLXXXVII.
Abrencillo in dergraduate( College) Filipino MMMCMLXXXVIII.
MMMCMLXXXIX. MMMCMXC. MMMCMXCI.
MMMCMXCII.
MMMCMXCIII. MMMCMXCIV.
MMMCMXCV.Still MMMCMXCVI.
11 Maricris Ferrer in studying Filipino MMMCMXCVII.
MMMCMXCVIII. MMMCMXCIX. MMMM.
MMMMII.
Cherry Ann MMMMIII.MMMMIV. Graduate MMMMV. MMMMIX.
Ferrer out (highschool) Filipino MMMMVI. MMMMVII. MMMMVIII. 2
MMMMXI. MMMMXII.
MMMMXIII. Undergrad MMMMXIV. MMMMXVI. But MMMMXVII.
Felix Ferrer out uate (high school) Filipino MMMMXV. cher 5,000 MMMMXVIII.
MMMMXX. MMMMXXI. MMMMXXII. still MMMMXXIII.
George Ferrer in studying Filipino MMMMXXIV. MMMMXXV. MMMMXXVI. MMMMXXVII.
MMMMXXIX. MMMMXXX.MMMMXXXI. Still MMMMXXXII.MMMMXXXIII.
MMMMXXXIV. MMMMXXXV. MMMMXXXVI.
Yvonne Ferrer in studying Filipino

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 MMMMXXXVIII.MMMMXXXIX.
MMMMXL. Still MMMMXLI.
Floyd Ferrer in studying Filipino MMMMXLII. MMMMXLIII. MMMMXLIV. MMMMXLV.
MMMMXLVI.
MMMMXLVII.
12 Quennie MMMMXLVIII. MMMML.
Oracion out MMMMXLIX. Filipino MMMMLI. MMMMLII. MMMMLIII. MMMMLIV.
MMMMLVI.
Johnley MMMMLVII.
MMMMLVIII. Undergrad MMMMLIX.
Oracion out uate (college) Filipino MMMMLX. MMMMLXI. MMMMLXII. MMMMLXIII.
MMMMLXV.
Arielle MMMMLXVI.
MMMMLXVII.Graduate MMMMLXVIII.
Oracion out (vocational) Filipino MMMMLXIX. MMMMLXX. MMMMLXXI. MMMMLXXII.
MMMMLXXIV. MMMMLXXV.
MMMMLXXVI. Gr MMMMLXXVII. MMMMLXXIX. MMMMLXXX.
Julie Oracion out aduate (highschool) Filipino MMMMLXXVIII.
vendor, street food 3,000 MMMMLXXXI.
MMMMLXXXIII. MMMMLXXXV. Un
Juanita MMMMLXXXIV.dergraduate (high MMMMLXXXVI. MMMMLXXXVIII. MMMMLXXXIX.
Oracion out school) Filipino MMMMLXXXVII.
vendor, street food 3,000 MMMMXC.
MMMMXCI.
MMMMXCII.
13 Misha Claire MMMMXCIII.
MMMMXCIV. Not yet MMMMXCV.
Jovellana out studying Filipino MMMMXCVI.MMMMXCVII. MMMMXCVIII. MMMMXCIX.
MMMMCI.
Denmark MMMMCII. MMMMCIII. still MMMMCIV.
Jovillana in studying Filipino MMMMCV. MMMMCVI. MMMMCVII. MMMMCVIII.
MMMMCXV. carp
MMMMCX. MMMMCXI.
MMMMCXII. Graduate MMMMCXIII. enter, MMMMCXVI.
Elma Jovillana out (highschool) Filipino MMMMCXIV. construction 5,000 MMMMCXVII.
MMMMCXIX.
Benjamin MMMMCXX.
MMMMCXXI. Undergrad MMMMCXXII.
Jovellana out uate (college) Filipino MMMMCXXIII.
MMMMCXXIV. MMMMCXXV. MMMMCXXVI.
MMMMCXXVII.
MMMMCXXVIII.MMMMCXXIX.
MMMMCXXX. MMMMCXXXI.
MMMMCXXXII.
MMMMCXXXIII. MMMMCXXXIV.
MMMMCXXXV.
Gabriel

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 Coligado
MMMMCXXXVII. MMMMCXXXIX. Un
Wenrose MMMMCXXXVIII.
dergraduate(Highscho MMMMCXL.
Coligado out ol) Filipino MMMMCXLI. MMMMCXLII. MMMMCXLIII. MMMMCXLIV.
MMMMCXLVI.
Rodel MMMMCXLVII.
MMMMCXLVIII. Gr MMMMCXLIX. MMMMCLI. Lab MMMMCLII.
Coligado out aduate(High School) Filipino MMMMCL. orer P3,500 MMMMCLIII.
MMMMCLV.
Abigail MMMMCLVI. MMMMCLVIII.
Rubiales in MMMMCLVII. Filipino MMMMCLIX. MMMMCLX. MMMMCLXI. MMMMCLXII.
MMMMCLXIII.
MMMMCLXIV.
15 Hannah Lei MMMMCLXV.
MMMMCLXVI. Gr MMMMCLXVII.
Rubiales out aduate(High School) Filipino MMMMCLXVIII.
MMMMCLXIX. MMMMCLXX. MMMMCLXXI.
MMMMCLXXIII.
John Paul MMMMCLXXIV.
MMMMCLXXV. Gr MMMMCLXXVI. MMMMCLXXVIII. MMMMCLXXIX.
Rubiales out aduate(High School) Filipino MMMMCLXXVII.
Tricycle Driver P4,000 MMMMCLXXX.
MMMMCLXXXI.
MMMMCLXXXII. MMMMCLXXXIII.
MMMMCLXXXIV. Sti MMMMCLXXXV.
16 John Floranda out ll studying Filipino MMMMCLXXXVI.
MMMMCLXXXVII. MMMMCLXXXVIII.
MMMMCLXXXIX.
MMMMCXCI. MMMMCXCIII. un
Wenrose MMMMCXCII. dergraduate (high MMMMCXCIV. MMMMCXCVIII.
Floranda out school) Filipino MMMMCXCV.MMMMCXCVI. MMMMCXCVII. 2
MMMMCC.
Al John MMMMCCI.
MMMMCCII. Graduate MMMMCCIII. MMMMCCV. odd MMMMCCVI.
Floranda out (highschool) Filipino MMMMCCIV. jobs P10,000 MMMMCCVII.
MMMMCCVIII.
MMMMCCIX. MMMMCCX.MMMMCCXI. Still MMMMCCXII.MMMMCCXIII.
MMMMCCXIV. MMMMCCXV. MMMMCCXVI.
17 Aira Venus in studying Filipino
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 MMMMCCXVIII.
Salvacion MMMMCCXIX.
MMMMCCXX. Gr MMMMCCXXI. MMMMCCXXIII. MMMMCCXXIV.MMMMCCXXV.
Ferrer out aduate (highschool) Filipino MMMMCCXXII. Buy and sell P5,000 2
MMMMCCXXVII. MMMMCCXXVIII.
MMMMCCXXIX. Gr MMMMCCXXX. MMMMCCXXXII. MMMMCCXXXIII.
Ernesto Ferrer out aduate (highschool) Filipino MMMMCCXXXI.Gov't employee P12,000 MMMMCCXXXIV.
MMMMCCXXXV. MMMMCCXXXVIII. Un
MMMMCCXXXVI. MMMMCCXXXVII.
dergraduate(Highscho MMMMCCXXXIX.
Christon Ferrer in ol) Filipino MMMMCCXL.MMMMCCXLI. MMMMCCXLII.MMMMCCXLIII.
MMMMCCXLV.
Crisandy MMMMCCXLVI.
MMMMCCXLVII. Sti MMMMCCXLVIII.
Ferrer in ll studying Filipino MMMMCCXLIX.MMMMCCL. MMMMCCLI. MMMMCCLII.
MMMMCCLIV. MMMMCCLV.
MMMMCCLVI. Sti MMMMCCLVII.
Steph Ferrer in ll studying Filipino MMMMCCLVIII.
MMMMCCLIX. MMMMCCLX. MMMMCCLXI.
MMMMCCLXIII.
Christian MMMMCCLXIV.
MMMMCCLXV. Sti MMMMCCLXVI.
Ferrer in ll studying Filipino MMMMCCLXVII.
MMMMCCLXVIII. MMMMCCLXIX.MMMMCCLXX.
MMMMCCLXXII.
Chrystelle MMMMCCLXXIII.
MMMMCCLXXIV. Sti MMMMCCLXXV.
Ferrer in ll studying Filipino MMMMCCLXXVI.
MMMMCCLXXVII. MMMMCCLXXVIII.
MMMMCCLXXIX.
MMMMCCLXXXI.
Christopher MMMMCCLXXXII.
MMMMCCLXXXIII. gra MMMMCCLXXXIV.
Ferrer out duate (college) Filipino MMMMCCLXXXV.
MMMMCCLXXXVI. MMMMCCLXXXVII.
MMMMCCLXXXVIII.
MMMMCCLXXXIX.
MMMMCCXC.
18 Michelle MMMMCCXCI. MMMMCCXCIII.
Panaglima out MMMMCCXCII. Filipino MMMMCCXCIV.
MMMMCCXCV. MMMMCCXCVI.MMMMCCXCVII.
MMMMCCXCIX.
Mervin MMMMCCC.MMMMCCCI. Still MMMMCCCII.
Panaglima in studying Filipino MMMMCCCIII.
MMMMCCCIV. MMMMCCCV. MMMMCCCVI.
MMMMCCCVIII.MMMMCCCIX.
MMMMCCCX.Undergrad MMMMCCCXI.
MMMMCCCXII.
MMMMCCCXIII. MMMMCCCXIV.MMMMCCCXV.
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MMMMCCCXXII.
MMMMCCCXVII. MMMMCCCXIX. Un Laborer,
Jhoven MMMMCCCXVIII.
dergraduate(Highscho MMMMCCCXX. Construction MMMMCCCXXIII.
Panaglima out ol) Filipino MMMMCCCXXI. worker P6,000 MMMMCCCXXIV.
MMMMCCCXXV.
MMMMCCCXXVI.
19 Paul Andrew MMMMCCCXXVII. MMMMCCCXXIX.
Empenio in MMMMCCCXXVIII. Filipino MMMMCCCXXX.
MMMMCCCXXXI. MMMMCCCXXXII.
MMMMCCCXXXIII.
MMMMCCCXXXV.
MMMMCCCXXXVI.
MMMMCCCXXXVII. gra MMMMCCCXXXVIII.
MMMMCCCXXXIX.
Josephine out dute (college) Filipino Unemployed MMMMCCCXL. MMMMCCCXLI.MMMMCCCXLII.
MMMMCCCXLIV. MMMMCCCXLV.
MMMMCCCXLVI. gra MMMMCCCXLVII.
MMMMCCCXLVIII.
MMMMCCCXLIX. MMMMCCCL.
Paolo Empenio out dute (college) Filipino Employed Security Guard P10,000 MMMMCCCLI.
MMMMCCCLII.
MMMMCCCLIII.MMMMCCCLIV.
MMMMCCCLV. Sti MMMMCCCLVI.
20 Arvein Brosas in ll Studying Filipino MMMMCCCLVII.
MMMMCCCLVIII. MMMMCCCLIX.MMMMCCCLX.
MMMMCCCLXII. MMMMCCCLXIII.
MMMMCCCLXIV. gra MMMMCCCLXV.
Lei Ann Brosas out duate (high school) Filipino MMMMCCCLXVI.
MMMMCCCLXVII. MMMMCCCLXVIII.
MMMMCCCLXIX.
MMMMCCCLXXI. MMMMCCCLXXII.
MMMMCCCLXXIII. gra MMMMCCCLXXIV. MMMMCCCLXXVI. MMMMCCCLXXVII.
Arvin Brosas out duate (high school) Filipino MMMMCCCLXXV. laborer P6,000 MMMMCCCLXXVIII.
MMMMCCCLXXIX.
MMMMCCCLXXX. MMMMCCCLXXXI.
MMMMCCCLXXXII. Sti MMMMCCCLXXXIII.
21 Akira Cahilig in ll Studying Filipino MMMMCCCLXXXIV.
MMMMCCCLXXXV.MMMMCCCLXXXVI.
MMMMCCCLXXXVII.
MMMMCCCLXXXIX. MMMMCCCXC.
MMMMCCCXCI. gra MMMMCCCXCII. MMMMCCCXCIV. MMMMCCCXCV.
Lovely Cahilig out duate (high school) Filipino MMMMCCCXCIII.
candy hand packer P2,000 MMMMCCCXCVI.
MMMMCCCXCVIII.
John Patrick MMMMCCCXCIX.
MMMMCD. undergradu MMMMCDI. MMMMCDIII. labo MMMMCDIV.
Cahilig out ate (hig school) Filipino MMMMCDII. rer, farmer P5,000 MMMMCDV.
MMMMCDVI.
MMMMCDVII.
22 Adriene Lane MMMMCDVIII.
MMMMCDIX. still MMMMCDX.
Emata in studying Filipino MMMMCDXI.MMMMCDXII. MMMMCDXIII. MMMMCDXIV.

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MMMMCDXVIII. gra MMMMCDXIX.
Melanie Emata out duate (vocational) Filipino MMMMCDXX.MMMMCDXXI. MMMMCDXXII.MMMMCDXXIII.
MMMMCDXXV.MMMMCDXXVI.
MMMMCDXXVII. gra MMMMCDXXVIII. MMMMCDXXX. MMMMCDXXXI.
Alonzo Emata out duate (vocational) Filipino MMMMCDXXIX.
Driver, Tricycle P5,000 MMMMCDXXXII.
MMMMCDXXXIV. MMMMCDXXXV.
MMMMCDXXXVI. stil MMMMCDXXXVII.
Leidel Emata in l studying Filipino MMMMCDXXXVIII.
MMMMCDXXXIX. MMMMCDXL. MMMMCDXLI.
MMMMCDXLII.
MMMMCDXLIII.
23 Chloe Ann MMMMCDXLIV. MMMMCDXLVI.
Sariosa out MMMMCDXLV. Filipino MMMMCDXLVII.
MMMMCDXLVIII. MMMMCDXLIX.MMMMCDL.
MMMMCDLII.
Adorialyn MMMMCDLIII.
MMMMCDLIV. gra MMMMCDLV.
Sariosa out duate (college) Filipino MMMMCDLVI.
MMMMCDLVII. MMMMCDLVIII.MMMMCDLIX.
MMMMCDLXVI.
MMMMCDLXI. MMMMCDLXII.
MMMMCDLXIII. gra MMMMCDLXIV. livestock farmer MMMMCDLXVII.
Ryan Sariosa out duate (college) Filipino MMMMCDLXV. (swine) P10,000 MMMMCDLXVIII.
MMMMCDLXX.
Antonia MMMMCDLXXI.
MMMMCDLXXII. ele MMMMCDLXXIII.
Sariosa out mentary graduate Filipino MMMMCDLXXIV.
MMMMCDLXXV. MMMMCDLXXVI.
MMMMCDLXXVII.
MMMMCDLXXVIII.
MMMMCDLXXIX.
24 Mary Elizabeth MMMMCDLXXX. MMMMCDLXXXII.
Bayon out MMMMCDLXXXI. Filipino MMMMCDLXXXIII.
MMMMCDLXXXIV. MMMMCDLXXXV.
MMMMCDLXXXVI.
MMMMCDLXXXVIII.
Mary Diandra MMMMCDLXXXIX.
MMMMCDXC. ele MMMMCDXCI.
Bayon out mentary Filipino MMMMCDXCII.
MMMMCDXCIII. MMMMCDXCIV.MMMMCDXCV.
MMMMDIII.
MMMMCDXCVII. P10,000
Apolonia MMMMCDXCVIII.
MMMMCDXCIX. gra MMMMD. (remittanc
Bayon out duate (college) Filipino MMMMDI. MMMMDII. e) MMMMDIV.
MMMMDVI. MMMMDVII.
MMMMDVIII. elementary MMMMDIX.MMMMDX. MMMMDXI. far MMMMDXII. MMMMDXIII.
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MMMMDXIV.
MMMMDXV.
25 Samantha
Jewel MMMMDXVI.
MMMMDXVII. stil MMMMDXVIII.
Color in l studying Filipino MMMMDXIX. MMMMDXX. MMMMDXXI. MMMMDXXII.
MMMMDXXIV. MMMMDXXV.
MMMMDXXVI. gra MMMMDXXVII.
Pamela Color out duate (high school) Filipino MMMMDXXVIII.
MMMMDXXIX. MMMMDXXX. MMMMDXXXI.
MMMMDXXXIII.MMMMDXXXIV.
MMMMDXXXV. gra MMMMDXXXVI. MMMMDXXXVIII. MMMMDXXXIX.
Jay Color out duate (high school) Filipino MMMMDXXXVII. cook P8,000 MMMMDXL.
MMMMDXLI.
MMMMDXLII.
26 Edmarc
Hernande MMMMDXLIII.
MMMMDXLIV. Sti MMMMDXLV. MMMMDXLIX.
z in ll studying Filipino MMMMDXLVI.
MMMMDXLVII. MMMMDXLVIII. 2
MMMMDLI.
Marjorie
Hernande MMMMDLII.
MMMMDLIII. Graduate( MMMMDLIV.
z out High School) Filipino MMMMDLV. MMMMDLVI. MMMMDLVII. MMMMDLVIII.
MMMMDLX.
Teddy
Hernande MMMMDLXI.
MMMMDLXII.Graduate( MMMMDLXIII. MMMMDLXV.Car MMMMDLXVI.
z out High School) Filipino MMMMDLXIV. penter P6,000 MMMMDLXVII.
MMMMDLXVIII.
MMMMDLXIX. MMMMDLXX. MMMMDLXXII. MMMMDLXXVI.
27 Rafi Monasque in MMMMDLXXI. Filipino MMMMDLXXIII.
MMMMDLXXIV. MMMMDLXXV. 2
MMMMDLXXVIII.
Claire MMMMDLXXIX.
MMMMDLXXX. Sti MMMMDLXXXI. MMMMDLXXXV.
Monasque out ll studying Filipino MMMMDLXXXII.
MMMMDLXXXIII. MMMMDLXXXIV. 1
MMMMDLXXXVII.
MMMMDLXXXVIII.
MMMMDLXXXIX. Gr MMMMDXC.MMMMDXCI.MMMMDXCII. MMMMDXCIII. MMMMDXCIV.
Monica out aduate(High School) Filipino Waitress P10,000
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Clarence MMMMDXCVII.
MMMMDXCVIII. Gr MMMMDXCIX. MMMMDCI. Tric MMMMDCII.
Monaque out aduate(College) Filipino MMMMDC. ycle Driver P5,000 MMMMDCIII.
MMMMDCIV.
MMMMDCV.
28 Anthony MMMMDCVI. MMMMDCVIII. MMMMDCXII.
Galang out MMMMDCVII. Filipino MMMMDCIX. MMMMDCX. MMMMDCXI. 2
MMMMDCXIV. MMMMDCXV.
MMMMDCXVI. Sti MMMMDCXVII. MMMMDCXXI.
Lauren Galang in ll studying Filipino MMMMDCXVIII.
MMMMDCXIX. MMMMDCXX. 1
MMMMDCXXIII.MMMMDCXXIV.
MMMMDCXXV. Co MMMMDCXXVI. MMMMDCXXVIII. MMMMDCXXIX.
Reina Galang out llege Graduate Filipino MMMMDCXXVII. Teacher P16,000 MMMMDCXXX.
MMMMDCXXXVII.
MMMMDCXXXII. MMMMDCXXXIII.
MMMMDCXXXIV. Co MMMMDCXXXV. Government MMMMDCXXXVIII.
Julius Galang out llege Graduate Filipino MMMMDCXXXVI. Employee P18,000 MMMMDCXXXIX.
MMMMDCXL.
MMMMDCXLI. MMMMDCXLII. MMMMDCXLIV.
29 Sophia Castillo out MMMMDCXLIII. Filipino MMMMDCXLV.
MMMMDCXLVI. MMMMDCXLVII.
MMMMDCXLVIII.
MMMMDCL. MMMMDCLI.MMMMDCLII.Still MMMMDCLIII.
Jiliana Castillo in studying K1 Filipino MMMMDCLIV. MMMMDCLV. MMMMDCLVI. MMMMDCLVII.
MMMMDCLXI. Un
MMMMDCLIX. MMMMDCLX. dergraduate (High MMMMDCLXII. MMMMDCLXIV. MMMMDCLXV.
Liz Castillo out School) Filipino MMMMDCLXIII. Buy and Sell P5,000 MMMMDCLXVI.
MMMMDCLXVIII. MMMMDCLXIX.
MMMMDCLXX. Gr MMMMDCLXXI. MMMMDCLXXIII. MMMMDCLXXIV.
Cris Castillo out aduate(High School) Filipino MMMMDCLXXII.
Security Guard P10,000 MMMMDCLXXV.
MMMMDCLXXVI.
MMMMDCLXXVII.
30 Charie MMMMDCLXXVIII. MMMMDCLXXX.
Meneses out MMMMDCLXXIX. Filipino MMMMDCLXXXI.
MMMMDCLXXXII. MMMMDCLXXXIII.
MMMMDCLXXXIV.
MMMMDCLXXXVI. MMMMDCLXXXVII.
MMMMDCLXXXVIII. Co MMMMDCLXXXIX. MMMMDCXCI. MMMMDCXCII.
Lydia Meneses out llege Graduate Filipino MMMMDCXC. Nurse P16,000 MMMMDCXCIII.
MMMMDCXCV.MMMMDCXCVI.
MMMMDCXCVII. Co MMMMDCXCVIII.
MMMMDCXCIX.
MMMMDCC. Poli MMMMDCCI. MMMMDCCII.
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MMMMDCCIV. MMMMDCCV.
MMMMDCCVI. Co MMMMDCCVII. MMMMDCCIX.
Carla Meneses out llege Graduate Filipino MMMMDCCVIII. Housewife MMMMDCCX. MMMMDCCXI.
MMMMDCCXIII. MMMMDCCXVIII.
Alejandro MMMMDCCXIV.
MMMMDCCXV. Co MMMMDCCXVI. Government MMMMDCCXIX.
Meneses out llege Graduate Filipino MMMMDCCXVII. Employee P15,000 MMMMDCCXX.

MMMMDCCXXI.

MMMMDCCXXII. Table 16.1 Dietary intake of subjects with nutrient adequacy values in day one.

MMMMDCCXXIII.
MMMMDCCXXIV. MMMMDCCXXVI. E MMMMDCCXXVII. P MMMMDCCXXVIII. MMMMDCCXXIX. C
Child nergy rotein Fat arbohydrates
No MMMMDCCXXV.
. Name of child MMMMDCCXXXIII. MMMMDCCXXXV. MMMMDCCXXXVII. MMMMDCCXXXIX.
MMMMDCCXXXII. % MMMMDCCXXXIV.% MMMMDCCXXXVI.
% MMMMDCCXXXVIII.
%
amount Adequ amount Adequ amount Adequ amount Adequ
(kcal) acy (g) acy (g) acy (g) acy
MMMMDCCXL.
MMMMDCCXLI. MMMMDCCXLII.
MMMMDCCXLIII.
MMMMDCCXLIV.
MMMMDCCXLV.
MMMMDCCXLVI.
MMMMDCCXLVII.
MMMMDCCXLVIII.
MMMMDCCXLIX.
1 Maricel Cahilig 565 61 21.7 128 17.4 - 80.6 -
MMMMDCCL.
MMMMDCCLI. MMMMDCCLII.
MMMMDCCLIII.
MMMMDCCLIV.
MMMMDCCLV.
MMMMDCCLVI.
MMMMDCCLVII.
MMMMDCCLVIII.
MMMMDCCLIX.
2 Angelo Plantilla 683 95 27.9 164 28.3 - 79.3 -
MMMMDCCLX.
MMMMDCCLXI. MMMMDCCLXII.
MMMMDCCLXIII.
MMMMDCCLXIV.
MMMMDCCLXV.
MMMMDCCLXVI.
MMMMDCCLXVII.
MMMMDCCLXVIII.
MMMMDCCLXIX.
3 Khencie Guiron 1637 111 64.3 222 62.2 - 204.9 -
MMMMDCCLXX.
MMMMDCCLXXI. MMMMDCCLXXII.
MMMMDCCLXXIII.
MMMMDCCLXXIV.
MMMMDCCLXXV.
MMMMDCCLXXVI.
MMMMDCCLXXVII.
MMMMDCCLXXVIII.
MMMMDCCLXXIX.
4 Tamara Ansaro 937 74 20.3 97 23.1 - 162 -
MMMMDCCLXXX.
MMMMDCCLXXXI. MMMMDCCLXXXII.
MMMMDCCLXXXIII.
MMMMDCCLXXXIV.
MMMMDCCLXXXV.
MMMMDCCLXXXVI.
MMMMDCCLXXXVII.
MMMMDCCLXXXVIII.
MMMMDCCLXXXIX.
5 Jarell Bermudez 317 32 5.6 31 0.3 - 38.4 -
MMMMDCCXC.
MMMMDCCXCI. MMMMDCCXCII.
MMMMDCCXCIII.
MMMMDCCXCIV.
MMMMDCCXCV.
MMMMDCCXCVI.
MMMMDCCXCVII.
MMMMDCCXCVIII.
MMMMDCCXCIX.

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MMMMDCCC.
MMMMDCCCI. MMMMDCCCII.
MMMMDCCCIII.
MMMMDCCCIV.
MMMMDCCCV.
MMMMDCCCVI.
MMMMDCCCVII.
MMMMDCCCVIII.
MMMMDCCCIX.
7 Divina Agustin 632.8 93.1 20.3 101 20.2 87.5 91.8 94.6
MMMMDCCCX.
MMMMDCCCXI. MMMMDCCCXII.
MMMMDCCCXIII.
MMMMDCCCXIV.
MMMMDCCCXV.
MMMMDCCCXVI.
MMMMDCCCXVII.
MMMMDCCCXVIII.
MMMMDCCCXIX.
8 Mhalt Monte 411.7 50.5 15.2 63.1 8.1 29.3 68.8 59.1
MMMMDCCCXXI.
MMMMDCCCXX.
Stefie Loraine MMMMDCCCXXII.
MMMMDCCCXXIII.
MMMMDCCCXXIV.
MMMMDCCCXXV.
MMMMDCCCXXVI.
MMMMDCCCXXVII.
MMMMDCCCXXVIII.
MMMMDCCCXXIX.
9 Dabatian 409.2 59.1 10 49 3 12.6 84.8 85.7
MMMMDCCCXXX.
MMMMDCCCXXXI. MMMMDCCCXXXII.
MMMMDCCCXXXIII.
MMMMDCCCXXXIV.
MMMMDCCCXXXV.
MMMMDCCCXXXVI.
MMMMDCCCXXXVII.
MMMMDCCCXXXVIII.
MMMMDCCCXXXIX.
10 Cesar Abrencillo 340.3 98.9 14.3 140.7 3 25.8 63.4 129.1
MMMMDCCCXL.
MMMMDCCCXLI. MMMMDCCCXLII.
MMMMDCCCXLIII.
MMMMDCCCXLIV.
MMMMDCCCXLV.
MMMMDCCCXLVI.
MMMMDCCCXLVII.
MMMMDCCCXLVIII.
MMMMDCCCXLIX.
11 Maricris Ferrer 104.1 41.8 2.3 31.1 2.7 31.6 17.6 49.5
MMMMDCCCL.
MMMMDCCCLI. MMMMDCCCLII.
MMMMDCCCLIII.
MMMMDCCCLIV.
MMMMDCCCLV.
MMMMDCCCLVI.
MMMMDCCCLVII.
MMMMDCCCLVIII.
MMMMDCCCLIX.
12 Queenie Oracion 388 90.2 10.2 80.5 7.9 54.5 68.3 111.2
MMMMDCCCLXI.
MMMMDCCCLX.
Misha Claire MMMMDCCCLXII.
MMMMDCCCLXIII.
MMMMDCCCLXIV.
MMMMDCCCLXV.
MMMMDCCCLXVI.
MMMMDCCCLXVII.
MMMMDCCCLXVIII.
MMMMDCCCLXIX.
13 Jovellana 223.6 11 38.9 23 2.3 3 35.1 12
MMMMDCCCLXX.
MMMMDCCCLXXI. MMMMDCCCLXXII.
MMMMDCCCLXXIII.
MMMMDCCCLXXIV.
MMMMDCCCLXXV.
MMMMDCCCLXXVI.
MMMMDCCCLXXVII.
MMMMDCCCLXXVIII.
MMMMDCCCLXXIX.
14 Gabriel Coligado 2068 101.6 114.7 190.7 35.2 51 313.6 107.9
MMMMDCCCLXXX.
MMMMDCCCLXXXI. MMMMDCCCLXXXII.
MMMMDCCCLXXXIII.
MMMMDCCCLXXXIV.
MMMMDCCCLXXXV.
MMMMDCCCLXXXVI.
MMMMDCCCLXXXVII.
MMMMDCCCLXXXVIII.
MMMMDCCCLXXXIX.
15 Abigail Rubiales 1501.7 73.7 81.6 135.7 25.4 36.7 229.2 78.8
MMMMDCCCXC.
MMMMDCCCXCI. MMMMDCCCXCII.
MMMMDCCCXCIII.
MMMMDCCCXCIV.
MMMMDCCCXCV.
MMMMDCCCXCVI.
MMMMDCCCXCVII.
MMMMDCCCXCVIII.
MMMMDCCCXCIX.
16 John Floranda 2121.4 104.2 76.9 127.8 76.9 111.3 280.8 96.6
MMMMCMI. Air
MMMMCM. a Venus MMMMCMII.
MMMMCMIII.
MMMMCMIV.
MMMMCMV.MMMMCMVI.
MMMMCMVII.
MMMMCMVIII.
MMMMCMIX.
17 Ferrer 2594.2 127.4 165 274.4 68 98.4 326.2 112.2

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MMMMCMX.Michelle MMMMCMXII.
MMMMCMXIII.
MMMMCMXIV.
MMMMCMXV.
MMMMCMXVI.
MMMMCMXVII.
MMMMCMXVIII.
MMMMCMXIX.
18 Panaglima 329.4 16.2 7.6 12.7 11.4 16.4 49 16.9
MMMMCMXXI.
MMMMCMXX.
Paul Andrew MMMMCMXXII.
MMMMCMXXIII.
MMMMCMXXIV.
MMMMCMXXV.
MMMMCMXXVI.
MMMMCMXXVII.
MMMMCMXXVIII.
MMMMCMXXIX.
19 Empenio 717.2 35.2 22.1 36.8 12.7 18.4 119.4 41.1
MMMMCMXXX.
MMMMCMXXXI. MMMMCMXXXII.
MMMMCMXXXIII.
MMMMCMXXXIV.
MMMMCMXXXV.
MMMMCMXXXVI.
MMMMCMXXXVII.
MMMMCMXXXVIII.
MMMMCMXXXIX.
20 Arvein Brosas 1059.5 85 39.1 106.2 56.7 134.2 148 83.2
MMMMCMXL.
MMMMCMXLI. MMMMCMXLII.
MMMMCMXLIII.
MMMMCMXLIV.
MMMMCMXLV.
MMMMCMXLVI.
MMMMCMXLVII.
MMMMCMXLVIII.
MMMMCMXLIX.
21 Akira Cahilig 1108 148.8 47.7 217 45.6 180.6 18.2 111.2
MMMMCMLI.
MMMMCML.
Adrien Lane MMMMCMLII.
MMMMCMLIII.
MMMMCMLIV.
MMMMCMLV.
MMMMCMLVI.
MMMMCMLVII.
MMMMCMLVIII.
MMMMCMLIX.
22 Emata 3662 35.8 34.4 113.9 4.4 12.7 43.9 30.1
MMMMCMLXI.
MMMMCMLX.
Chloe Ann MMMMCMLXII.
MMMMCMLXIII.
MMMMCMLXIV.
MMMMCMLXV.
MMMMCMLXVI.
MMMMCMLXVII.
MMMMCMLXVIII.
MMMMCMLXIX.
23 Salariosa 866.4 69.5 23.7 64.3 31.3 74 121.6 68.3
MMMMCMLXXI.
MMMMCMLXX.
Mary Elizabeth MMMMCMLXXII.
MMMMCMLXXIII.
MMMMCMLXXIV.
MMMMCMLXXV.
MMMMCMLXXVI.
MMMMCMLXXVII.
MMMMCMLXXVIII.
MMMMCMLXXIX.
24 Bayon 922.8 84.6 43.9 136.4 47.4 128.2 78.5 50.5
MMMMCMLXXXI.
MMMMCMLXXX.
Samara Jewel MMMMCMLXXXII.
MMMMCMLXXXIII.
MMMMCMLXXXIV.
MMMMCMLXXXV.
MMMMCMLXXXVI.
MMMMCMLXXXVII.
MMMMCMLXXXVIII.
MMMMCMLXXXIX.
25 Color 1037.5 50.9 31.7 52.8 31.5 46.5 160.2 55.1
MMMMCMXCI.
MMMMCMXC.Edmarc MMMMCMXCII.
MMMMCMXCIII.
MMMMCMXCIV.
MMMMCMXCV.
MMMMCMXCVI.
MMMMCMXCVII.
MMMMCMXCVIII.
MMMMCMXCIX.
26 Hernandez 1425.6 70 33.5 55.7 55.2 79.9 201 69.1
MMMMM.MMMMMI. Ra MMMMMII.MMMMMIII.MMMMMIV.
MMMMMV. MMMMMVI.
MMMMMVII.
MMMMMVIII.
MMMMMIX.
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MMMMMX.
MMMMMXI. An MMMMMXII. MMMMMXIII.
MMMMMXIV.MMMMMXV.
MMMMMXVI.
MMMMMXVII.
MMMMMXVIII.
MMMMMXIX.
28 thony Galang 917.4 45.1 16.5 27.4 38.7 56.1 124.1 42.7
MMMMMXX.
MMMMMXXI. MMMMMXXII.
MMMMMXXIII.
MMMMMXXIV.
MMMMMXXV.
MMMMMXXVI.
MMMMMXXVII.
MMMMMXXVIII.
MMMMMXXIX.
29 Sophia Castillo 1106.9 54.4 46.2 76.8 60.5 87.6 100.6 34.6
MMMMMXXX.
MMMMMXXXI. MMMMMXXXII.
MMMMMXXXIII.
MMMMMXXXIV.
MMMMMXXXV.
MMMMMXXXVI.
MMMMMXXXVII.
MMMMMXXXVIII.
MMMMMXXXIX.
30 Charie Meneses 430.2 21.1 16.4 27.3 13.4 19.4 60.1 20.7
MMMMMXL.

MMMMMXLI. Table 16.2 Dietary intake of subjects with nutrient adequacy values in day one

MMMMMXLII.
MMMMMXLIII. MMMMMXLV. C MMMMMXLVI. P MMMMMXLVII. I MMMMMXLVIII. Vi
Child alcium hosphorus ron tamin A
No MMMMMXLIV.
. Name of child MMMMMLII. MMMMMLIV. MMMMMLVI. MMMMMLVIII.
MMMMMLI. % MMMMMLIII. % MMMMMLV. % MMMMMLVII. %
amount Adequ amount Adequ amount Adequ amount (ug Adequ
(mg) acy (mg) acy (mg) acy RE) acy
MMMMMLIX.
MMMMMLX. MMMMMLXI.
MMMMMLXII.
MMMMMLXIII.
MMMMMLXIV.
MMMMMLXV.
MMMMMLXVI.
MMMMMLXVII.
MMMMMLXVIII.
1 Maricel Cahilig 717 143 534 116 2.8 35 110 28
MMMMMLXIX.
MMMMMLXX. MMMMMLXXI.
MMMMMLXXII.
MMMMMLXXIII.
MMMMMLXXIV.
MMMMMLXXV.
MMMMMLXXVI.
MMMMMLXXVII.
MMMMMLXXVIII.
2 Angelo Plantilla 789 197 599 218 3.7 37 120 30
MMMMMLXXIX.
MMMMMLXXX. MMMMMLXXXI.
MMMMMLXXXII.
MMMMMLXXXIII.
MMMMMLXXXIV.
MMMMMLXXXV.
MMMMMLXXXVI.
MMMMMLXXXVII.
MMMMMLXXXVIII.
3 Khencie Guiron 1785 255 500 290 10.3 114 478 120
MMMMMLXXXIX.
MMMMMXC. MMMMMXCI.
MMMMMXCII.
MMMMMXCIII.
MMMMMXCIV.
MMMMMXCV.
MMMMMXCVI.
MMMMMXCVII.
MMMMMXCVIII.
4 Tamara Ansaro 140 25 318 64 5.3 59 184 46
MMMMMXCIX.
MMMMMC. Ja MMMMMCI.
MMMMMCII.
MMMMMCIII.
MMMMMCIV.
MMMMMCV.
MMMMMCVI.
MMMMMCVII.
MMMMMCVIII.
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MMMMMCIX.
MMMMMCX. MMMMMCXI.
MMMMMCXII.
MMMMMCXIII.
MMMMMCXIV.
MMMMMCXV.
MMMMMCXVI.
MMMMMCXVII.
MMMMMCXVIII.
6 Lisa Basolo 204 102 91 101 1.5 375 1013 267
MMMMMCXIX.
MMMMMCXX. MMMMMCXXI.
MMMMMCXXII.
MMMMMCXXIII.
MMMMMCXXIV.
MMMMMCXXV.
MMMMMCXXVI.
MMMMMCXXVII.
MMMMMCXXVIII.
7 Divina Agustin 28.8 4.8 128 25.6 3.5 44 - -
MMMMMCXXIX.
MMMMMCXXX. MMMMMCXXXI.
MMMMMCXXXII.
MMMMMCXXXIII.
MMMMMCXXXIV.
MMMMMCXXXV.
MMMMMCXXXVI.
MMMMMCXXXVII.
MMMMMCXXXVIII.
8 Mhalt Monte 32.4 5.4 132 26.4 2.4 29.4 92.2 15.4
MMMMMCXL.
MMMMMCXXXIX.
Stefie Loraine MMMMMCXLI.
MMMMMCXLII.
MMMMMCXLIII.
MMMMMCXLIV.
MMMMMCXLV.
MMMMMCXLVI.
MMMMMCXLVII.
MMMMMCXLVIII.
9 Dabatian 16.2 2.7 69.6 13.9 1.9 23.4 7.6 1.3
MMMMMCL.C
MMMMMCXLIX.esar MMMMMCLI.
MMMMMCLII.
MMMMMCLIII.
MMMMMCLIV.
MMMMMCLV.
MMMMMCLVI.
MMMMMCLVII.
MMMMMCLVIII.
10 Abrencillo 14.1 6.5 64 53.3 1.8 352.3 - -
MMMMMCLIX.
MMMMMCLX. MMMMMCLXI.
MMMMMCLXII.
MMMMMCLXIII.
MMMMMCLXIV.
MMMMMCLXV.
MMMMMCLXVI.
MMMMMCLXVII.
MMMMMCLXVIII.
11 Maricris Ferrer 21 9.5 25 20.8 0.5 95 41.4 8.3
MMMMMCLXIX.
MMMMMCLXX. MMMMMCLXXI.
MMMMMCLXXII.
MMMMMCLXXIII.
MMMMMCLXXIV.
MMMMMCLXXV.
MMMMMCLXXVI.
MMMMMCLXXVII.
MMMMMCLXXVIII.
12 Queenie Oracion 31.8 7.9 73 24.3 1.8 22.5 41.4 6.9
MMMMMCLXXX.
MMMMMCLXXIX.
Misha Claire MMMMMCLXXXI.
MMMMMCLXXXII.
MMMMMCLXXXIII.
MMMMMCLXXXIV.
MMMMMCLXXXV.
MMMMMCLXXXVI.
MMMMMCLXXXVII.
MMMMMCLXXXVIII.
13 Jovellana 15.6 4 150.5 50 1.2 20 13.2 4
MMMMMCXC.
MMMMMCLXXXIX.
Gabriel MMMMMCXCI.
MMMMMCXCII.
MMMMMCXCIII.
MMMMMCXCIV.
MMMMMCXCV.
MMMMMCXCVI.
MMMMMCXCVII.
MMMMMCXCVIII.
14 Coligado 2674.6 334.3 2729.1 341.1 7.1 71.3 269.5 67.4
MMMMMCXCIX.
MMMMMCC. MMMMMCCI.
MMMMMCCII.
MMMMMCCIII.
MMMMMCCIV.
MMMMMCCV.
MMMMMCCVI.
MMMMMCCVII.
MMMMMCCVIII.
15 Abigail Rubiales 1966.3 245.8 1839.7 230 4.6 46.3 243.1 60.8

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MMMMMCCX. MMMMMCCXI.
MMMMMCCXII.
MMMMMCCXIII.
MMMMMCCXIV.
MMMMMCCXV.
MMMMMCCXVI.
MMMMMCCXVII.
MMMMMCCXVIII.
16 John Floranda 1764.1 220.5 1624.9 203.1 7.2 72.1 875.8 175.2
MMMMMCCXX.
MMMMMCCXIX.
Aira Venus MMMMMCCXXI.
MMMMMCCXXII.
MMMMMCCXXIII.
MMMMMCCXXIV.
MMMMMCCXXV.
MMMMMCCXXVI.
MMMMMCCXXVII.
MMMMMCCXXVIII.
17 Ferrer 4721.1 590.1 4023 502.9 5.9 59.4 301.7 60.3
MMMMMCCXXX.
MMMMMCCXXIX.
Michelle MMMMMCCXXXI.
MMMMMCCXXXII.
MMMMMCCXXXIII.
MMMMMCCXXXIV.
MMMMMCCXXXV.
MMMMMCCXXXVI.
MMMMMCCXXXVII.
MMMMMCCXXXVIII.
18 Panaglima 66.5 16.6 144 48 2.4 40.2 87.4 23.3
MMMMMCCXL.
MMMMMCCXXXIX.
Paul Andrew MMMMMCCXLI.
MMMMMCCXLII.
MMMMMCCXLIII.
MMMMMCCXLIV.
MMMMMCCXLV.
MMMMMCCXLVI.
MMMMMCCXLVII.
MMMMMCCXLVIII.
19 Empenio 219.3 18.3 277.7 23.1 6.8 45.6 171.7 21.5
MMMMMCCXLIX.
MMMMMCCL. MMMMMCCLI.
MMMMMCCLII.
MMMMMCCLIII.
MMMMMCCLIV.
MMMMMCCLV.
MMMMMCCLVI.
MMMMMCCLVII.
MMMMMCCLVIII.
20 Arvein Brosas 526.5 65.8 399 49.9 12.5 125.4 1255.1 313.8
MMMMMCCLIX.
MMMMMCCLX. MMMMMCCLXI.
MMMMMCCLXII.
MMMMMCCLXIII.
MMMMMCCLXIV.
MMMMMCCLXV.
MMMMMCCLXVI.
MMMMMCCLXVII.
MMMMMCCLXVIII.
21 Akira Cahilig 790.7 98.8 858.5 107.3 4.8 47.7 452.9 113.2
MMMMMCCLXX.
MMMMMCCLXIX.
Adrien Lane MMMMMCCLXXI.
MMMMMCCLXXII.
MMMMMCCLXXIII.
MMMMMCCLXXIV.
MMMMMCCLXXV.
MMMMMCCLXXVI.
MMMMMCCLXXVII.
MMMMMCCLXXVIII.
22 Emata 50.3 6.3 150.3 18.8 1.6 15.9 14.6 3.6
MMMMMCCLXXX.
MMMMMCCLXXIX.
Chloe Ann MMMMMCCLXXXI.
MMMMMCCLXXXII.
MMMMMCCLXXXIII.
MMMMMCCLXXXIV.
MMMMMCCLXXXV.
MMMMMCCLXXXVI.
MMMMMCCLXXXVII.
MMMMMCCLXXXVIII.
23 Salariosa 108 13.5 443.4 55.4 6.9 68.6 358.2 89.5
MMMMMCCXC.
MMMMMCCLXXXIX.
Mary Elizabeth MMMMMCCXCI.
MMMMMCCXCII.
MMMMMCCXCIII.
MMMMMCCXCIV.
MMMMMCCXCV.
MMMMMCCXCVI.
MMMMMCCXCVII.
MMMMMCCXCVIII.
24 Bayon 1283.2 213.9 1135.5 227.1 3.1 31 777.8 207.4
MMMMMCCC.
MMMMMCCXCIX.
Samara Jewel MMMMMCCCI.
MMMMMCCCII.
MMMMMCCCIII.
MMMMMCCCIV.
MMMMMCCCV.
MMMMMCCCVI.
MMMMMCCCVII.
MMMMMCCCVIII.
25 Color 290.3 48.4 555.8 111.2 4 39.8 96.3 25.7

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 MMMMMCCCX.
MMMMMCCCIX.
Edmarc MMMMMCCCXI.
MMMMMCCCXII.
MMMMMCCCXIII.
MMMMMCCCXIV.
MMMMMCCCXV.
MMMMMCCCXVI.
MMMMMCCCXVII.
MMMMMCCCXVIII.
26 Hernandez 542.6 67.8 797.8 99.7 7.5 75.7 221.7 55.4
MMMMMCCCXX.
MMMMMCCCXIX.
Rafi Lean
27 Monasque MMMMMCCCXXI.
MMMMMCCCXXII.
MMMMMCCCXXIII.
MMMMMCCCXXIV.
MMMMMCCCXXV.
MMMMMCCCXXVI.
MMMMMCCCXXVII.
MMMMMCCCXXVIII.
MMMMMCCCXXIX.
MMMMMCCCXXX. MMMMMCCCXXXI.
MMMMMCCCXXXII.
MMMMMCCCXXXIII.
MMMMMCCCXXXIV.
MMMMMCCCXXXV.
MMMMMCCCXXXVI.
MMMMMCCCXXXVII.
MMMMMCCCXXXVIII.
28 Anthony Galang 252.9 63.2 243.1 81 2.1 35 525.1 140
MMMMMCCCXXXIX.
MMMMMCCCXL.MMMMMCCCXLI.MMMMMCCCXLII.
MMMMMCCCXLIII.
MMMMMCCCXLIV.
MMMMMCCCXLV.
MMMMMCCCXLVI.
MMMMMCCCXLVII.
MMMMMCCCXLVIII.
29 Sophia Castillo 906.4 113.3 933.9 116.7 4.3 42.6 176.9 44.2
MMMMMCCCXLIX.
MMMMMCCCL. MMMMMCCCLI.
MMMMMCCCLII.
MMMMMCCCLIII.
MMMMMCCCLIV.
MMMMMCCCLV.
MMMMMCCCLVI.
MMMMMCCCLVII.
MMMMMCCCLVIII.
30 Charie Meneses 80.7 10.1 198.8 24.9 0.6 16.1 17.5 4.4
MMMMMCCCLIX. Table 16.3 Dietary intake of subjects with nutrient adequacy values in day one

MMMMMCCCLX.
MMMMMCCCLXI.MMMMMCCCLXIII. MMMMMCCCLXIV.R MMMMMCCCLXV. N MMMMMCCCLXVI.
Child Thiamin iboflavin iacin Vitamin C
No MMMMMCCCLXII.
. Name of child MMMMMCCCLXX. MMMMMCCCLXXII. MMMMMCCCLXXIV. MMMMMCCCLXXVI.
MMMMMCCCLXIX. % MMMMMCCCLXXI. % MMMMMCCCLXXIII. % MMMMMCCCLXXV. %
amount Adequ amount Adequ amount mg Adequ amount Adequ
(mg) acy (mg) acy NE acy (mg) acy
MMMMMCCCLXXVII.
MMMMMCCCLXXVIII. MMMMMCCCLXXIX.
MMMMMCCCLXXX.
MMMMMCCCLXXXI.
MMMMMCCCLXXXII.
MMMMMCCCLXXXIII.
MMMMMCCCLXXXIV.
MMMMMCCCLXXXV.
MMMMMCCCLXXXVI.
1 Maricel Cahilig 0.23 57 1.21 303 5.7 95 4 9
MMMMMCCCLXXXVII.
MMMMMCCCLXXXVIII. MMMMMCCCLXXXIX.
MMMMMCCCXC.
MMMMMCCCXCI.
MMMMMCCCXCII.
MMMMMCCCXCIII.
MMMMMCCCXCIV.
MMMMMCCCXCV.
MMMMMCCCXCVI.
2 Angelo Plantilla 0.33 83 1.4 350 7.7 154 6 15
MMMMMCCCXCVII.
MMMMMCCCXCVIII. MMMMMCCCXCIX.
MMMMMCD.MMMMMCDI.
MMMMMCDII.
MMMMMCDIII.
MMMMMCDIV.
MMMMMCDV.
MMMMMCDVI.
3 Khencie Guiron 0.9 129 3.29 470 18.5 206 10 22
MMMMMCDVII.
MMMMMCDVIII.MMMMMCDIX.
MMMMMCDX.
MMMMMCDXI.
MMMMMCDXII.
MMMMMCDXIII.
MMMMMCDXIV.
MMMMMCDXV.
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MMMMMCDXVII.
MMMMMCDXVIII. MMMMMCDXIX.
MMMMMCDXX.
MMMMMCDXXI.
MMMMMCDXXII.
MMMMMCDXXIII.
MMMMMCDXXIV.
MMMMMCDXXV.
MMMMMCDXXVI.
5 Jarell Bermudez 0.06 12 0.06 12 1.6 27 14 31
MMMMMCDXXVII.
MMMMMCDXXVIII.MMMMMCDXXIX.
MMMMMCDXXX.
MMMMMCDXXXI.
MMMMMCDXXXII.
MMMMMCDXXXIII.
MMMMMCDXXXIV.
MMMMMCDXXXV.
MMMMMCDXXXVI.
6 Lisa Basolo 0.07 35 0.07 23 2.1 210 14 47
MMMMMCDXXXVII.
MMMMMCDXXXVIII. MMMMMCDXXXIX.
MMMMMCDXL.
MMMMMCDXLI.
MMMMMCDXLII.
MMMMMCDXLIII.
MMMMMCDXLIV.
MMMMMCDXLV.
7 Divina Agustin 0.3 44.8 0 4.1 - - - MMMMMCDXLVI.
MMMMMCDXLVII.
MMMMMCDXLVIII.MMMMMCDXLIX.
MMMMMCDL.
MMMMMCDLI.
MMMMMCDLII.
MMMMMCDLIII.
MMMMMCDLIV.
MMMMMCDLV.
MMMMMCDLVI.
8 Mhalt Monte 0.2 27.4 0.1 13.1 - - 2.4 4
MMMMMCDLVIII.
MMMMMCDLVII.
Stefie Loraine MMMMMCDLIX.
MMMMMCDLX.
MMMMMCDLXI.
MMMMMCDLXII.
MMMMMCDLXIII.
MMMMMCDLXIV.
MMMMMCDLXV.
MMMMMCDLXVI.
9 Dabatian 0.1 23.9 0 3.7 - - 2.4 4
MMMMMCDLXVII.
MMMMMCDLXVIII. MMMMMCDLXIX.
MMMMMCDLXX.
MMMMMCDLXXI.
MMMMMCDLXXII.
MMMMMCDLXXIII.
MMMMMCDLXXIV.
MMMMMCDLXXV.
MMMMMCDLXXVI.
10 Cesar Abrencillo 0.1 67.2 0 4.8 - - - -
MMMMMCDLXXVII.
MMMMMCDLXXVIII. MMMMMCDLXXIX.
MMMMMCDLXXX.
MMMMMCDLXXXI.
MMMMMCDLXXXII.
MMMMMCDLXXXIII.
MMMMMCDLXXXIV.
MMMMMCDLXXXV.
MMMMMCDLXXXVI.
11 Maricris Ferrer 0 21.3 0 8.8 - - 3.9 7.8
MMMMMCDLXXXVII.
MMMMMCDLXXXVIII. MMMMMCDLXXXIX.
MMMMMCDXC.
MMMMMCDXCI.
MMMMMCDXCII.
MMMMMCDXCIII.
MMMMMCDXCIV.
MMMMMCDXCV.
MMMMMCDXCVI.
12 Queenie Oracion 0.1 35.8 0 9.3 - - 3.9 7.1
MMMMMCDXCVIII.
MMMMMCDXCVII.
Misha Claire MMMMMCDXCIX.
MMMMMD.MMMMMDI.
MMMMMDII.
MMMMMDIII.
MMMMMDIV.
MMMMMDV.
MMMMMDVI.
13 Jovellana 0.1 34 0.1 25 - - 2.4 8
MMMMMDVII.
MMMMMDVIII. MMMMMDIX.MMMMMDX.
MMMMMDXI.
MMMMMDXII.
MMMMMDXIII.
MMMMMDXIV.
MMMMMDXV.
MMMMMDXVI.
14 Gabriel Coligado 1.5 214.1 3.6 447.7 - - 139.2 347.9
MMMMMDXVII.
MMMMMDXVIII.MMMMMDXIX.
MMMMMDXX.
MMMMMDXXI.
MMMMMDXXII.
MMMMMDXXIII.
MMMMMDXXIV.
MMMMMDXXV.
MMMMMDXXVI.
15 Abigail Rubiales 1 143.3 2.8 352 - - 90.8 226.9
MMMMMDXXVII.
MMMMMDXXVIII.
MMMMMDXXIX.
MMMMMDXXX.
MMMMMDXXXI.
MMMMMDXXXII.
MMMMMDXXXIII.
MMMMMDXXXIV.
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MMMMMDXXXVIII.
MMMMMDXXXVII.
Aira Venus MMMMMDXXXIX.
MMMMMDXL.
MMMMMDXLI.
MMMMMDXLII.
MMMMMDXLIII.
MMMMMDXLIV.
MMMMMDXLV.
MMMMMDXLVI.
17 Ferrer 1.8 204 6.1 551.7 - - 110.1 244.6
MMMMMDXLVIII.
MMMMMDXLVII.
Michelle MMMMMDXLIX.
MMMMMDL.
MMMMMDLI.
MMMMMDLII.
MMMMMDLIII.
MMMMMDLIV.
MMMMMDLV.
MMMMMDLVI.
18 Panaglima 0.1 27.2 0.1 25.6 - - 9.4 31.2
MMMMMDLVIII.
MMMMMDLVII.
Paul Andrew MMMMMDLIX.
MMMMMDLX.
MMMMMDLXI.
MMMMMDLXII.
MMMMMDLXIII.
MMMMMDLXIV.
MMMMMDLXV.
MMMMMDLXVI.
19 Empenio 0.6 57.6 0.2 17.7 - - - -
MMMMMDLXVII.
MMMMMDLXVIII. MMMMMDLXIX.
MMMMMDLXX.
MMMMMDLXXI.
MMMMMDLXXII.
MMMMMDLXXIII.
MMMMMDLXXIV.
MMMMMDLXXV.
MMMMMDLXXVI.
20 Arvein Brosas 0.6 81.6 0.4 55.7 - - 53.4 133.4
MMMMMDLXXVII.
MMMMMDLXXVIII. MMMMMDLXXIX.
MMMMMDLXXX.
MMMMMDLXXXI.
MMMMMDLXXXII.
MMMMMDLXXXIII.
MMMMMDLXXXIV.
MMMMMDLXXXV.
MMMMMDLXXXVI.
21 Akira Cahilig 1.3 188 2.1 265 - - 39.2 98
MMMMMDLXXXVIII.
MMMMMDLXXXVII.
Adrien Lane MMMMMDLXXXIX.
MMMMMDXC.
MMMMMDXCI.
MMMMMDXCII.
MMMMMDXCIII.
MMMMMDXCIV.
MMMMMDXCV.
MMMMMDXCVI.
22 Emata 0.3 43.3 0.1 12 - - - -
MMMMMDXCVIII.
MMMMMDXCVII.
Chloe Ann MMMMMDXCIX.
MMMMMDC.
MMMMMDCI.
MMMMMDCII.
MMMMMDCIII.
MMMMMDCIV.
MMMMMDCV.
MMMMMDCVI.
23 Salariosa 0.6 81.6 0.5 51 - - 0.9 2.3
MMMMMDCVIII.
MMMMMDCVII.
Mary Elizabeth MMMMMDCIX.
MMMMMDCX.
MMMMMDCXI.
MMMMMDCXII.
MMMMMDCXIII.
MMMMMDCXIV.
MMMMMDCXV.
MMMMMDCXVI.
24 Bayon 0.6 150.6 2 407.8 - - 18 51.4
MMMMMDCXVIII.
MMMMMDCXVII.
Samara Jewel MMMMMDCXIX.
MMMMMDCXX.
MMMMMDCXXI.
MMMMMDCXXII.
MMMMMDCXXIII.
MMMMMDCXXIV.
MMMMMDCXXV.
MMMMMDCXXVI.
25 Color 0.8 197.1 1 206.5 - - 21.7 62.1
MMMMMDCXXVII.
MMMMMDCXXVIII.
MMMMMDCXXIX.
MMMMMDCXXX.
MMMMMDCXXXI.
MMMMMDCXXXII.
MMMMMDCXXXIII.
MMMMMDCXXXIV.
MMMMMDCXXXV.
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26 Hernandez 1.1 158.1 0.5 144.9 - - 5.1 12.8
MMMMMDCXXXVIII.
MMMMMDCXXXVII.
Rafi Lean
27 Monasque MMMMMDCXXXIX.
MMMMMDCXL.
MMMMMDCXLI.
MMMMMDCXLII.
MMMMMDCXLIII.
MMMMMDCXLIV.
MMMMMDCXLV.
MMMMMDCXLVI.
MMMMMDCXLVII.
MMMMMDCXLVIII. MMMMMDCXLIX.
MMMMMDCL.
MMMMMDCLI.
MMMMMDCLII.
MMMMMDCLIII.
MMMMMDCLIV.
MMMMMDCLV.
MMMMMDCLVI.
28 Anthony Galang 0.2 81.9 0.4 98.5 - - 48 160
MMMMMDCLVII.
MMMMMDCLVIII.MMMMMDCLIX.
MMMMMDCLX.
MMMMMDCLXI.
MMMMMDCLXII.
MMMMMDCLXIII.
MMMMMDCLXIV.
MMMMMDCLXV.
MMMMMDCLXVI.
29 Sophia Castillo 0.6 81.2 1.1 134.3 - - 18.5 46.3
MMMMMDCLXVII.
MMMMMDCLXVIII. MMMMMDCLXIX.
MMMMMDCLXX.
MMMMMDCLXXI.
MMMMMDCLXXII.
MMMMMDCLXXIII.
MMMMMDCLXXIV.
MMMMMDCLXXV.
MMMMMDCLXXVI.
30 Charie Meneses 0.4 63.5 0.2 26.1 - - 0.5 1.2
MMMMMDCLXXVII. Table 17.1 Dietary intake of subjects with nutrient adequacy values in day two

MMMMMDCLXXVIII.
MMMMMDCLXXIX. MMMMMDCLXXXI. MMMMMDCLXXXII. MMMMMDCLXXXIII. MMMMMDCLXXXIV.
Child Energy Protein Fat Carbohydrates
No MMMMMDCLXXX.
. Name of child MMMMMDCLXXXVIII.MMMMMDCXC. MMMMMDCXCII. MMMMMDCXCIV.
MMMMMDCLXXXVII.
% MMMMMDCLXXXIX.% MMMMMDCXCI. % MMMMMDCXCIII.
%
amount Adequ amount Adequ amount Adequ amount Adequ
(kcal) acy (g) acy (kcal) acy (g) acy
MMMMMDCXCV.
MMMMMDCXCVI.MMMMMDCXCVII.
MMMMMDCXCVIII.
MMMMMDCXCIX.
MMMMMDCC.
MMMMMDCCI.
MMMMMDCCII.
MMMMMDCCIII.
MMMMMDCCIV.
1 Maricel Cahilig 570 62 20.6 121 17.9 - 81.6 -
MMMMMDCCV.
MMMMMDCCVI. MMMMMDCCVII.
MMMMMDCCVIII.
MMMMMDCCIX.
MMMMMDCCX.
MMMMMDCCXI.
MMMMMDCCXII.
MMMMMDCCXIII.
MMMMMDCCXIV.
2 Angelo Plantilla 562 89 26.5 177 29.3 - 48 -
MMMMMDCCXV.
MMMMMDCCXVI.MMMMMDCCXVII.
MMMMMDCCXVIII.
MMMMMDCCXIX.
MMMMMDCCXX.
MMMMMDCCXXI.
MMMMMDCCXXII.
MMMMMDCCXXIII.
MMMMMDCCXXIV.
3 Khencie Guiron 1468 100 49.3 170 39.2 - 229.5 -

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MMMMMDCCXXV.
MMMMMDCCXXVI. MMMMMDCCXXVII.
MMMMMDCCXXVIII.
MMMMMDCCXXIX.
MMMMMDCCXXX.
MMMMMDCCXXXI.
MMMMMDCCXXXII.
MMMMMDCCXXXIII.
MMMMMDCCXXXIV.
4 Tamara Ansaro 1080 86 18.3 87 37.6 - 167.1 -
MMMMMDCCXXXV.
MMMMMDCCXXXVI. MMMMMDCCXXXVII.
MMMMMDCCXXXVIII.
MMMMMDCCXXXIX.
MMMMMDCCXL.
MMMMMDCCXLI.
MMMMMDCCXLII.
MMMMMDCCXLIII.
MMMMMDCCXLIV.
5 Jarell Bermudez 210 21 3.7 21 0.3 - 27.4 -
MMMMMDCCXLV.
MMMMMDCCXLVI.MMMMMDCCXLVII.
MMMMMDCCXLVIII.
MMMMMDCCXLIX.
MMMMMDCCL.
MMMMMDCCLI.
MMMMMDCCLII.
MMMMMDCCLIII.
MMMMMDCCLIV.
6 Lisa Basolo 443 79 7.9 99 0.3 - 53.8 -
MMMMMDCCLV.
MMMMMDCCLVI.MMMMMDCCLVII.
MMMMMDCCLVIII.
MMMMMDCCLIX.
MMMMMDCCLX.
MMMMMDCCLXI.
MMMMMDCCLXII.
MMMMMDCCLXIII.
MMMMMDCCLXIV.
7 Divina Agustin 563 82.9 19 94.6 12.7 54.9 91.7 94.5
MMMMMDCCLXV.
MMMMMDCCLXVI.MMMMMDCCLXVII.
MMMMMDCCLXVIII.
MMMMMDCCLXIX.
MMMMMDCCLXX.
MMMMMDCCLXXI.
MMMMMDCCLXXII.
MMMMMDCCLXXIII.
MMMMMDCCLXXIV.
8 Mhalt Monte 580.5 77.8 23.6 106.8 17.3 68.2 81.9 76.8
MMMMMDCCLXXVI.
MMMMMDCCLXXV.
Stefie Loraine MMMMMDCCLXXVII.
MMMMMDCCLXXVIII.
MMMMMDCCLXXIX.
MMMMMDCCLXXX.
MMMMMDCCLXXXI.
MMMMMDCCLXXXII.
MMMMMDCCLXXXIII.
MMMMMDCCLXXXIV.
9 Dabatian 484.3 69.9 15.9 77.9 9.6 40.9 77.3 77.9
MMMMMDCCLXXXV.
MMMMMDCCLXXXVI. MMMMMDCCLXXXVII.
MMMMMDCCLXXXVIII.
MMMMMDCCLXXXIX.
MMMMMDCCXC.
MMMMMDCCXCI.
MMMMMDCCXCII.
MMMMMDCCXCIII.
MMMMMDCCXCIV.
10 Cesar Abrencillo 360.2 104.7 19.8 194.8 2.7 22.9 63.7 129.6
MMMMMDCCXCV.
MMMMMDCCXCVI. MMMMMDCCXCVII.
MMMMMDCCXCVIII.
MMMMMDCCXCIX.
MMMMMDCCC.
MMMMMDCCCI.
MMMMMDCCCII.
MMMMMDCCCIII.
MMMMMDCCCIV.
11 Maricris Ferrer 129.5 52.1 3.3 44.3 1.7 20.3 25 70.4
MMMMMDCCCV.
MMMMMDCCCVI.MMMMMDCCCVII.
MMMMMDCCCVIII.
MMMMMDCCCIX.
MMMMMDCCCX.
MMMMMDCCCXI.
MMMMMDCCCXII.
MMMMMDCCCXIII.
MMMMMDCCCXIV.
12 Queenie Oracion 362.3 84.2 7.4 58.3 7.7 52.6 65.3 106.4
MMMMMDCCCXVI.
MMMMMDCCCXVII.
MMMMMDCCCXVIII.
MMMMMDCCCXIX.
MMMMMDCCCXX.
MMMMMDCCCXXI.
MMMMMDCCCXXII.
MMMMMDCCCXXIII.
MMMMMDCCCXXIV.
MMMMMDCCCXV.
Misha Claire
845 41.5 47.4 78.8 17.6 25.4 119.3 41
13 Jovellana
MMMMMDCCCXXV.
MMMMMDCCCXXVI. MMMMMDCCCXXVII.
MMMMMDCCCXXVIII.
MMMMMDCCCXXIX.
MMMMMDCCCXXX.
MMMMMDCCCXXXI.
MMMMMDCCCXXXII.
MMMMMDCCCXXXIII.
MMMMMDCCCXXXIV.
14 Gabriel Coligado 3108.5 152.6 228.3 379.6 32.7 47.4 461.7 158.8
MMMMMDCCCXXXV.
MMMMMDCCCXXXVI. MMMMMDCCCXXXVII.
MMMMMDCCCXXXVIII.
MMMMMDCCCXXXIX.
MMMMMDCCCXL.
MMMMMDCCCXLI.
MMMMMDCCCXLII.
MMMMMDCCCXLIII.
MMMMMDCCCXLIV.
15 Abigail Rubiales 1396.6 68.6 104.3 173.4 3.4 4.9 229.9 79.1

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 MMMMMDCCCXLVII.
MMMMMDCCCXLV.
MMMMMDCCCXLVI. 1703.1 MMMMMDCCCXLVIII.
MMMMMDCCCXLIX.
MMMMMDCCCL.
MMMMMDCCCLI.
MMMMMDCCCLII.
MMMMMDCCCLIII.
MMMMMDCCCLIV.
16 John Floranda kcal 83.6 307.0 g 174.6 20.7 30 269.9 92.9
MMMMMDCCCLV.
MMMMMDCCCLVI. MMMMMDCCCLVII.
MMMMMDCCCLVIII.
MMMMMDCCCLIX.
MMMMMDCCCLX.
MMMMMDCCCLXI.
MMMMMDCCCLXII.
MMMMMDCCCLXIII.
MMMMMDCCCLXIV.
17 Aira Venus Ferrer 1681 82.5 123 204.6 16.5 23.8 250.9 86.3
MMMMMDCCCLXVI.
MMMMMDCCCLXV.
Michelle MMMMMDCCCLXVII.
MMMMMDCCCLXVIII.
MMMMMDCCCLXIX.
MMMMMDCCCLXX.
MMMMMDCCCLXXI.
MMMMMDCCCLXXII.
MMMMMDCCCLXXIII.
MMMMMDCCCLXXIV.
18 Panaglima 459.8 22.6 6.6 11 18.4 26.6 66.4 22.8
MMMMMDCCCLXXVI.
MMMMMDCCCLXXV.
Paul Andrew MMMMMDCCCLXXVII.
MMMMMDCCCLXXVIII.
MMMMMDCCCLXXIX.
MMMMMDCCCLXXX.
MMMMMDCCCLXXXI.
MMMMMDCCCLXXXII.
MMMMMDCCCLXXXIII.
MMMMMDCCCLXXXIV.
19 Empenio 77.5 57.2 39.9 99.3 8.5 18.5 131.2 67.6
MMMMMDCCCLXXXV.
MMMMMDCCCLXXXVI.
MMMMMDCCCLXXXVII.
MMMMMDCCCLXXXVIII.
MMMMMDCCCLXXXIX.
MMMMMDCCCXC.
MMMMMDCCCXCI.
MMMMMDCCCXCII.
MMMMMDCCCXCIII.
MMMMMDCCCXCIV.
20 Arvein Brosas 850.7 62.6 30.6 76.1 46.2 100.1 147 75.7
MMMMMDCCCXCV.
MMMMMDCCCXCVI. MMMMMDCCCXCVII.
MMMMMDCCCXCVIII.
MMMMMDCCCXCIX.
MMMMMCM. MMMMMCMI.
MMMMMCMII.
MMMMMCMIII.
MMMMMCMIV.
21 Akira Cahilig 880.4 118.2 12.7 57.5 67.3 266.4 60.9 57.3
MMMMMCMVI.
MMMMMCMV.
Adrien Lane MMMMMCMVII.
MMMMMCMVIII.
MMMMMCMIX.
MMMMMCMX.
MMMMMCMXI.
MMMMMCMXII.
MMMMMCMXIII.
MMMMMCMXIV.
22 Emata 552.1 54 31.1 103.2 10.9 31.4 77.8 53.3
MMMMMCMXVI.
MMMMMCMXV.
Chloe Ann MMMMMCMXVII.
MMMMMCMXVIII.
MMMMMCMXIX.
MMMMMCMXX.
MMMMMCMXXI.
MMMMMCMXXII.
MMMMMCMXXIII.
MMMMMCMXXIV.
23 Salariosa 701.8 56.3 16.6 45.1 20.5 48.5 112.5 63.2
MMMMMCMXXVI.
MMMMMCMXXV.
Mary Elizabeth MMMMMCMXXVII.
MMMMMCMXXVIII.
MMMMMCMXXIX.
MMMMMCMXXX.
MMMMMCMXXXI.
MMMMMCMXXXII.
MMMMMCMXXXIII.
MMMMMCMXXXIV.
24 Bayon 989.6 90.8 40.8 126.6 42.4 114.6 112.1 72
MMMMMCMXXXVI.
MMMMMCMXXXV.
Samara Jewel MMMMMCMXXXVII.
MMMMMCMXXXVIII.
MMMMMCMXXXIX.
MMMMMCMXL.
MMMMMCMXLI.
MMMMMCMXLII.
MMMMMCMXLIII.
MMMMMCMXLIV.
25 Color 734 36 18 30 25.7 37.3 103.3 35.5

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 MMMMMCMXLVI.
MMMMMCMXLV.
Edmarc MMMMMCMXLVII.
MMMMMCMXLVIII.
MMMMMCMXLIX.
MMMMMCML.
MMMMMCMLI.
MMMMMCMLII.
MMMMMCMLIII.
MMMMMCMLIV.
26 Hernandez 809.9 39.8 33.1 55 29.7 43 101.4 34.9
MMMMMCMLVI.
MMMMMCMLV.
Rafi Lean MMMMMCMLVII.
MMMMMCMLVIII.
MMMMMCMLIX.
MMMMMCMLX.
MMMMMCMLXI.
MMMMMCMLXII.
MMMMMCMLXIII.
MMMMMCMLXIV.
27 Monasque 1021.6 50.2 37.4 62.1 8.1 11.7 193.3 66.5
MMMMMCMLXV.
MMMMMCMLXVI. MMMMMCMLXVII.
MMMMMCMLXVIII.
MMMMMCMLXIX.
MMMMMCMLXX.
MMMMMCMLXXI.
MMMMMCMLXXII.
MMMMMCMLXXIII.
MMMMMCMLXXIV.
28 Anthony Galang 810.7 39.8 15.9 26.5 35.4 51.3 105.4 36.3
MMMMMCMLXXV.
MMMMMCMLXXVI. MMMMMCMLXXVII.
MMMMMCMLXXVIII.
MMMMMCMLXXIX.
MMMMMCMLXXX.
MMMMMCMLXXXI.
MMMMMCMLXXXII.
MMMMMCMLXXXIII.
MMMMMCMLXXXIV.
29 Sophia Castillo 1656.3 81.3 76 126.4 88.5 128.1 138.9 47.8
MMMMMCMLXXXV.
MMMMMCMLXXXVI. MMMMMCMLXXXVII.
MMMMMCMLXXXVIII.
MMMMMCMLXXXIX.
MMMMMCMXC.
MMMMMCMXCI.
MMMMMCMXCII.
MMMMMCMXCIII.
MMMMMCMXCIV.
30 Charie Meneses 554.2 27.2 23.1 38.4 19.3 27.9 69.7 24
MMMMMCMXCV. Table 17.2 Dietary intake of subjects with nutrient adequacy values in day two

MMMMMCMXCVI.
MMMMMCMXCVII. MMMMMCMXCIX. C MMMMMM. Phospho MMMMMMI.Iron MMMMMMII. Vi
Child alcium rus tamin A
No MMMMMCMXCVIII.
. Name of child MMMMMMVI. MMMMMMVIII. MMMMMMX. MMMMMMXII.
MMMMMMV. % MMMMMMVII.% MMMMMMIX. % MMMMMMXI. %
amount Adequ amount Adequ amount Adequ amount (ug Adequ
(mg) acy (mg) acy (mg) acy RE) acy
MMMMMMXIII.
MMMMMMXIV. MMMMMMXV. MMMMMMXVI.
MMMMMMXVII.
MMMMMMXVIII.
MMMMMMXIX.
MMMMMMXX.
MMMMMMXXI.
MMMMMMXXII.
1 Maricel Cahilig 737 147 544 118 3.1 39 104 26
MMMMMMXXIII.
MMMMMMXXIV.MMMMMMXXV. MMMMMMXXVI.
MMMMMMXXVII.
MMMMMMXXVIII.
MMMMMMXXIX.
MMMMMMXXX.
MMMMMMXXXI.
MMMMMMXXXII.
2 Angelo Plantilla 577 144 528 192 4.3 48 138 35
MMMMMMXXXIII.
MMMMMMXXXIV. MMMMMMXXXV.
MMMMMMXXXVI.
MMMMMMXXXVII.
MMMMMMXXXVIII.
MMMMMMXXXIX.
MMMMMMXL.
MMMMMMXLI.
MMMMMMXLII.
3 Khencie Guiron 1303 186 1083 217 6.6 73 298 75
MMMMMMXLIII.
MMMMMMXLIV.MMMMMMXLV.
MMMMMMXLVI.
MMMMMMXLVII.
MMMMMMXLVIII.
MMMMMMXLIX.
MMMMMML.
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MMMMMMLIII.
MMMMMMLIV. MMMMMMLV. MMMMMMLVI.
MMMMMMLVII.
MMMMMMLVIII.
MMMMMMLIX.
MMMMMMLX.
MMMMMMLXI.
MMMMMMLXII.
5 Jarell Bermudez 120 24 47 10 0.8 10 608 152
MMMMMMLXIII.
MMMMMMLXIV.MMMMMMLXV.
MMMMMMLXVI.
MMMMMMLXVII.
MMMMMMLXVIII.
MMMMMMLXIX.
MMMMMMLXX.
MMMMMMLXXI.
MMMMMMLXXII.
6 Lisa Basolo 276 138 98 109 1.6 400 1418 373
MMMMMMLXXIII.
MMMMMMLXXIV. MMMMMMLXXV.
MMMMMMLXXVI.
MMMMMMLXXVII.
MMMMMMLXXVIII.
MMMMMMLXXIX.
MMMMMMLXXX.
MMMMMMLXXXI.
MMMMMMLXXXII.
7 Divina Agustin 32.5 5.4 156.5 31.3 3.8 47 0.6 0.1
MMMMMMLXXXIII.
MMMMMMLXXXIV.MMMMMMLXXXV.
MMMMMMLXXXVI.
MMMMMMLXXXVII.
MMMMMMLXXXVIII.
MMMMMMLXXXIX.
MMMMMMXC.
MMMMMMXCI.
MMMMMMXCII.
8 Mhalt Monte 19.8 3.3 180 36 2.2 28 9.9 1.7
MMMMMMXCIV.
MMMMMMXCIII.
Stefie Loraine MMMMMMXCV.
MMMMMMXCVI.
MMMMMMXCVII.
MMMMMMXCVIII.
MMMMMMXCIX.
MMMMMMC.
MMMMMMCI.MMMMMMCII.
9 Dabatian 46.8 7.8 188.8 37.8 2.7 34 169.2 28.2
MMMMMMCIII.
MMMMMMCIV. MMMMMMCV. MMMMMMCVI.
MMMMMMCVII.
MMMMMMCVIII.
MMMMMMCIX.
MMMMMMCX.
MMMMMMCXI.
MMMMMMCXII.
10 Cesar Abrencillo 16.5 7.5 95.5 79.6 1.8 367.3 4.1 0.8
MMMMMMCXIII.
MMMMMMCXIV.MMMMMMCXV. MMMMMMCXVI.
MMMMMMCXVII.
MMMMMMCXVIII.
MMMMMMCXIX.
MMMMMMCXX.
MMMMMMCXXI.
MMMMMMCXXII.
11 Maricris Ferrer 14.1 6.4 28.5 23.8 0.7 135.6 20.7 4.1
MMMMMMCXXIII.
MMMMMMCXXIV. MMMMMMCXXV.
MMMMMMCXXVI.
MMMMMMCXXVII.
MMMMMMCXXVIII.
MMMMMMCXXIX.
MMMMMMCXXX.
MMMMMMCXXXI.
MMMMMMCXXXII.
12 Queenie Oracion 49.2 12.3 82 27.3 1.8 22.9 82.8 13.8
MMMMMMCXXXIV.
MMMMMMCXXXIII.
Misha Claire MMMMMMCXXXV.
MMMMMMCXXXVI.
MMMMMMCXXXVII.
MMMMMMCXXXVIII.
MMMMMMCXXXIX.
MMMMMMCXL.
MMMMMMCXLI.
MMMMMMCXLII.
13 Jovellana 14.1 6.4 28.5 23.8 0.7 135.6 20.7 4.1
MMMMMMCXLIV.
MMMMMMCXLIII.
Gabriel MMMMMMCXLV.
MMMMMMCXLVI.
MMMMMMCXLVII.
MMMMMMCXLVIII.
MMMMMMCXLIX.
MMMMMMCL.
MMMMMMCLI.
MMMMMMCLII.
14 Coligado 49.2 12.3 82 27.3 1.8 22.9 82.8 13.8
MMMMMMCLIII.
MMMMMMCLIV.MMMMMMCLV. MMMMMMCLVI.
MMMMMMCLVII.
MMMMMMCLVIII.
MMMMMMCLIX.
MMMMMMCLX.
MMMMMMCLXI.
MMMMMMCLXII.
15 Abigail Rubiales 180.4 45.1 564.5 188.2 4.3 71 96.8 25.8

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MMMMMMCLXIII.
MMMMMMCLXIV. MMMMMMCLXV.
MMMMMMCLXVI.
MMMMMMCLXVII.
MMMMMMCLXVIII.
MMMMMMCLXIX.
MMMMMMCLXX.
MMMMMMCLXXI.
MMMMMMCLXXII.
16 John Floranda 6329.2 791.1 5213.9 664.1 8.3 82.5 254.9 63.7
MMMMMMCLXXIV.
MMMMMMCLXXV.
MMMMMMCLXXVI.
MMMMMMCLXXVII.
MMMMMMCLXXVIII.
MMMMMMCLXXIX.
MMMMMMCLXXX.
MMMMMMCLXXXI.
MMMMMMCLXXXII.
MMMMMMCLXXIII.
Aira Venus
3141.8 392.7 2566.1 320.8 2.8 28.1 73.6 18.4
17 Ferrer
MMMMMMCLXXXIV.
MMMMMMCLXXXIII.
Michelle MMMMMMCLXXXV.
MMMMMMCLXXXVI.
MMMMMMCLXXXVII.
MMMMMMCLXXXVIII.
MMMMMMCLXXXIX.
MMMMMMCXC.
MMMMMMCXCI.
MMMMMMCXCII.
18 Panaglima 3090 386.3 2613.4 326.7 3.9 39.2 182.7 36.5
MMMMMMCXCIV.
MMMMMMCXCIII.
Paul Andrew MMMMMMCXCV.
MMMMMMCXCVI.
MMMMMMCXCVII.
MMMMMMCXCVIII.
MMMMMMCXCIX.
MMMMMMCC.
MMMMMMCCI.
MMMMMMCCII.
19 Empenio 1413.3 176.7 931.9 116.5 8.8 88.3 277.2 69.3
MMMMMMCCIII.
MMMMMMCCIV.MMMMMMCCV.MMMMMMCCVI.
MMMMMMCCVII.
MMMMMMCCVIII.
MMMMMMCCIX.
MMMMMMCCX.
MMMMMMCCXI.
MMMMMMCCXII.
20 Arvein Brosas 588.7 73.6 178.9 22.4 12.4 123.5 1447.1 361.8
MMMMMMCCXIII.
MMMMMMCCXIV. MMMMMMCCXV.
MMMMMMCCXVI.
MMMMMMCCXVII.
MMMMMMCCXVIII.
MMMMMMCCXIX.
MMMMMMCCXX.
MMMMMMCCXXI.
MMMMMMCCXXII.
21 Akira Cahilig 320.9 40.1 308 38.5 2.2 21.5 231 57.8
MMMMMMCCXXIV.
MMMMMMCCXXIII.
Adrien Lane MMMMMMCCXXV.
MMMMMMCCXXVI.
MMMMMMCCXXVII.
MMMMMMCCXXVIII.
MMMMMMCCXXIX.
MMMMMMCCXXX.
MMMMMMCCXXXI.
MMMMMMCCXXXII.
22 Emata 87.8 11 173.6 21.7 2.4 23.6 20.8 5.2
MMMMMMCCXXXIV.
MMMMMMCCXXXIII.
Chloe Ann MMMMMMCCXXXV.
MMMMMMCCXXXVI.
MMMMMMCCXXXVII.
MMMMMMCCXXXVIII.
MMMMMMCCXXXIX.
MMMMMMCCXL.
MMMMMMCCXLI.
MMMMMMCCXLII.
23 Salariosa 91.2 11.4 278.4 34.8 4.9 48.9 997.1 249.3
MMMMMMCCXLIV.
MMMMMMCCXLIII.
Mary Elizabeth MMMMMMCCXLV.
MMMMMMCCXLVI.
MMMMMMCCXLVII.
MMMMMMCCXLVIII.
MMMMMMCCXLIX.
MMMMMMCCL.
MMMMMMCCLI.
MMMMMMCCLII.
24 Bayon 1308.1 218 1184.9 237 3 29.6 427.9 114.1
MMMMMMCCLIV.
MMMMMMCCLIII.
Samara Jewel MMMMMMCCLV.
MMMMMMCCLVI.
MMMMMMCCLVII.
MMMMMMCCLVIII.
MMMMMMCCLIX.
MMMMMMCCLX.
MMMMMMCCLXI.
MMMMMMCCLXII.
25 Color 155.8 13 306.6 25.6 5.1 34.1 50.7 6.3

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 MMMMMMCCLXIV.
MMMMMMCCLXIII.
Edmarc MMMMMMCCLXV.
MMMMMMCCLXVI.
MMMMMMCCLXVII.
MMMMMMCCLXVIII.
MMMMMMCCLXIX.
MMMMMMCCLXX.
MMMMMMCCLXXI.
MMMMMMCCLXXII.
26 Hernandez 255.6 32 506.1 63.3 4.4 44.1 261.1 65.3
MMMMMMCCLXXIV.
MMMMMMCCLXXIII.
Rafi Lean MMMMMMCCLXXV.
MMMMMMCCLXXVI.
MMMMMMCCLXXVII.
MMMMMMCCLXXVIII.
MMMMMMCCLXXIX.
MMMMMMCCLXXX.
MMMMMMCCLXXXI.
MMMMMMCCLXXXII.
27 Monasque 142.5 11.9 515.7 43 13.8 91.8 4.8 0.6
MMMMMMCCLXXXIII.
MMMMMMCCLXXXIV. MMMMMMCCLXXXV.
MMMMMMCCLXXXVI.
MMMMMMCCLXXXVII.
MMMMMMCCLXXXVIII.
MMMMMMCCLXXXIX.
MMMMMMCCXC.
MMMMMMCCXCI.
MMMMMMCCXCII.
28 Anthony Galang 238.4 29.8 220.4 27.5 3.2 31.7 501.3 125.3
MMMMMMCCXCIII.
MMMMMMCCXCIV. MMMMMMCCXCV.
MMMMMMCCXCVI.
MMMMMMCCXCVII.
MMMMMMCCXCVIII.
MMMMMMCCXCIX.
MMMMMMCCC.
MMMMMMCCCI.
MMMMMMCCCII.
29 Sophia Castillo 2174.4 271.8 1929.2 241.1 4.3 43.1 919.4 229.9
MMMMMMCCCIII.
MMMMMMCCCIV. MMMMMMCCCV.
MMMMMMCCCVI.
MMMMMMCCCVII.
MMMMMMCCCVIII.
MMMMMMCCCIX.
MMMMMMCCCX.
MMMMMMCCCXI.
MMMMMMCCCXII.
30 Charie Meneses 597.5 74.7 534.4 66.8 2.9 29.4 190.2 47.5
MMMMMMCCCXIII. Table 17.3 Dietary intake of subjects with nutrient adequacy values in day two

MMMMMMCCCXIV.
MMMMMMCCCXV. MMMMMMCCCXVII. MMMMMMCCCXVIII. MMMMMMCCCXIX. MMMMMMCCCXX.
Child Thiamin Riboflavin Niacin Vitamin C
No MMMMMMCCCXVI.
. Name of child MMMMMMCCCXXIV. MMMMMMCCCXXVI. MMMMMMCCCXXVII.
MMMMMMCCCXXVIII.MMMMMMCCCXXX.
MMMMMMCCCXXIII.
% MMMMMMCCCXXV. % amount % MMMMMMCCCXXIX.
%
amount Adequ amount Adequ (mg Adequ amount Adequ
(mg) acy (mg) acy NE) acy (mg) acy
MMMMMMCCCXXXI.
MMMMMMCCCXXXII. MMMMMMCCCXXXIII.
MMMMMMCCCXXXIV.
MMMMMMCCCXXXV.
MMMMMMCCCXXXVI.
MMMMMMCCCXXXVII.
MMMMMMCCCXXXVIII.
MMMMMMCCCXXXIX.
MMMMMMCCCXL.
1 Maricel Cahilig 0.27 68 1.23 308 5.4 90 18 40
MMMMMMCCCXLI.
MMMMMMCCCXLII. MMMMMMCCCXLIII.
MMMMMMCCCXLIV.
MMMMMMCCCXLV.
MMMMMMCCCXLVI.
MMMMMMCCCXLVII.
MMMMMMCCCXLVIII.
MMMMMMCCCXLIX.
MMMMMMCCCL.
2 Angelo Plantilla 0.22 73 1.18 393 5.7 114 3 8
MMMMMMCCCLI.
MMMMMMCCCLII. MMMMMMCCCLIII.
MMMMMMCCCLIV.
MMMMMMCCCLV.
MMMMMMCCCLVI.
MMMMMMCCCLVII.
MMMMMMCCCLVIII.
MMMMMMCCCLIX.
MMMMMMCCCLX.
3 Khencie Guiron 1.13 161 2.53 361 22.6 251 27 60
MMMMMMCCCLXI.
MMMMMMCCCLXII.
MMMMMMCCCLXIII.
MMMMMMCCCLXIV.
MMMMMMCCCLXV.
MMMMMMCCCLXVI.
MMMMMMCCCLXVII.
MMMMMMCCCLXVIII.
MMMMMMCCCLXIX.
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 4 Tamara Ansaro 0.32 64 0.26 52 6.7 96 5 11
MMMMMMCCCLXXI.
MMMMMMCCCLXXII. MMMMMMCCCLXXIII.
MMMMMMCCCLXXIV.
MMMMMMCCCLXXV.
MMMMMMCCCLXXVI.
MMMMMMCCCLXXVII.
MMMMMMCCCLXXVIII.
MMMMMMCCCLXXIX.
MMMMMMCCCLXXX.
5 Jarell Bermudez 0.04 8 0.04 8 1.1 18 9 20
MMMMMMCCCLXXXI.
MMMMMMCCCLXXXII.
MMMMMMCCCLXXXIII.
MMMMMMCCCLXXXIV.
MMMMMMCCCLXXXV.
MMMMMMCCCLXXXVI.
MMMMMMCCCLXXXVII.
MMMMMMCCCLXXXVIII.
MMMMMMCCCLXXXIX.
MMMMMMCCCXC.
6 Lisa Basolo 0.08 40 0.08 27 2.3 230 20 67
MMMMMMCCCXCI.
MMMMMMCCCXCII. MMMMMMCCCXCIII.
MMMMMMCCCXCIV.
MMMMMMCCCXCV.
MMMMMMCCCXCVI.
MMMMMMCCCXCVII.
MMMMMMCCCXCVIII.
MMMMMMCCCXCIX.
MMMMMMCD.
7 Divina Agustin 0.3 53.4 0.1 7.7 - - 7.5 12.4
MMMMMMCDI.
MMMMMMCDII. MMMMMMCDIII.
MMMMMMCDIV.
MMMMMMCDV.
MMMMMMCDVI.
MMMMMMCDVII.
MMMMMMCDVIII.
MMMMMMCDIX.
MMMMMMCDX.
8 Mhalt Monte 0.4 70.9 0.1 15.8 - - - -
MMMMMMCDXII.
MMMMMMCDXI.
Stefie Loraine MMMMMMCDXIII.
MMMMMMCDXIV.
MMMMMMCDXV.
MMMMMMCDXVI.
MMMMMMCDXVII.
MMMMMMCDXVIII.
MMMMMMCDXIX.
MMMMMMCDXX.
9 Dabatian 0.2 29.5 0.1 20.9 - - - -
MMMMMMCDXXI.
MMMMMMCDXXII. MMMMMMCDXXIII.
MMMMMMCDXXIV.
MMMMMMCDXXV.
MMMMMMCDXXVI.
MMMMMMCDXXVII.
MMMMMMCDXXVIII.
MMMMMMCDXXIX.
MMMMMMCDXXX.
10 Cesar Abrencillo 0.1 72.4 0 9.3 - - - -
MMMMMMCDXXXI.
MMMMMMCDXXXII. MMMMMMCDXXXIII.
MMMMMMCDXXXIV.
MMMMMMCDXXXV.
MMMMMMCDXXXVI.
MMMMMMCDXXXVII.
MMMMMMCDXXXVIII.
MMMMMMCDXXXIX.
MMMMMMCDXL.
11 Maricris Ferrer 0.1 27.4 0 5.6 - - 1.9 3.9
MMMMMMCDXLI.
MMMMMMCDXLII. MMMMMMCDXLIII.
MMMMMMCDXLIV.
MMMMMMCDXLV.
MMMMMMCDXLVI.
MMMMMMCDXLVII.
MMMMMMCDXLVIII.
MMMMMMCDXLIX.
MMMMMMCDL.
12 Queenie Oracion 0.2 38.1 0.1 15 - - 7.8 14.2
MMMMMMCDLII.
MMMMMMCDLVII. MMMMMMCDLX.
MMMMMMCDLI.
Misha Claire MMMMMMCDLIII.
MMMMMMCDLIV.
MMMMMMCDLV.
MMMMMMCDLVI. MMMMMMCDLVIII.
MMMMMMCDLIX.
- 3.9
13 Jovellana 0.1 27.4 0 5.6 - 1.9
MMMMMMCDLXII.
MMMMMMCDLXX.
MMMMMMCDLXI.
Gabriel MMMMMMCDLXIII.
MMMMMMCDLXIV.
MMMMMMCDLXV.
MMMMMMCDLXVI.
MMMMMMCDLXVII.
MMMMMMCDLXVIII.
MMMMMMCDLXIX.
14.2
14 Coligado 0.2 38.1 0.1 15 - - 7.8
MMMMMMCDLXXI.
MMMMMMCDLXXII. MMMMMMCDLXXIII.
MMMMMMCDLXXIV.
MMMMMMCDLXXV.
MMMMMMCDLXXVI.
MMMMMMCDLXXVII.
MMMMMMCDLXXVIII.
MMMMMMCDLXXIX.
MMMMMMCDLXXX.
15 Abigail Rubiales 0.3 84.4 0.8 192.6 - - 3.2 10.7

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MMMMMMCDLXXXII.MMMMMMCDLXXXIII.
MMMMMMCDLXXXIV.
MMMMMMCDLXXXV.
MMMMMMCDLXXXVI.
MMMMMMCDLXXXVII.
MMMMMMCDLXXXVIII.
MMMMMMCDLXXXIX.
MMMMMMCDXC.
16 John Floranda 2.7 388.1 8.2 1028.9 - - 190.6 476.5
MMMMMMCDXCII.
MMMMMMCDXCIII.
MMMMMMCDXCIV.
MMMMMMCDXCV.
MMMMMMCDXCVI.
MMMMMMCDXCVII.
MMMMMMCDXCVIII.
MMMMMMCDXCIX.
MMMMMMD.
MMMMMMCDXCI.
Aira Venus
1.2 175.4 3.9 489.9 - - 96.2 240.6
17 Ferrer
MMMMMMDII.
MMMMMMDX.
MMMMMMDI.
Michelle MMMMMMDIII.
MMMMMMDIV.
MMMMMMDV.
MMMMMMDVI.
MMMMMMDVII.
MMMMMMDVIII.
MMMMMMDIX.
71.9
18 Panaglima 1.3 142.6 4.2 378.5 - - 32.4
MMMMMMDXII.
MMMMMMDXI.
Paul Andrew MMMMMMDXIII.
MMMMMMDXIV.
MMMMMMDXV.
MMMMMMDXVI.
MMMMMMDXVII.
MMMMMMDXVIII.
MMMMMMDXIX.
MMMMMMDXX.
19 Empenio 0.7 93.5 0.4 54.6 - - - -
MMMMMMDXXI.
MMMMMMDXXII. MMMMMMDXXIII.
MMMMMMDXXIV.
MMMMMMDXXV.
MMMMMMDXXVI.
MMMMMMDXXVII.
MMMMMMDXXVIII.
MMMMMMDXXIX.
MMMMMMDXXX.
20 Arvein Brosas 0.4 36 0.1 18 - - 56.8 141.9
MMMMMMDXXXI.
MMMMMMDXXXII. MMMMMMDXXXIII.
MMMMMMDXXXIV.
MMMMMMDXXXV.
MMMMMMDXXXVI.
MMMMMMDXXXVII.
MMMMMMDXXXVIII.
MMMMMMDXXXIX.
MMMMMMDXL.
21 Akira Cahilig 0.3 36.9 0.5 65 - - 3.5 8.8
MMMMMMDXLII.
MMMMMMDXLI.
Adrien Lane MMMMMMDXLIII.
MMMMMMDXLIV.
MMMMMMDXLV.
MMMMMMDXLVI.
MMMMMMDXLVII.
MMMMMMDXLVIII.
MMMMMMDXLIX.
MMMMMMDL.
22 Emata 0.2 28.6 0.1 12.2 - - 4.9 12.2
MMMMMMDLII.
MMMMMMDLI.
Chloe Ann MMMMMMDLIII.
MMMMMMDLIV.
MMMMMMDLV.
MMMMMMDLVI.
MMMMMMDLVII.
MMMMMMDLVIII.
MMMMMMDLIX.
MMMMMMDLX.
23 Salariosa 0.4 57.4 0.2 26.4 - - 14.6 36.6
MMMMMMDLXII.
MMMMMMDLXI.
Mary Elizabeth MMMMMMDLXIII.
MMMMMMDLXIV.
MMMMMMDLXV.
MMMMMMDLXVI.
MMMMMMDLXVII.
MMMMMMDLXVIII.
MMMMMMDLXIX.
MMMMMMDLXX.
24 Bayon 0.7 166.4 2 409 - - 13.8 39.4
MMMMMMDLXXII.
MMMMMMDLXXI.
Samara Jewel MMMMMMDLXXIII.
MMMMMMDLXXIV.
MMMMMMDLXXV.
MMMMMMDLXXVI.
MMMMMMDLXXVII.
MMMMMMDLXXVIII.
MMMMMMDLXXIX.
MMMMMMDLXXX.
25 Color 0.8 70.5 0.3 24.5 - - 74.6 124.3

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MMMMMMDLXXXI.
Edmarc MMMMMMDLXXXIII.
MMMMMMDLXXXIV.
MMMMMMDLXXXV.
MMMMMMDLXXXVI.
MMMMMMDLXXXVII.
MMMMMMDLXXXVIII.
MMMMMMDLXXXIX.
MMMMMMDXC.
26 Hernandez 0.3 46.3 0.7 93.3 - - 1.2 3
MMMMMMDXCII.
MMMMMMDXCI.
Rafi Lean MMMMMMDXCIII.
MMMMMMDXCIV.
MMMMMMDXCV.
MMMMMMDXCVI.
MMMMMMDXCVII.
MMMMMMDXCVIII.
MMMMMMDXCIX.
MMMMMMDC.
27 Monasque 2.4 220.2 0.3 22.2 - - 0 0
MMMMMMDCI.
MMMMMMDCII. MMMMMMDCIII.
MMMMMMDCIV.
MMMMMMDCV.
MMMMMMDCVI.
MMMMMMDCVII.
MMMMMMDCVIII.
MMMMMMDCIX.
MMMMMMDCX.
28 Anthony Galang 0.4 59.6 0.4 48.5 - - 47.5 118.8
MMMMMMDCXI.
MMMMMMDCXII. MMMMMMDCXIII.
MMMMMMDCXIV.
MMMMMMDCXV.
MMMMMMDCXVI.
MMMMMMDCXVII.
MMMMMMDCXVIII.
MMMMMMDCXIX.
MMMMMMDCXX.
29 Sophia Castillo 0.9 129.9 3.4 430.9 - - 25.3 63.2
MMMMMMDCXXI.
MMMMMMDCXXII. MMMMMMDCXXIII.
MMMMMMDCXXIV.
MMMMMMDCXXV.
MMMMMMDCXXVI.
MMMMMMDCXXVII.
MMMMMMDCXXVIII.
MMMMMMDCXXIX.
MMMMMMDCXXX.
30 Charie Meneses 0.5 70.3 1 120.6 - - 6 15
MMMMMMDCXXXI. Table 18.0 Cross-tabulation of all determinants of nutritional status of children in Batong Malake, Los
Baos, Laguna
MMMMMMDCXXXII.
MMMMMMDCXXXIII.
MMMMMMDCXXXIV.
MMMMMMDCXXXV.
MMMMMMDCXXXVI.
MMMMMMDCXXXVII.
MMMMMMDCXXXVIII.
MMMMMMDCXL.
MMMMMMDCXLI.MMMMMMDCXLII.
MMMMMMDCXLIII.
MMMMMMDCXLV.
No Name of WFA HFA WFH Nutritional Total No. of Highest Total Preg Breast
child Status o fam educatio fa
of the f ily n in the mil MMMMMMDCXLIV.
MMMMMMDCXLVI.
Mothe s me family y nanc feedin
r o mb mo y g
c ers nth
i ly
o inc
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MMMMMMDCXXXIX. e
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e
MMMMMMDCXLIX.
Severely
Und MMMMMMDCLVI.
MMMMMMDCXLVIII.
er Graduate in
Maricel MMMMMMDCLI. high
MMMMMMDCXLVII.
Cahil MMMMMMDCL.Severely MMMMMMDCLII.
MMMMMMDCLIII.
MMMMMMDCLIV.
MMMMMMDCLV.
school MMMMMMDCLVII.
1 ig weight Stunted Normal Normal 23 3 (parents) 3,000 MMMMMMDCLVIII.
MMMMMMDCLIX.
MMMMMMDCLXIII.
Suspected of MMMMMMDCLXVIII.
MMMMMMDCLXI. Endocri Graduate in
Angelo ne high
MMMMMMDCLX.
Planti MMMMMMDCLXII.
Disorde MMMMMMDCLXIV.
MMMMMMDCLXV.
MMMMMMDCLXVI.
MMMMMMDCLXVII.
school MMMMMMDCLXIX.
2 lla Obese rs Normal Obese II 26 3 (parents) 20,000 MMMMMMDCLXX.
MMMMMMDCLXXI.

MMMMMMDCLXXIV. MMMMMMDCLXXXI.
MMMMMMDCLXXIII.
Under Undergraduat
Khencie e in
MMMMMMDCLXXII.
Guiro MMMMMMDCLXXV.
MMMMMMDCLXXVI.
MMMMMMDCLXXVII.
MMMMMMDCLXXVIII.
MMMMMMDCLXXIX.
MMMMMMDCLXXX.
college MMMMMMDCLXXXII.
3 n weight Stunted Normal Normal 21 4 (mother) 22,000 MMMMMMDCLXXXIII.
MMMMMMDCLXXXIV
MMMMMMDCLXXXVI. MMMMMMDCXCIII.
Tamara Graduate in
MMMMMMDCLXXXV.
Ansa MMMMMMDCLXXXVII.
MMMMMMDCLXXXVIII.
MMMMMMDCLXXXIX.
MMMMMMDCXC.
MMMMMMDCXCI.
MMMMMMDCXCII.
college MMMMMMDCXCIV.
4 ro Normal Normal Normal Normal 23 4 (parents) 26,000 MMMMMMDCXCV.
MMMMMMDCXCVI.
MMMMMMDCXCVIII. MMMMMMDCCV.
Jarell MMMMMMDCCII. Graduate in
MMMMMMDCXCVII.
Berm MMMMMMDCXCIX.
MMMMMMDCC.
MMMMMMDCCI.
Overweigh MMMMMMDCCIII.
MMMMMMDCCIV.
college MMMMMMDCCVI.
5 udez Normal Normal Obese t 24 5 (parents) 36,000 MMMMMMDCCVII.
MMMMMMDCCVIII.

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Possible
Risk
MMMMMMDCCX. of MMMMMMDCCXVII.
Lisa Over Graduate in
MMMMMMDCCIX.
Bolos MMMMMMDCCXI.
MMMMMMDCCXII.
weigh MMMMMMDCCXIV.
MMMMMMDCCXV.
MMMMMMDCCXVI.
college MMMMMMDCCXVIII.
6 o Normal Normal t Normal 23 5 (parents) 6,500 MMMMMMDCCXIX.
MMMMMMDCCXX.
MMMMMMDCCXXIII.
MMMMMMDCCXXII.
Under MMMMMMDCCXXX.
Doralyn Graduate in
MMMMMMDCCXXI.
Agus MMMMMMDCCXXIV.
MMMMMMDCCXXV.
MMMMMMDCCXXVI.
MMMMMMDCCXXVII.
MMMMMMDCCXXVIII.
MMMMMMDCCXXIX.
college MMMMMMDCCXXXI.
7 tin weight Normal Normal Normal 23 4 (father) 20,000 MMMMMMDCCXXXII.
MMMMMMDCCXXXI
MMMMMMDCCXXXIX.
MMMMMMDCCXXXV. Over MMMMMMDCCXLIII.
Mhalt Graduate in
MMMMMMDCCXXXIV.
Mont MMMMMMDCCXXXVI.
MMMMMMDCCXXXVII.
MMMMMMDCCXXXVIII.
MMMMMMDCCXL.
MMMMMMDCCXLI.
MMMMMMDCCXLII.
college MMMMMMDCCXLIV.
8 e Normal Normal Normal weight 25 5 (parents) 38,000 MMMMMMDCCXLV.
MMMMMMDCCXLVI.

MMMMMMDCCLII. MMMMMMDCCLVI.
MMMMMMDCCXLVIII. Over Graduate in
Stefie high
MMMMMMDCCXLVII.
Daba MMMMMMDCCXLIX.
MMMMMMDCCL.
MMMMMMDCCLI.
MMMMMMDCCLIII.
MMMMMMDCCLIV.
MMMMMMDCCLV.
school MMMMMMDCCLVII.
9 tian Normal Normal Normal weight 25 3 (parents) 4,000 MMMMMMDCCLVIII.
MMMMMMDCCLIX.

MMMMMMDCCLXII. MMMMMMDCCLXVI. MMMMMMDCCLXX.

MMMMMMDCCLXI.
Under Over Undergraduat
Cesar e in MMMMMMDCCLXXII
MMMMMMDCCLX.
Abre MMMMMMDCCLXIII.
MMMMMMDCCLXIV.
MMMMMMDCCLXV.
MMMMMMDCCLXVII.
MMMMMMDCCLXVIII.
MMMMMMDCCLXIX.
college MMMMMMDCCLXXI.
current
10 ncillo weight Normal Normal weight 16 4 (child) 3,000 MMMMMMDCCLXXII.
ly
MMMMMMDCCLXXIV.
MMMMMMDCCLXXV.
MMMMMMDCCLXXVI.
MMMMMMDCCLXXVIII.
MMMMMMDCCLXXIX.
MMMMMMDCCLXXX.
MMMMMMDCCLXXXI.
MMMMMMDCCLXXXII.
MMMMMMDCCLXXXIII.
MMMMMMDCCLXXXIV.
MMMMMMDCCLXXXV.
MMMMMMDCCLXXX
11 Maricris Severely Severely Normal Normal 25 6 Graduate in 5,000
Ferre Und Stunted high
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weight (mother)
MMMMMMDCCLXXXVIII. MMMMMMDCCXCV.
Queenie Graduate in
MMMMMMDCCLXXXVII.
Oraci MMMMMMDCCLXXXIX.
MMMMMMDCCXC.
MMMMMMDCCXCI.
MMMMMMDCCXCII.
MMMMMMDCCXCIII.
MMMMMMDCCXCIV.
vocation MMMMMMDCCXCVI.
12 on Normal Normal Normal Normal 25 5 al (child) 6,000 MMMMMMDCCXCVII.
MMMMMMDCCXCVII
MMMMMMDCCC.
Misha MMMMMMDCCCI. MMMMMMDCCCVIII.
Clair Over Undergraduat
e e in MMMMMMDCCCXI.
MMMMMMDCCXCIX.
Jovel MMMMMMDCCCII.
MMMMMMDCCCIII. MMMMMMDCCCV.
MMMMMMDCCCVI.
MMMMMMDCCCVII.
college MMMMMMDCCCIX.
current
13 lana weight Very Tall MMMMMMDCCCIV.
Normal 23 4 (father) 5,000 MMMMMMDCCCX.
ly

MMMMMMDCCCXIV. MMMMMMDCCCXXI.
MMMMMMDCCCXIII.
Under Graduate in
Gabriel high MMMMMMDCCCXXIV
MMMMMMDCCCXII.
Colig MMMMMMDCCCXV.
MMMMMMDCCCXVI. MMMMMMDCCCXVIII.
MMMMMMDCCCXIX.
MMMMMMDCCCXX.
school MMMMMMDCCCXXII.
current
14 ado weight Normal MMMMMMDCCCXVII.
Obese I 21 3 (father) 3,500 MMMMMMDCCCXXIII.
ly

MMMMMMDCCCXXVII. MMMMMMDCCCXXXI. MMMMMMDCCCXXXV.

MMMMMMDCCCXXVI.
Under Under Graduate in
Abigail high MMMMMMDCCCXXX
MMMMMMDCCCXXV.
Rubi MMMMMMDCCCXXVIII.
MMMMMMDCCCXXIX. MMMMMMDCCCXXXII.
MMMMMMDCCCXXXIII.
MMMMMMDCCCXXXIV.
school MMMMMMDCCCXXXVI.
Curren
15 ales weight Stunted MMMMMMDCCCXXX.
weight 25 3 (Parents) 4,000 MMMMMMDCCCXXXVII.
tly
MMMMMMDCCCXLVIII.
MMMMMMDCCCXLIV. Graduate in
MMMMMMDCCCXL. Over high
John school MMMMMMDCCCLI.
MMMMMMDCCCXXXIX.
Flora MMMMMMDCCCXLI.
MMMMMMDCCCXLII. MMMMMMDCCCXLV.
MMMMMMDCCCXLVI.
MMMMMMDCCCXLVII.
(grandfat MMMMMMDCCCXLIX.
current
16 nda Normal Normal MMMMMMDCCCXLIII.
weight 25 3 her) 10,000 MMMMMMDCCCL.
ly
MMMMMMDCCCLII.
MMMMMMDCCCLIII.
MMMMMMDCCCLIV.
MMMMMMDCCCLVI.
MMMMMMDCCCLVII.
MMMMMMDCCCLVIII.
MMMMMMDCCCLIX.
MMMMMMDCCCLX.
MMMMMMDCCCLXI.
MMMMMMDCCCLXII.
MMMMMMDCCCLXIII.
MMMMMMDCCCLXIV
17 Aira Graduate in Curren

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s
Ferre MMMMMMDCCCLV. college
r weight (child) tly

MMMMMMDCCCLXVII. MMMMMMDCCCLXXI. MMMMMMDCCCLXXV.

MMMMMMDCCCLXVI.
Over Over Undergraduat
Michelle e in high
MMMMMMDCCCLXV.
Pana MMMMMMDCCCLXVIII.
MMMMMMDCCCLXIX. MMMMMMDCCCLXXII.
MMMMMMDCCCLXXIII.
MMMMMMDCCCLXXIV.
school MMMMMMDCCCLXXVI.
18 glima weight Very Tall MMMMMMDCCCLXX.
weight 25 4 (parents) 6,000 MMMMMMDCCCLXXVII.
MMMMMMDCCCLXX
MMMMMMDCCCLXXX.
Paul
Andr MMMMMMDCCCLXXXVII.
ew Graduate in
MMMMMMDCCCLXXIX.
Empe MMMMMMDCCCLXXXI.
MMMMMMDCCCLXXXII.
MMMMMMDCCCLXXXIII.
MMMMMMDCCCLXXXIV.
MMMMMMDCCCLXXXV.
MMMMMMDCCCLXXXVI.
college MMMMMMDCCCLXXXVIII.
19 nio Normal Normal Normal Normal 26 3 (Parents) 10,000 MMMMMMDCCCLXXXIX.
MMMMMMDCCCXC.

MMMMMMDCCCXCIII. MMMMMMDCCCXCVII. MMMMMMCMI.

MMMMMMDCCCXCII.
Under Over Graduate in
Arvein high
MMMMMMDCCCXCI.
Brosa MMMMMMDCCCXCIV.
MMMMMMDCCCXCV.
MMMMMMDCCCXCVI.
MMMMMMDCCCXCVIII.
MMMMMMDCCCXCIX.
MMMMMMCM.school MMMMMMCMII.
20 s weight Normal Normal weight 19 3 (parents) 6,000 MMMMMMCMIII.
MMMMMMCMIV.
MMMMMMCMIX.
Possible
Risk
of MMMMMMCMXIV.
MMMMMMCMVI. Over Graduate in
Akira high
MMMMMMCMV.
Cahil MMMMMMCMVII.
MMMMMMCMVIII.
MMMMMMCMX.
MMMMMMCMXI.
MMMMMMCMXII.
MMMMMMCMXIII.
school MMMMMMCMXV.
21 ig Normal Normal weight Normal 14 3 (mother) 5,000 MMMMMMCMXVI.
MMMMMMCMXVII.
MMMMMMCMXVIII.
MMMMMMCMXIX.
MMMMMMCMXX.
MMMMMMCMXXI.
MMMMMMCMXXII.
MMMMMMCMXXIII.
MMMMMMCMXXV.
MMMMMMCMXXVI.
MMMMMMCMXXVII.
MMMMMMCMXXVIII.
MMMMMMCMXXIX.
MMMMMMCMXXX.
22 Adrien Normal Normal Normal Over 26 4 Graduate in 5,000
Lane vocation

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a weight (parents)
MMMMMMCMXXXII. MMMMMMCMXXXVI.
Chloe Over MMMMMMCMXL.
Ann Graduate in
MMMMMMCMXXXI.
Sario MMMMMMCMXXXIII.
MMMMMMCMXXXIV.
MMMMMMCMXXXV.
MMMMMMCMXXXVII.
MMMMMMCMXXXVIII.
MMMMMMCMXXXIX.
college MMMMMMCMXLI.
23 sa Normal Tall Normal weight 26 4 (parents) 10,000 MMMMMMCMXLII.
MMMMMMCMXLIII.
MMMMMMCMXLIX.
Possible
MMMMMMCMXLV. Risk
Mary MMMMMMCMXLVI. of
Eliza Over Over MMMMMMCMLIV.
beth Graduate in
MMMMMMCMXLIV.
Bayo MMMMMMCMXLVII.
MMMMMMCMXLVIII.
MMMMMMCML.
MMMMMMCMLI.
MMMMMMCMLII.
MMMMMMCMLIII.
college MMMMMMCMLV.
24 n weight Very Tall weight Normal 24 4 (mother) 15,000 MMMMMMCMLVI.
MMMMMMCMLVII.
MMMMMMCMLXVI.
MMMMMMCMLIX. MMMMMMCMLXII. Graduate in
Samara Severely high MMMMMMCMLXIX.
MMMMMMCMLVIII.
Jewel MMMMMMCMLX.
MMMMMMCMLXI. Waste MMMMMMCMLXIII.
MMMMMMCMLXIV.
MMMMMMCMLXV.
school MMMMMMCMLXVII.
Curren
25 Color Normal Very Tall d Obese I 25 3 (parents) 8,000 MMMMMMCMLXVIII.
tly

MMMMMMCMLXXV. MMMMMMCMLXXIX.
MMMMMMCMLXXI. Over Graduate in
Edmarc high MMMMMMCMLXXXI
MMMMMMCMLXX.
Hern MMMMMMCMLXXII.
MMMMMMCMLXXIII.
MMMMMMCMLXXIV.
MMMMMMCMLXXVI.
MMMMMMCMLXXVII.
MMMMMMCMLXXVIII.
school MMMMMMCMLXXX.
Curren
26 andez Normal Tall Normal weight 22 3 (parents) 6,000 MMMMMMCMLXXXI.
tly
MMMMMMCMLXXXIV. MMMMMMCMXCI.
Rafi Lean Graduate in MMMMMMCMXCIV.
MMMMMMCMLXXXIII.
Mona MMMMMMCMLXXXV.
MMMMMMCMLXXXVI.
MMMMMMCMLXXXVII.
MMMMMMCMLXXXVIII.
MMMMMMCMLXXXIX.
MMMMMMCMXC.college MMMMMMCMXCII.
Curren
27 sque Normal Normal Normal Normal 21 4 (father) 15,000 MMMMMMCMXCIII.
tly

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 MMMMMMCMXCVII.
MMMMMMCMXCVI.
Over MMMMMMMIV.
Anthony Graduate n MMMMMMMVII.
MMMMMMCMXCV.
Gala MMMMMMCMXCVIII.
MMMMMMCMXCIX.
MMMMMMM.
MMMMMMMI.
MMMMMMMII.
MMMMMMMIII. college MMMMMMMV. Curren
28 ng weight Normal Obese Normal 24 4 (parents) 36,000 MMMMMMMVI.
tly

MMMMMMMXI. MMMMMMMXVII.
MMMMMMMIX. Over Graduate in
Sophia high
MMMMMMMVIII.
Castil MMMMMMMX.
MMMMMMMXII.
MMMMMMMXIII.
MMMMMMMXIV.
MMMMMMMXV.
MMMMMMMXVI.school MMMMMMMXVIII.
MMMMMMMXX.
29 lo Normal weight Normal Normal 22 4 (father) 15,000 MMMMMMMXIX.
1 (?)
MMMMMMMXXX.
Graduate in
MMMMMMMXXV. college
MMMMMMMXXII. Over (all
Charie MMMMMMMXXIV. except
MMMMMMMXXI.
Mene MMMMMMMXXIII.
Severely MMMMMMMXXVI.
MMMMMMMXXVII.
MMMMMMMXXVIII.
MMMMMMMXXIX.
grandmot MMMMMMMXXXI.MMMMMMMXXXIII.
30 ses Normal Stunted weight Obese I 24 5 her) 55,000 MMMMMMMXXXII.
1(?)

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MMMMMMMXXXIV. V. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION

The study assessed the nutritional status of the pre-school children and the mothers in
Brgy. Batong Malake, Los Baos, Laguna. Along with the nutritional status, other nutritional
indicators were used to identify possible problems that affect their nutritional status.
Biochemical and clinical assessment were not conducted.

MMMMMMMXXXV. Dietary intake of the subjects was assessed using two-day

24-hour food recall. Children who have low nutritional status do not meet their daily nutrient
requirements as shown in the tables while those who have high nutritional status exceed either
their energy or fat requirement. It was observed how those with low NS repeat food items for the
whole day, some until the next day. This might be because of financial difficulty where the
family tries to extend the reach of one bought or cooked dish. Those with high NS had food
recalls with high fat content which possibly made them overweight and are now at risk of
obesity.

MMMMMMMXXXVI. Nutritional statuses of the mothers were also obtained to

compare with their childrens. In a household where a mother or parent is malnourished, there is
a high chance that the children are malnourished too. However, it was observed that the
correlation is weak. It is unclear whether genetics was one of the reasons why children have the
same NS of their mothers in this particular community.

MMMMMMMXXXVII. A socio-living scale was made to determine whether the

environment of the subjects affected their nutritional status. Most families with higher results
indicate that they could afford more than an average family could. This implies food accessibility
and food security that directly affect their intake and in return, their nutritional status.
Educational attainment does not necessarily affect the nutritional status of the subjects but
monthly income does. This may be due to the ability of the subject to secure food. However, if
the family had more members, NS becomes lower even when income is high. Infants that are
breastfed have higher NS, but those with mothers low in NS are low in NS as well.

MMMMMMMXXXVIII. Factors that affect the individuals NS were variety of food

intake, poor intake, nutritional status of breast-feeding mothers, and low monthly income.
Nutrition education is recommended for the community, and it is suggested that barangay

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officials provide a program that would allow the adults to generate income, from low capital as
much as possible.

MMMMMMMXXXIX. VI. REFERENCES

Nnwake, Nweze Inakwe (2013). Community Nutrition : Planning Health Promotion and Disease
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Community Assessment of Nutritional Status
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