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FAMILY VISIT — FAMILY No. 1

GENERAL INFORMATION

Field	Answer
1. Name of locality	Village Goverdhan, District Mathura, Uttar Pradesh
2. Family Registration No.	FV/GVD/2025/01
3. Head of family	Shri Ramesh Kumar Yadav
4. Type of family	Joint family
5. Total family income (monthly)	₹ 14,000/month
6. Total family members	6
7. Per capita per month income	₹ 2,333/month
8. Any "Divyang" or Mentally Challenged	No — Numbers: 0
9. Any Suicide or accidental death in family	No
10. Superstitions	Belief in evil eye (nazar); consult local faith healer before hospital for fevers.

FAMILY COMPOSITION TABLE

Family No.: 1 Village/Town/Locality: Village Goverdhan, Mathura Head of the Family (HOF): Ramesh Kumar Yadav Total Family Monthly Income: ₹ 14,000 Type of Family: ✔ Joint family

Name	Relation with HOF	Sex / Age	Occupation	Monthly Income (₹)	Literacy Status	Morbidity (Gen/Chr)
Ramesh Kumar Yadav	Self (HOF)	M / 42 yrs	Farmer	7,000	Secondary	Well
Sunita Yadav	Wife	F / 36 yrs	Housewife	—	Primary	Well
Mohan Yadav	Son	M / 16 yrs	Student	—	Higher Secondary (studying)	Well
Radha Kumari	Daughter	F / 10 yrs	Student	—	Primary (studying)	Well
Chandra Yadav	Father (HOF's father)	M / 68 yrs	Retired/Farmer	2,000 (pension)	Primary	Chronic – Hypertension
Savitri Devi	Mother (HOF's mother)	F / 62 yrs	Housewife	—	Illiterate	Chronic – Type 2 Diabetes

INDIVIDUAL SCHEDULE – 1

Field	Answer
1. Name of the individual	Ramesh Kumar Yadav
2. Sex / Age	Male / 42 years
3. Religion	Hindu
4. Occupation	Farmer (Agriculture)
5. Monthly income	₹ 7,000
6. Height	166 cm
7. Weight	62 kg
8. Educational status	Secondary (10th pass)
9. (Religion repeated in form)	Hindu
10. Marital status	Married; Number of children: 2
11. Age of last child	10 years; Personal habits: Tobacco chewing (occasionally)
12. Health status	Well
— Disease(s) suffering from	None
— Awareness about disease prevention	Aware of basic hygiene; tobacco-cessation advice given
— What type of prevention currently following	Hand-washing, uses safe drinking water
— Taking treatment or not	Not applicable
13. Investigations	BP: 122/80 mmHg; Urine: albumin – Absent, sugar – Absent; Stool: not examined; Blood test: Not examined
14. Intrafamilial relationship	Good; cordial with wife, children, and parents
15. Interfamilial relationship	Good; maintains friendly relations with neighbours
16. Family Planning adoption	Condom (currently using)

INDIVIDUAL SCHEDULE – 2

Field	Answer
1. Name	Sunita Yadav
2. Sex / Age	Female / 36 years
3. Religion	Hindu
4. Occupation	Housewife
5. Monthly income	Nil (dependent)
6. Height	153 cm
7. Weight	52 kg
8. Educational status	Primary (5th pass)
10. Marital status	Married; Number of children: 2
11. Age of last child	10 years; Personal habits: Nil
12. Health status	Well
— Disease(s)	None currently
— Awareness	Aware of immunisation schedule; knows about ORS
— Prevention followed	Regular antenatal care during past pregnancies; uses iodised salt
— Treatment	Not applicable
13. Investigations	BP: 110/70 mmHg; Urine: albumin – Absent, sugar – Absent; Stool: not examined; Blood test: Hb – 10.8 g/dL (mild anaemia)
14. Intrafamilial relationship	Good; supportive of husband and in-laws
15. Interfamilial relationship	Participates in Mahila Mandal
16. Family Planning adoption	Husband using Condom; wife aware of Copper-T

INDIVIDUAL SCHEDULE – 3

Field	Answer
1. Name	Mohan Yadav
2. Sex / Age	Male / 16 years
3. Religion	Hindu
4. Occupation	Student (Class XI)
5. Monthly income	Nil
6. Height	162 cm
7. Weight	51 kg
8. Educational status	Higher Secondary (studying)
10. Marital status	Unmarried
11. Personal habits	Nil
12. Health status	Well
13. Investigations	BP: 114/72 mmHg; Urine: Normal; Stool: not examined; Blood test: Not examined
14. Intrafamilial relationship	Good; obedient; helps father on weekends
15. Interfamilial relationship	Good; plays cricket with village youth
16. Family Planning adoption	Not applicable (unmarried minor)

INDIVIDUAL SCHEDULE – 4

Field	Answer
1. Name	Radha Kumari
2. Sex / Age	Female / 10 years
3. Religion	Hindu
4. Occupation	Student (Class V)
5. Monthly income	Nil
6. Height	128 cm
7. Weight	26 kg
8. Educational status	Primary (studying)
10. Marital status	Unmarried
11. Personal habits	Nil
12. Health status	Well (one episode of diarrhoea 3 months ago, managed with ORS)
— Disease suffered	Acute diarrhoea – 1 episode, duration 3 days, recovered with ORS
— Awareness	Family aware of ORS; hand-washing practised
— Treatment taken	ORS from sub-centre; recovered fully
13. Investigations	BP: Not done (child); Urine: Normal; Stool: not examined; Blood test: Not examined
14. Intrafamilial relationship	Good; attentive in school
15. Interfamilial relationship	Good; attends Anganwadi activities
16. Family Planning adoption	Not applicable

INDIVIDUAL SCHEDULE – 5

Field	Answer
1. Name	Chandra Yadav
2. Sex / Age	Male / 68 years
3. Religion	Hindu
4. Occupation	Retired farmer; receives old-age pension
5. Monthly income	₹ 2,000 (pension)
6. Height	161 cm
7. Weight	58 kg
8. Educational status	Primary (4th pass)
10. Marital status	Married; children: 1 son (HOF)
11. Personal habits	Tobacco chewing (daily, since 30 years)
12. Health status	Chronically ill – Hypertension
— Disease	Hypertension (since 8 years)
— Duration	8 years
— Awareness about prevention	Partially aware; knows about salt restriction; irregular follow-up
— Prevention followed	Low-salt diet (partially); avoids heavy exertion
— Taking treatment	Yes – Amlodipine 5 mg once daily from PHC
— From where	Primary Health Centre, Goverdhan
13. Investigations	BP: 148/92 mmHg; Urine: albumin – Trace, sugar – Absent; Stool: not examined; Blood test: Not examined
14. Intrafamilial relationship	Respected as elder; occasionally irritable due to illness
15. Interfamilial relationship	Good; participates in Panchayat meetings
16. Family Planning adoption	Not applicable (age >60)

INDIVIDUAL SCHEDULE – 6

Field	Answer
1. Name	Savitri Devi
2. Sex / Age	Female / 62 years
3. Religion	Hindu
4. Occupation	Housewife
5. Monthly income	Nil (dependent)
6. Height	149 cm
7. Weight	56 kg
8. Educational status	Illiterate
10. Marital status	Married
11. Personal habits	Nil
12. Health status	Chronically ill – Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
— Disease	Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (since 5 years)
— Duration	5 years
— Awareness	Partially aware; knows about diet restrictions; irregular treatment
— Prevention followed	Low-sugar diet; avoids sweets
— Taking treatment	Yes – Metformin 500 mg twice daily from PHC
— From where	Primary Health Centre, Goverdhan
13. Investigations	BP: 136/84 mmHg; Urine: sugar – Present, albumin – Absent; Stool: not examined; Blood test: Random Blood Sugar – 196 mg/dL (checked at PHC 1 month ago)
14. Intrafamilial relationship	Good; manages household, cooks meals
15. Interfamilial relationship	Good; assists neighbours in need
16. Family Planning adoption	Not applicable (post-menopausal)

ANTENATAL SCHEDULE

(No currently pregnant woman in the family — section marked Not Applicable)

Field	Answer
1. Name of the pregnant woman	Not Applicable
2–19. All fields	Not Applicable — No pregnant woman present in the family at time of visit

POSTNATAL SCHEDULE

(No recent delivery — section marked Not Applicable)

Field	Answer
All fields	Not Applicable — Last delivery was 10 years ago (Radha Kumari). No postnatal case at present.
1. Date of last delivery	Approx. May 2015
1a. Full term/Pre-term	Full term
1b. Mode of Delivery	Normal
1c. Place of Delivery	Institutional (CHC, Mathura)
4. Onset of breast milk secretion	Within 6 hours after delivery
5. Quantity of breast milk	Good
6. Uterine involution	Good
14. Mother craft	Exclusive breast feeding given for 6 months; colostrum given

INFANT SCHEDULE

(No infant in the family — last child Radha is 10 years. Marked Not Applicable)

Field	Answer
All fields	Not Applicable — No infant (0–1 year) currently in the family

PRE-SCHOOL AGE CHILD SCHEDULE (1–4 years)

(No child aged 1–4 years in family — marked Not Applicable)

Field	Answer
All fields	Not Applicable — No pre-school age child present in the family

ENVIRONMENT HEALTH SCHEDULE

Field	Answer
1. Housing	Semi-pucca (brick walls, mud floor)
2. Number of rooms	3 rooms
3. Floor	Muddy (main rooms); filed in kitchen
4. Roof	Thatched (one room); RCC roof in main room
5. Cross ventilation	Present
6. No. of persons living in one room	2 persons per room (6 members, 3 rooms)
7. No. of eligible couples present	1 (Ramesh and Sunita)
8. Kitchen separate	Yes
9. Overcrowding	No (< 2 persons/room by standard)
Infestation by pests	Flies – present; Mosquitoes – present; Cockroaches – occasional
10. Surrounding environment
— Presence of animals	Cattle (2 cows), Goats (3), Dog (1)
— Presence of insects	Flies, Mosquitoes (Anopheles and Culex species)
— Breeding places	Stagnant water puddle near cowshed (~15 m from house); open drain nearby
— Type	Mosquito/fly breeding
— Distance from house	~15 metres
11. Garbage disposal	Dumping in open area near field; no covered bin
12. Compost pits	Absent
13. Sewage disposal	Open drain (kutcha nali) leading to field
14. Latrine	Insanitary — pit latrine; one family member (grandfather) still practices open field defecation occasionally
15. Fogging/Vector Control	Done by municipality quarterly; family uses mosquito coil at night
16. Water supply	Hand pump (municipal supply — 4 hours/day)
17. Source of drinking water	Hand pump (government-installed)
18. Disinfection of water	Not done at household level
19. Method of disinfection	None practised at home
20. TV Tower/Mobile Tower	Mobile tower present ~500 m from house; TV present in house
Opinion about environment	The environment is moderately satisfactory. Open garbage dumping and stagnant water near the cowshed are significant vector-breeding risks. Absence of covered latrine and open defecation by elderly member remain important public health concerns. Improvement in solid waste disposal, construction of pucca latrine under Swachh Bharat Mission, and filling of stagnant water bodies are urgently needed.

SUMMARY OF FAMILY HEALTH SURVEY REPORT — FAMILY No. 1

1. Summary of Overall Health Status of the Family

The Yadav family, a joint family of 6 members residing in Village Goverdhan, Mathura, belongs to the lower-middle socioeconomic class (Modified BG Prasad Scale – Class III). The per capita monthly income is ₹ 2,333. The family is predominantly dependent on agriculture.

Positive findings:

All children (Mohan 16 yrs, Radha 10 yrs) are attending school; literacy is improving.
Family uses family planning (condom).
Institutional delivery for last child; exclusive breastfeeding was practised.
Semi-pucca house with cross-ventilation and a separate kitchen.
Safe drinking water from government hand pump.

Negative / Problematic findings:

Chandra Yadav (68 yrs): Hypertension — BP 148/92 mmHg despite treatment; irregular follow-up; tobacco chewing habit continues.
Savitri Devi (62 yrs): Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus — random blood sugar 196 mg/dL; urine sugar positive; irregular treatment.
Sunita Yadav (36 yrs): Mild anaemia (Hb 10.8 g/dL).
No household water disinfection; garbage dumped in open.
Stagnant water near cowshed — risk for malaria/dengue.
Insanitary latrine; occasional open defecation by elderly member.
No compost pit; no biogas unit.
Tobacco chewing habit in HOF (Ramesh) and father (Chandra).

2. Action Recommended to Improve Health Status of the Family

Hypertension (Chandra Yadav): Regular medication, BP monitoring monthly at PHC; strict salt restriction (<5 g/day); complete tobacco cessation; regular follow-up. Refer to district hospital for specialist review.
Diabetes (Savitri Devi): Regular Metformin, fasting/PP blood sugar monitoring; dietary counselling (reduced simple carbohydrates, increased vegetables); foot care education; HbA1c testing every 3 months.
Anaemia (Sunita Yadav): Iron and folic acid supplementation; dietary advice (leafy vegetables, jaggery, pulses, citrus fruits); check for hookworm infection (stool examination).
Vector control: Fill or treat stagnant water near cowshed with temephos (abate); use bed nets (ITN); clear drains.
Sanitation: Construct pucca toilet under PM Swachh Bharat Mission; motivate Chandra to stop open defecation; educate on hand-washing with soap before meals and after toilet.
Water: Boil drinking water or use sodium hypochlorite drops; motivate for household water purification.
Tobacco: Counselling for tobacco cessation for Ramesh and Chandra; refer to NTCP de-addiction services if required.
Diet: Increase green leafy vegetables and pulses intake; use iodised salt; reduce refined carbohydrates.
Immunisation: Verify influenza and pneumococcal vaccination for elderly members; ensure Radha's school-based health check-up.
Health education: Educate family about early signs of diabetic complications (foot ulcers, visual changes), hypertensive emergencies, and importance of regular hospital follow-up.

DIET SURVEY — FAMILY No. 1

Date of Survey: 14/05/2026 Family No.: 1 Family Income: ₹ 14,000/month Head of the Family: Ramesh Kumar Yadav Ration Card: BPL Ration Card (Yellow)

Family Members (Man Value Table)

Sl. No.	Name	Age	Sex	Occupation	Man Value (units)	Veg/Non-veg
1	Ramesh Kumar	42	M	Farmer (Moderate worker)	1.2	Non-veg occasionally
2	Sunita Devi	36	F	Housewife (Moderate worker)	0.9	Veg
3	Mohan	16	M	Student (Adolescent)	0.9	Veg
4	Radha	10	F	Student (Child 9–12 yrs)	0.8	Veg
5	Chandra	68	M	Sedentary (elderly)	0.8	Veg
6	Savitri	62	F	Sedentary housewife	0.7	Veg
Total					5.3

CALORIE CALCULATION — FAMILY No. 1

Sl. No.	Food Item	Yesterday (gms)	Survey Day (gms)	Daily Average (gms)	Protein (gms)	Fat (gms)	CHO (gms)	Energy (kcal)	Remarks
1	Rice	600	500	550	37.4	2.75	430	1897.5	Staple cereal
2	Wheat (chapati)	300	350	325	39.3	5.5	225.5	1108
3	Dal (Red gram)	100	80	90	8.8	0.9	15.2	302.4
4	Potato (vegetable)	150	200	175	2.8	0.18	39.6	169.8
5	Leafy veg (Spinach)	100	80	90	1.8	0.63	2.6	23.4
6	Milk (cow)	500 ml	500 ml	500 ml	16	20.5	22	335
7	Groundnut oil	30	30	30	—	27	—	243	Cooking medium
8	Jaggery (gur)	30	20	25	—	—	24.5	98
9	Onion	50	50	50	0.6	0.05	5.5	25
10	Banana (fruit)	2 (120g)	1 (60g)	90 g	1.1	0.27	24.5	104.4
Total					107.8	57.8	789.4	ACC = 4306.5 kcal

ECC (Expected Calorie Consumption) = Total Man Value × 2400 = 5.3 × 2400 = 12,720 kcal

(Note: ECC above is for the entire family; ACC above is the total family intake)

ECC = 12,720 kcal/day (family) ACC = ~4,306.5 kcal/day (initial estimate from 10 items only)

Interpretation: ACC < ECC → Nutritional status: POOR — Caloric deficiency present. The family is not meeting its recommended caloric intake, largely due to low fat consumption and insufficient protein intake. CHO forms the bulk (~73% of calories), protein ~10%, fat ~12%.

Recommendations:

Increase pulses (dal) intake to improve protein content; add Bengal gram, soybean.
Use cheap protein sources: eggs, groundnut (peanut), soybean.
Add more cooking oil (groundnut/mustard) to increase caloric density.
Add seasonal green leafy vegetables daily for iron, vitamins.
Counselled on low-cost balanced diet for diabetic elderly member (Savitri Devi): reduce rice, add fibre (vegetables, whole wheat), avoid jaggery.

NUTRITION ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE (Pre-school Child)

(No pre-school child in this family. Nutritional assessment documented for Radha Kumari, 10 years, as the youngest child.)

Parameter	Finding
1. General appearance	Normal built
2. Hair	Normal — black, healthy
3. Face	No diffuse depigmentation; no moon face
4. Eyes — Conjunctivae	Slightly pale (mild anaemia suspected)
— Cornea	Normal
5. Lips	Normal
6. Tongue	Normal
7. Teeth	Mild caries (2 teeth); no mottling
8. Gums	Normal; no bleeding
9. Glands	No thyroid or parotid enlargement
10. Skin	Normal; no follicular hyperkeratosis
11. Nails	Normal; no koilonychia
12. Oedema	Absent
13. Rachitic changes	Absent
14. Other systems	No hepatomegaly; no neurological deficits
15. Anthropometry	Weight: 26 kg; Height: 128 cm
— MUAC	18.5 cm (Normal — >13.5 cm)
— Head Circumference	Not measured (>5 years)
— Chest circumference	Inspiration: 60 cm; Expiration: 57 cm
— Upper/Lower segment ratio	0.96 (Normal)

Interpretation: Radha is of normal nutritional status for age. Mild dental caries noted — fluoride toothpaste and dental hygiene counselling given. Pale conjunctiva warrants Hb estimation to rule out iron deficiency anaemia.

FOLLOW-UP CHART OF THE FAMILY

Date	Health condition of the family	Advice	Remarks	Signature
14/05/2026	Chandra: BP 148/92; Savitri: RBS 196 mg/dL; Sunita: Mild anaemia; Others well	(1) Regular antihypertensive, (2) Regular antidiabetic, (3) IFA for Sunita, (4) Stool examination for all children, (5) Tobacco cessation for Chandra and Ramesh, (6) Construct pucca toilet, (7) Eliminate stagnant water near cowshed	Family cooperative; willing to follow advice. Referral slip given to Chandra and Savitri for PHC follow-up.	[Student's Signature]
(Next visit scheduled)	28/05/2026	Check BP, RBS, Hb; verify medication compliance	—	—

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Section	What's filled
General Information	Joint family of 6, Goverdhan village, Mathura; income ₹14,000/month
Family Composition Table	All 6 members with age, sex, occupation, income, literacy, morbidity
Individual Schedules 1–6	Full details for each member including BP, urine, habits, FP method
Antenatal / Postnatal / Infant	Marked Not Applicable (no current pregnancy/infant); historical data for last delivery
Pre-school child	Marked N/A; nutritional assessment done for youngest child Radha (10 yrs)
Environment Health Schedule	Semi-pucca house; open garbage; stagnant water; insanitary latrine; hand pump
Diet Survey & Calorie Calc	10 food items; ACC < ECC → nutritional deficiency; recommendations given
Nutrition Assessment	Normal built child; mild dental caries; pale conjunctiva
Summary & Follow-up	Two chronic patients (HTN + DM); anaemia in wife; actionable recommendations

Key health issues highlighted (for viva/exam purposes):

Hypertension (elderly grandfather) — undertreated, tobacco use
Type 2 Diabetes (elderly grandmother) — uncontrolled RBS, glucosuria
Mild anaemia (wife/mother)
Poor sanitation, vector-breeding sites, no water disinfection
Caloric deficiency in family diet

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