This chapter presents the results, analysis, and interpretation of the data gathered from the
study conducted. This includes socio-demographic profile, diagnosed health problems and non-
diagnosed health problems, health practices and utilized by jeepney drivers. The resulting data
understanding. Implications are also presented to provide in-depth analysis of each resulting
data.
Profile of Respondents
The profile of the respondents was discussed in two parts: socio-demographic profile and
health information. In terms of socio-demographic profile it includes age, civil status, weight,
height, highest educational attainment, monthly income, number of family members, number of
hours working per day, number of years working as a driver, and number of years the vehicle in
operation. The health information comprises the diagnosed health problems which was already
seen by a medical doctor and non-diagnosed health problems which they commonly experienced.
weight, height, highest educational attainment, monthly income, number of family members,
number of hours working per day, number of years working as a driver, and number of years the
vehicle in operation.
Table 1
Socio-Demographic Profile of Respondents
N=59
Age
18-25 1 1.69 5
26-33 11 18.64 3
34-41 23 38.98 1
42-49 16 27.12 2
50-63 8 13.56 4
Total 59 100
Civil Status
Single 7 11.86 2
Married 51 86.44 1
Separated
Widow 1 1.69 3
Total 59 100
Educational Attainment
Elementary Undergraduate
Elementary Graduate 7 11.86 4
High school Undergraduate 5 8.47 5.5
High school Graduate 8 13.56 3
College Undergraduate 5 8.47 5.5
College Graduate 23 38.98 1
Vocational 11 18.64 2
Total 59 100
Monthly Family Income
31,001 or above 3 5.08 5.5
20,001-31,000 3 5.08 5.5
15,001-20,000 10 16.95 3
10,001-15,000 14 23.73 2
5,001-10,000 23 38.98 7
1,000-5,000 6 10.17 4
5,000 below 6
Total 59 100
Number of Family Members
2-3 13 22.03 3
4-5 26 44.07 1
6-7 16 27.12 2
8 or more 4 6.78 4
Total 59 100
No. of Hours Working per Day
8-10 29 49.15 2
11-13 26 44.07 1
14-16 4 6.78 3
Total 59 100
No. of Years Working as a Driver
3-8 19 32.20 2
9-14 9 15.25 3
15-20 20 33.90 1
21-26 5 8.47 4
27-32 2 3.39 6
33-38 3 5.08 5
39-44 1 1.69 7
Total 59 100
No. of Vehicle in Service
1-5 12 20.34 2
6-10 11 18.64 3.5
11-15 11 18.64 3.5
16-20 18 30.51 1
21-25 3 5.08 4
26-30 2 3.39 5.5
31-35 2 3.39 5.5
Total 59 100
BMI
<18.5
18.6-22.9
23.0-24.9
25.0-29.9
>30.0
Total 59 100
Table 2
Diagnosed Health Problems experienced by Jeepney Drivers
DARAGA-LEGAZPI ROUTE
HEALTH PROBLEMS
Freq Percent Rank
Cough 39 66.10 2
Poor Eyesight 16 27.12 12
Colds 40 67.80 1
Difficulty of Breathing 4 6.78 16
Eye Redness/irritations 17 28.81 11
Shortness of Breath 3 5.08 17
Headache 36 61.02 3
Loss of Hearing 2 3.39 18
Sore Throat 28 47.46 6
Chest Pain 3 5.08 17
High Blood Pressure 14 23.73 13
Edema 9 15.25 15
Joint Pain 29 49.15 5
Fever 35 59.32 4
Tremors 1 1.69 19
Numbness 35 59.32 4
Cuts, Bruises, Abrasions 2 3.39 18
Diarrhea 21 35.59 8
Scrapes 18 30.51 10
Constipation 9 15.25 15
Pain in the Skin 1 1.69 19
Stomach Ache 20 33.90 9
Skin Rashes 13 22.03 14
Toothache 24 40.68 7
Loss of Appetite 18 30.51 10
Difficulty of Swallowing 3 5.08 17
Back Pain 17 28.81 11
Nausea and Vomiting 1 1.69 19
Table 2
Health Practices utilized by Jeepney Drivers