UCSP

• Kinship is the bond of blood which binds people together
• Marriage - kinship by marriage is an institution that admits men and women to family life
• Household - a household is a house with one or more occupants that occupy the house
• Kinship by blood descent and marriage - Unilineal, Matrilineal, Patrilineal, Bilateral
• Unilineal - refers to a single-line descent system
• Patrilineal - is a line of descent in which an individual's kin group is traced through male line
• Matrilineal - is a line of descent from a female ancestor in which the individuals in all intervening generations are mothers
• Bilateral is a system of family lineage in which the relatives on the mother's side and father's side are equally important
• Monogamy - is a marriage with only having one mate
• Polygamy - is a marriage with a practice of marrying multiple spouse
• Post Marital Residency Rules specify where a person resides after marriage
• Politics of Kinship - Political Dynasty, Political Alliance
• Political Dynasty - refers to a family that is involved with the politics
• Political Alliance - is a countries or political groups that united and is working together to achieve an aim
• Amok - a murderous behavior of a mentally unstable person
• Mali-mali - a condition where an individual has a difficulty in forming a speech to communicate with others
• Bangungot - an entity attacks an individual during their sleep and suffocates them by invading their dreams
• Lanti - caused by direct or indirect experience of fear/fright. Person with this disease commonly experience fever, boils and habas
• Taijin Kyofusho - intense fear that one's body parts or functions displease, embarass or are offensive to others
• Orasyon or Bulong (Mystical Prayers)
• Himulso (Pulse Checking)
• Pagtatawas - ritual using candle wax dropped in a basin of water
• Pasubay - determining the cause of illness and the possible treatment
• Pangalap (Medical Plants)
• Tayhop (Gentle Blowing)
• Tutho (Saliva Blowing)
• Hilot (Massage)
• Pangontra o Kontra-usog - carrying an amulet to prevent diseases
• Anting-anting (Lucky Charm)
• Barang (Sorcery)
• Albularyo (Faith Healer)
• Health as Human Right - Availability, Accessibility, Acceptability, Quality
• Availability - enough functioning public health and individual health care facilities
• Accessibility - service should be accessible to everyone
• Acceptability - Facilities should be respectful to medical ethics and the culture of individuals and communities
• Quality - facilities must have good quality Requires the provision of necessary medicines and equipments
• Education - originates from the Latin word "educare" which translates to bring up


  Is the process of procuring knowledge, skills and abilities
• Types of Education - Formal, Informal
• Formal - specifies chronologically structured learning provided by education institutions
• The structure of the countries education system - Elementary Education, Secondary Education and Tertiary Education