HOUSE HOLD SURVEYS

Tasks:

1- Age distribution of all survey families Age distribution:

Sr. No. Age Group Tally Frequency

1. 0-10 26
2. 11-20 2
3. 21-30 12
4. 31-40 10
5. 41-50 1
6. 51-60 2
7. 61-70 1
8. 71-80 1
9. 81-90 1

2- Calculate mean ,medium, range and standard deviation of ages of all

surveyed families Data in ascending order.(age in Year)
0.25, 0.5, 1,1,1, 2,2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 3,4,5,5,5,5,6,6,7,7,7,8,8,10,12,18,26,26,
28,28,28,29,30,30,30,30,32,32,33,35,35,35,35,38,40,40,46,54,60,67,75,89

Mean
∑ x 1169.75
n
=
56
= 20.89

Median
18+26 44
2
= 2 = 22

Range

Maximum Minimum = 89-0.25

= 88.75
Standard Deviation

Sr. No. X X́ X-X ∑ (X- X́ )2

1. 0.25 20.89 -20.64 426.01

2. 0.5 20.89 -20-89 436.39

3. 1 20.89 -19.89 395.61

4. 1 20.89 -19.89 395.61 x 1136.33

5. 1 20.89 -19.89 395.61

6. 2 20.89 -18.89 356.83

7. 2 20.89 -18.89 356.83 x 1427.32

8. 2 20.89 -18.89 356.83

9. 2 20.89 -18.89 356.83

10. 3 20.89 -17.89 320.05

11. 3 20.89 -17.89 320.05 x 1280.2

12. 3 20.89 -17.89 320.05

13. 3 20.89 -17.89 285.27

14. 4 20.89 -16.89 252.49

15. 5 20.89 -15.89 252.49 x 1009.96

16. 5 20.89 -15.89 252.49

17. 5 20.89 -15.89 221.71

18. 5 20.89 -15.89 221.71 x 443.42

19. 6 20.89 -14.89 192.93

20. 6 20.89 -14.89 192.93

21. 7 20.89 -13-.89 192.93 x 578.79

22. 7 20.89 -13.89 192.93

23. 7 20.89 -13.89 166.21

24. 8 20.89 -12.89 166.21

25. 8 20.89 -12.89 118.59

26. 10 20.89 -10.89 79.03

27. 12 20.89 -8.89 8.35

28. 18 20.89 -2.89 26.11 x 7833

29. 26 20.89 5.11

30. 26 20.89 5.11 26.11

31. 26 20.89 5.11 26.11

32. 28 20.89 7.11 50.55

33. 28 20.89 7.11 50.55

34. 28 20.89 7.11 50.55

35. 29 20.89 8.11 65.77

36. 30 20.89 9.11 82.99

37. 30 20.89

38. 30 20.89

39. 30 20.89

40. 30 20.89

41.

42.

43.

44.

45.
3- Prepare pie diagram showing age distribution of all surveyed families.

Age Distribution

Pie Chart

Groups Frequency Angle

0-20 28 180o
21-40 22 141.4o
41-60 3 19.3o
61-80 2 12.9o
81-100 1 6.4o

Frequency
Angle of pie chart = Total
x 360o

4- Draw bar diagram showing gender distribution of all surveyed families

Males 29

Females 27

Gender Distribution

5- Calculate dependency ratio of

1) Each family
2) All surveyed families
Dependency ratio of each family

Formula:

Population under 15 + population over 65 x 100

Population between 16-64

Family A = 3+0/2 x100 = 150 %

Family B = 3+0/2 x100 = 150 %

Family C = 3+0/2 x100 = 150 %

Family D = 3+1/3 x100 = 133.3 %

Family E = 2+0/2 x100 = 100 %

Family F = 3+0/2 x100 = 150 %

Family G = 1+0/6 x100 = 16.67 %

Family H = 1+1/3 x100 = 66.67 %

Family I = 5+0/2 x100 = 250 %

Family J = 3+1/2 x100 = 200 %

30
Total dependence2 26
x 100 = 115.23%

Of all families

Interpretation:

Dependency ratio in family I & J are high & its low in G Total dependency ratio
is 115.23%. There are more dependent people than economically active people
in this population increase in dependency ratio can slow economic growths.

6- Calculate utilization rate of contraceptive by surveyed families

Utilization rate for contraception.

No. of women who used contraception x 100 women of reproductive age group
8
= 10 x 100 = 80%
7- Calculate complete immunization rate of children under 1 year of age
immunization status no. of children under 1 year

Complete 12

Incomplete 4

Total 16
No . of children completely immunized
x 100
Total no . of children<1 year of age

12
¿ x 100=75 %
16

Rate of children incompletely immunized

No . of incompletely immunized children
x 100
Total no . of children<1 year of age

3
¿ x 100=20 %
15

8-Calculate overall infant mortality rate and maternal mortality rate of all
surveyed families

INFANT MORTALITY RATE:

Total No. of death of infant < 1 year of age in an area x 1000

Total No. of live births during same year & area

2
¿ x 10 0 0=0.000331 %
6047735

MATERNAL MORTALITY RATE:

Total No. of female death due to complication of pregnancy child birth with 42
days of delivery from Perpetual causes in an area in year x 1000

Total No. of live births in same area & year

1
¿ x 1000=0.000 165 %
6047735

9- Show in tabulated form relationship between education and type of

health facility used.
 Education Status TYPE OF SERVICE
Famil
Illiterat Literat Publi Hakee Faith
y No. Private GP Homeo Self Other
e e c m Healer
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

Interpretation:

Survey was done in multiple household from urban areas.

Most of the people are well educated about healthcare facilities along
with availing of health facility from public hospitals and private doctors, people
also use other services like Homeo, Hakim and also believe in self-medication.
10- Frequency of diseases (communicable) incommunicable in relation to
various factors.
Education Socioeconomic Water
Sr No. Disease Housing Sanitation
Status Status Supply
Respiratory
1 Illiterate Middle Class Pakka Motor Good
distress
2 Hypertension Illiterate Middle Class Pakka Motor Satisfactory
3 Hypertension literate Upper Class Pakka Motor Good
Hypertension
4 literate Middle Class Pakka Motor Satisfactory
Diabetes
Heart
5 literate Upper Class Pakka Motor Good
Disease
6 Obesity Illiterate Lower Class Pakka Motor Satisfactory
Peptic Ulcer
7 literate Middle Class Pakka Motor Satisfactory
Disease
Health Valve
8 literate Middle Class Pakka Motor Good
Stenosis
Chicken Pox
9 literate Middle Class Pakka Motor Good
Diabetes
Malaria
10 literate Middle Class Pakka Motor Good
Diabetes

Interpretation:

Majority of people belong to middle class and lives in Pakka houses.

People use tap and filtered water for drinking. Sanitary system is satisfactory.
Education should be given regarding importance for better drinking and
sanitary. Initiative need to be taken by government for control of chronic
disease and to create mass awareness among people of preventable diseases.