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lAMlL CA3L L0AU PRL3LN1A1l0N
A. FAMILY STRUCTURE,
CHARACTERISTICS AND DYNAMICS
Members of rhe fam||,, oemograph|o oara, p|aoe of res|oenoe,
fam||, srruorure, lom|nanr fam||, members |n rerms of
oeo|s|on mak|ng ano genera| fam||, re|ar|onsh|p
LAU 0l 1L lAMlL: Mr. A Maroaida, 36 years old, Cargo man
AUURL33: Lone 5, 3ua, Camaligan, Camarines 3ur
lA1LR: Mr. A Maroaida, 36 years old, married
M01LR: Mrs. B Maroaida, 32 years old, married
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INITIAL DATA BASE
FOR FAMILY
NURSING PRACTICE
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MLM8LkS CI 1nL
nCUSLnCLD
CSI1ICN IN 1nL
IAMIL
SLk AGL nLAL1n S1A1US
Mr A laLher Male 36 years old PyperLenslve
Mrs 8 MoLher lemale 32 years old
Mast AA 1
sL
chlld Male 10 years old WlLh Cough and
Colds
Mast 88 2
nd
chlld Male 8 years old WlLh AsLhma
Mast 8A 3
rd
chlld Male 3 years old WlLh Cough and
Colds
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As shown in the above table, the family of Mr. A is
oomposed of 5 members, nuolear, and praotioes an
egalitarian authority. Both of them deoide for the family
espeoially in health oare matters.
0riginally, the house where they are residing is
owned by the father of Mr. A whioh makes their looation
patrilooal. Lventually, they inherited the house when
Mr. A's father died. 1he oompound where their house is
situated is also inhabited by their relatives, henoe, their
family has a olose relationship with their neighborhood.
Mr. A is the breadwinner of the family while Mrs. B
stays at home to take oare of their 3 ohildren.
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1he ohildren have a oloser relationship with the
mother sinoe their father is sometimes away from home
beoause of his job, 1he three ohildren are also olose to
eaoh other beoause they are studying in the same sohool,
they walk together in going to sohool and going baok
home from sohool. 1hey only have time to bond with their
father during 3undays that is why Mr. A, every 3unday,
oherishes his time wisely with his wife and ohildren
realizing that the ohildren are being muoh oloser to their
mother oompared to him. Mr. A also observed that his
wife is getting tired of taking oare of their ohildren and
waiting for his return eaoh night from work oonsequently,
being the breadwinner of the family he works harder and
perseveres in his job to provide for their family's needs.
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B. SOCIO- ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL
CHARACTERISTICS

1. INCOME AND EXPENSES

Mr. A is the breadwinner of the family. e works
as a oargo man, leaves the house at 6:00 in the
morning and returns home at 9:00 in the evening.
Mrs. B also helps in gaining extra inoome through hog
raising and selling its meat.
Approximately, their average monthly inoome is in the
range of P10, 000- P12, 000 with a daily inoome of
P200-P300.
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2-3. EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT AND
ETHNIC BACKGROUND AND RELIGIOUS
AFFILIATION
MLM8LkS CI 1nL
nCUSLnCLD
LDUCA1ICNAL
8ACkGkCUND
kLLIGICN L1nNIC 8ACkGkCUND
Mr A Plgh school level 8oman CaLhollc 8lkolano
Mrs 8 Plgh school graduaLe 8oman CaLhollc 8lkolano
Mast AA LlemenLary level 8oman CaLhollc 8lkolano
Mast 88 LlemenLary level 8oman CaLhollc 8lkolano
Mast 8A klnder 8oman CaLhollc 8lkolano
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. SIGNIFICANT OTHERS- ROLE(S) THEY
PLAY IN FAMILY'S LIFE
3ignifioant others suoh as the family's olose
relatives that reside at the same oompound, serves as
a support group to the family. 1hey provide oompany
to Mrs. B when Mr. A is at work and sometimes
watohes over the kids eaoh time Mrs. B is doing her
household ohores and going to market.
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. RELATIONSHIP OF THE FAMILY TO THE
LARGER COMMUNITY
Mr. A fails to sooialize with the other people in the
oommunity due to his tight sohedule at work. Mrs. B
being the housewife, remains in their oommunity and
has more time to sooialize with other people. 3he
interaots with other people whenever she is finished
with the household ohores and when she has already
fetohed her ohildren. 1he ohildren also sooialize with
the other ohildren at sohool and their neighborhood by
playing with them.
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C. ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
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1. HOUSING
Based on our ooular observation and interview,
they have a small living spaoe, the kitohen faoility is
outside the house and they are using oharooal as
souroe of fire for oooking. 1heir house is made up of
mixed materials, oonorete flooring and wooden walls,
and roof made up of ,ero. 1heir baokyard is quite
muddy and has an open drainage whioh is a potential
breeding site of veotors that oould lead to diseases
thereby posing health risks to their family their
manner of garbage disposal is through oompost pit
whioh is susoeptible for aooident hazards and
unsanitary environment.
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2. KIND OF NEIGHBORHOOD
1hey have a slightly oongested neighborhood
having their neighbors just a few steps away from their
house. No strife is present between them and their
neighbors and almost most of them are their family
relative that is why the family has a strong bond with
their neighborhood.
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3. SOCIAL AND HEALTH FACILITIES
AVAILABLE
1hey go to the Barangay ealth Center whenever
any of the family members get siok.
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4. COMMUNICATION AND
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES AVAILABLE
1he father uses pao,ak when he goes out to the
highway. 1he family travels by riding lub||o ur|||r,
1eepne,s, 1r|o,o|es, and pao,ak. 1he mother and
father have mobile phones whioh they use for
oommunioation.
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D. HEALTH STATUS OF EACH FAMILY
MEMBER
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1. MEDICAL AND NURSING HISTORY
INDICATING CURRENT OR PAST
SIGNIFICANT ILLNESSES OR BELIEFS AND
PRACTICES CONDUCIVE TO HEALTH AND
ILLNESS
Mr. A is hypertensive due to stress oaused by his
job. e does not take any medioations for his
hypertension, instead he prefers to use herbal plants
suoh as garlio.
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Mast. BB has asthma sinoe he was ten years old. 1he
ohild did not take any medioations for his asthma,
instead he drinks plenty of water and deep breathing
eaoh time he enoounters an attaok.
Mast. AB has minor lesions and bruises after falling on
their oompost pit while playing at their baokyard.
Mast. AA and Mast. AB has previous oough and oolds
during the typhoon signal 1uaning" beoause of the
heavy rain and oold olimate.
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E. VALUE PLACED ON PREVENTION OF
DISEASE
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1. IMMUNIZATION STATUS
NAMLS VACCINLS
8CG CV D1 nLA 8 MLASLLS
Mast AA
Mast 88
Mast 8A
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All of the children completed the immunization as claimed by the
mother.
. USE OF OTHER PREVENTIVE SERVICES
1he family goes to the health oenter for oheok-up
and follow-up oare and prefers to use herbal plants for
health oare management
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ASLOW'S HERARCHY OF NEEDS
(ORGNAL 5-STAGE ODEL)
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S1ANDAkD CkI1LkIA IAMIL'S AC1UAL S1A1US
1 nSICLCGIC NLLDS Mrs 8 sLaLed LhaL Lhelr famlly ls havlng
enough food Lo eaL whlch conslsLs malnly of
vegeLables and flsh 1hey have meaL for meal
Lwlce a week All of Lhe famlly members have
adequaLe sleep as verballzed by moLher
2 SAIL1 Mrs 8 verballzed LhaL MasL A8 ofLen slldes
whlle walklng Lowards Lhelr home Pe also had
mlnor leslons and brulses afLer falllng ln Lhe
composL plL locaLed aL Lhe back of Lhelr house
3 LCVL8LLCNGING 1here ls no confllcL regardlng Lhe relaLlonshlp
of each famlly member
4 LS1LLM Mrs 8 communlcaLes wlLh nelghbors and
verballzed LhaL she doesn'L feel shy especlally
when communlcaLlon ls a musL Mrs 8 verballzed
LhaL MasL AA Lhe eldesL geLs along very well
wlLh hls classmaLes aL school
S SLLIAC1UALI2A1ICN Mrs 8's verballzaLlon of Lhlngs such as Lhelr
fuLure plans for Lhelr chlldren Lhe renovaLlon of
Lhelr house and Lhelr bellef ln Cod show a
poslLlve ouLlook ln llfe Lhereby reflecLlng
readlness Lo meeL llfe's Lrlals
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II. FIRST AND SECOND LEVEL OF
ASSESSMENT AND PROBLEM
IDENTIFICATION
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CULS]DA1A IAMIL NUkSING kC8LLMS
urlng our home vlslL whlle surveylng Lhe area
we noLlced Lhe open composL plL behlnd Lhe
plggery LhaL ls prone for fall hazards
MoLher also verballzed LhaL behlnd Lhe plggery ls
where Lhey dump all Lhelr wasLe and garbage and
one of her sons almosL sllde lnLo Lhe plL and
acqulred wounds and brulses
A AccldenL hazard speclflcally fall hazards
nablllLy Lo make declslons wlLh respecL Lo
Laklng approprlaLe healLh acLlon due Lo
fallure Lo comprehend Lhe magnlLude of Lhe
problem
nablllLy Lo provlde a home envlronmenL
conduclve Lo healLh malnLenance and
personal developmenL due Lo lack of sklll ln
carrylng ouL measures Lo lmprove home
envlronmenL
urlng our ocular observaLlon lL has been noLed
LhaL Lhere ls an open dralnage near Lhelr waLer
source whlch has served as a breedlng or resLlng
slLe for vecLor agenLs
Some of Lhe chlldren have been noLed Lo ehave
mosqulLo blLes afLer playlng ouLslde Lhe backyard
Mrs 8 ls noL aware of Lhe healLh LhreaL posed
by such dralnage sysLem
8 oor home envlronmenLal condlLlon speclflcally
Lhe presence of breedlng or resLlng slLes of
vecLors of dlseases
nablllLy Lo recognlze Lhe presence of Lhe
condlLlon or problem due Lo lack of or
lnadequaLe knowledge
nablllLy Lo make declslons wlLh respecL Lo
Laklng approprlaLe healLh acLlon due Lo
fallure Lo comprehend Lhe magnlLude of Lhe
problem
nablllLy Lo provlde a home envlronmenL
conduclve Lo healLh malnLenance and
personal developmenL due Lo lnadequaLe
knowledge of prevenLlve measures
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Mr A has hypertens|on
As verba||zed by the mother "Mayo man s|yang
|n||nom na bu|ong nag ||nom |ang s|ya n|ng
herba|s"
1he mother a|so verba||zed " masyado naman
kayang busy sa trabaho s| agum kaya mayo na
s|ya m|nsan oras para as|kasuhon ang
a|tapresyon nya"
C nypertens|on as a hea|th def|c|t
Inab|||ty to make dec|s|ons w|th respect to
tak|ng appropr|ate hea|th act|on due to
fa||ure to comprehend the magn|tude of the
cond|t|on
Inab|||ty to prov|de adequate nurs|ng care to
the at r|sk member of the fam||y due to
member's preoccupat|on w|th own concerns
MasL A8 ls asLhmaLlc
MoLher has clalmed LhaL her son has been
coughlng and someLlmes has dlfflculLy of
breaLhlng Pe has no prescrlbed medlcaLlon
AsLhma as a healLh deflclL
nablllLy Lo make declslons wlLh respecL Lo
Laklng approprlaLe healLh acLlon due Lo
fallure Lo comprehend Lhe magnlLude of Lhe
condlLlon
nablllLy Lo provlde adequaLe nurslng care Lo
Lhe slck member of Lhe famlly due Lo lack of
knowledge of Lhe naLure and exLenL of
nurslng care needed
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Dur|ng our ocu|ar assessment we have not|ced
that they have a sma|| house wh|ch has
|nadequate space for the f|ve of them 1he|r
backyard |s |nadequate|y san|tary for the
ch||dren to p|ay around and |t |ncreases the r|sk
for d|sease transm|ss|on
Mother verba||zed that the|r pr|or|ty |s the
ch||dren's educat|on and the renovat|on of the
house can wa|t unt|| enough money has been
saved
oor home]env|ronmenta| cond|t|on]san|tat|on
spec|f|ca||y |nadequate ||v|ng space
Inab|||ty to recogn|ze the presence of the
cond|t|on or prob|em due to |ack of or
|nadequate know|edge
Inab|||ty to prov|de home env|ronment
conduc|ve to hea|th ma|ntenance and
persona| deve|opment due to |nadequate
fam||y resources spec|f|ca||y ||m|ted
f|nanc|a| resources
WlLh our observaLlon we noLlced LhaL Lhey have
an o pen dralnage sysLem whlch can lncrease
breedlng of vecLor agenLs
An lmproper dralnage sysLem can lead Lo rapld
Lransmlsslon of dlseases due Lo breedlng of
vecLor agenLs and provlde an unsanlLary
envlronmenL
oor home/ envlronmenLal condlLlon/sanlLaLlon
due Lo lmproper dralnage sysLem
nablllLy Lo make declslons wlLh respecL Lo
Laklng approprlaLe healLh acLlon due Lo low
sallence of Lhe problem/condlLlon
nablllLy Lo provlde a home envlronmenL
conduclve Lo healLh malnLenance and
personal developmenL due Lo
a) fallure Lo see beneflLs of lnvesLmenL ln home
envlronmenL lmprovemenL
b) Lack of knowledge of lmporLance of hyglene
and sanlLaLlon
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III. PRIORITY SETTING
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. ACCIDENT HAZARD SPECIFICALLY THE
COMPOST PIT BEHIND THE PIGGERY
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Cr|ter|a Computat|on Actua| Score Iust|f|cat|on
1 Nature of the
rob|em
2/3x1 2/3 L ls a healLh LhreaL LhaL
needs lmmedlaLe
aLLenLlon
2 Mod|f|ab|||ty of the
rob|em
2/2x2 2 1he problem ls easlly
modlflable because
resources are avallable
Lo easlly flx Lhe
problem
3 revent|ve otent|a| 3/3x1 1 Solvlng Lhe problem aL
once provldes a hlgh
prevenLlve poLenLlal for
accldenL hazards such
as falllng and slldlng ln
Lhe plL
4 Sa||ence of the
rob|em
2/2x1 1 1he famlly percelves
LhaL Lhe composL plL ls
a condlLlon or problem
needlng lmmedlaLe
aLLenLlon
1ota| Score 4 2]3
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. PRESENCE OF BREEDING OR RESTING
SITES OF VECTORS OF DISEASES
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Cr|ter|a Computat|on Actua| Score Iust|f|cat|on
1 Nature of the
rob|em
2/3x1 2/3 L ls a healLh LhreaL LhaL
requlres lmmedlaLe
acLlon
2 Mod|f|ab|||ty of the
rob|em
2/2x2 2 8esources are avallable
and lnLervenLlons are
feaslble
3 revent|ve otent|a| 3/3x1 1 Acqulrlng dlseases from
vecLors can be
prevenLed wlLh proper
sanlLaLlon
4 Sa||ence of the
rob|em
0/2x1 0 1he famlly does noL
recognlze Lhe exlsLence
of Lhe problem
1ota| Score 3 2]3
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. HYPERTENSION AS A HEALTH DEFICIT
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Cr|ter|a Computat|on Actua| Score Iust|f|cat|on
1 Nature of the
rob|em
3/3x1 1 L ls a healLh deflclL
LhaL demands
lmmedlaLe
managemenL Lo
prevenL unLoward
consequences
2 Mod|f|ab|||ty of the
rob|em
1/2x2 1 1he problem can be
parLlally modlflable
Lhrough proper healLh
Leachlng abouL Lhe
posslble consequences
of Lhe recurrlng
hyperLenslon
3 revent|ve otent|a| 2/3x1 2/3 1he problem can be
prevenLed Lhrough
frequenL monlLorlng
lmmedlaLe
managemenL and
knowledge abouL Lhe
posslble compllcaLlons
4 Sa||ence of the
rob|em
1/2x1 Z L ls noL felL as a
problem needlng
lmmedlaLe aLLenLlon
1ota| Score 3 1]6
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. ASTHMA AS A HEALTH DEFICIT
3
Cr|ter|a Computat|on Actua| Score Iust|f|cat|on
1 Nature of the
rob|em
3/3 x 1 1 L ls a healLh deflclL LhaL
needs lmmedlaLe
lnLervenLlon
2 Mod|f|ab|||ty of the
rob|em
1/2 x 2 1 1he famlly does noL
have adequaLe
resources for healLh
servlces
3 revent|ve otent|a| 2/3 x 1 2/3 1he severlLy of Lhe
problem can be
prevenLed Lhrough
proper medlcaLlon and
LreaLmenL reglmen
4 Sa||ence of the
rob|em
1/2 x 1 1/2 1he famlly recognlzes
Lhe exlsLence of Lhe
problem Powever Lhey
do noL percelve Lhe
problem as needlng
lmmedlaLe
lnLervenLlon
1ota| Score 3 1]6
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. POOR SANITATION DUE TO IMPROPER
DRAINAGE SYSTEM
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Cr|ter|a Computat|on Actua| Score Iust|f|cat|on
1 Nature of the
rob|em
2/3x1 2/3 L ls a healLh LhreaL
because lmproper
dralnage sysLem
promoLes an unsanlLary
envlronmenL
2 Mod|f|ab|||ty of the
rob|em
1/2x2 1 1he resources are noL
avallable Lo solve Lhe
problem
3 revent|ve otent|a| 3/3x1 1 Pavlng a proper
dralnage sysLem wlll
provlde a clean and
sanlLary envlronmenL
prevenL Lhe spread of
communlcable
dlseases and Lhe
breedlng slLe for
vecLors
4 Sa||ence of the
rob|em
1/2x1 1/2 L ls noL felL by Lhe
famlly as a problem
needlng lmmedlaLe
aLLenLlon
1ota| Score 3 1]6
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. POOR HOME CONDITION SPECIFICALLY
INADEQUATE LIVING SPACE
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Cr|ter|a Computat|on Actua| Score Iust|f|cat|on
1 Nature of the
rob|em
2/3x1 2/3 L ls a healLh LhreaL LhaL
does noL demand
lmmedlaLe
2 Mod|f|ab|||ty of the
rob|em
1/2x2 1 ncreaslng Lhe llvlng
space wlll requlre
lmmedlaLe flnanclal
expendlLure
3 revent|ve otent|a| 3/3x1 1 ncreaslng llvlng space
8educe posslblllLy of
Lransferrlng
communlcable dlsease
such as cough and cold
rovldes prlvacy for
each member of Lhe
famlly
rovlde blgger space Lo
allow adequaLe
movemenLs when
performlng [olnL
recreaLlonal lelsure and
play acLlvlLles
4 Sa||ence of the
rob|em
0/2x1 0 L ls noL felL by Lhe
famlly as a problem
1ota| Score 2 2]3
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IV. RANKING OF THE HEALTH
CONDITIONS AND PROBLEMS
ACCORDING TO PRIORITY
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nLAL1n kC8LLMS 1C1AL SCCkLS kANk
1 AccldenL hazard speclflcally
Lhe composL plL behlnd Lhe
plggery
4 2]3 1
2 resence of breedlng or
resLlng slLes of vecLors of
dlseases
3 2]3 2
3 PyperLenslon as a healLh
deflclL
3 1]6 3
4 AsLhma as a healLh deflclL 3 1]6 3
3 oor sanlLaLlon due Lo
lmproper dralnage sysLem
3 1]6 3
6 oor home condlLlon
speclflcally lnadequaLe llvlng
space
2 2]3 4
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V. EVALUATION PLAN
UB)ECTIVE CRITERIA FUR EVALUATIUN EVALUATIUN TUUL
Aftei houis of nuising inteivention,
the family will ieuuce the piesence of
vectois that can cause uiseases
The family will be able to:
O iuentify factois that contiibuteu
to the piesence of vectois
O Clean theii house anu maintain
a healthy enviionment
O 0se pieventive tools such as
"baygon" that pievents
incieasing numbei of vectois
Checklist
Aftei houis of nuising inteivention,
the family will be able to seek
appiopiiate health caie
The family will be able to:
O ueciue to seek the assistance of
an appiopiiate health peisonnel
O Select the appiopiiate health
facility oi health woikei
O Avail of appiopiiate health caie
on time
Checklist
Aftei houis of nuising inteivention,
the family will be able to geneiate an
enviionment conuucive to goou
health anu peisonal uevelopment
The family will be able to:
O Pioviue physical anu social
enviionment that piomotes the
membeis' health anu well being
O Iuentify factois that can
auveisely affect the membeis'
health anu well-being
O Nitigate the effects of non-
mouifiable factois
O Nouifyeliminatecontiol the
factois that auveisely impact on
the membeis' health anu well-
being
Checklist
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FALY NURSNG CARE PLAN
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FALY NURSNG CARE PLAN
ead of the lamily: Mr. A
lamily 3ize: 5
Address: Lone , 3ua, Camaligan
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PRORTY NO. 1
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IAMIL kC8LLMS GCAL CI CAkL C8ILC1IVLS CI
CAkL
IN1LkVLN1ICN
MLASUkLS
ML1nCD CI
IAMIL
NUkSING
CCN1AC1
kLSCUkCLS
kLUIkLD
LVALUA1ICN
LAN PLAL1P nu8SnC
AccldenL
hazards as
healLh LhreaL
1 nablllLy Lo
know Lhe
posslble harm
of accldenL
hazards due Lo
WnablllLy Lo
use Lhe
alLernaLlve
resources as
safeLy
measures
AfLer nurslng
lnLervenLlon
Lhe famlly wlll
be able Lo
WdemonsLraLe
Lhe necessary
safeLy
measures Lo
prevenL Lhe
accldenL
hazard and
knowledge
abouL Lhe
danger of Lhe
problem
AfLer 3 hours
of nurslng
lnLervenLlon
Lhe famlly wlll
W explaln Lhe
lmporLance of
prevenLlon of
accldenL
hazards
Wapply safeLy
measures Lo
prevenL Lhe
accldenL
WldenLlfy
probable
dangers of Lhe
accldenL
hazards whlch
may arlse from
Lhe problem
1 lscuss wlLh
Lhe famlly Lhe
lmporLance of
havlng a safe
envlronmenL
2 emonsLraLe
ways on how Lo
promoLe a safe
envlronmenL
3 denLlfy Lhe
posslble
compllcaLlons
LhaL may arlse
due Lo Lhe
presence of Lhe
problem
Pome vlslL
vlsual alds
WLapLop
WCarLollna
WManlla paper
WowerpolnL
presenLaLlon
1lme and efforL
of Lhe nurse
and famlly
Lxpenses for
Lhe
LransporLaLlon
of Lhe nurse
2 Inab|||ty
to recogn|ze
the presence
of poss|b|e
dangers due
to
|ack of
know|edge
as to nature
of the
prob|em and
extent of
a|ternat|ve
resources of
the
commun|ty
generate a
home
env|ronment
free from
acc|dent
hazards
4 Support
the fam||y |n
the|r p|an of
mod|fy|ng
the|r home
env|ronment

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PRORTY NO. 2
Iam||y rob|ems Goa| of Care Cb[ect|ves
of Care
Intervent|on
measures
Methods of
fam||y
nurs|ng
contact
kesources
kequ|red
Lva|uat|on
PLAL1P nu8SnC
resence of
breedlng or
resLlng slLes
of vecLors of
dlseases
nablllLy Lo
provlde a
home
conduclve Lo
healLh due
Lo
Wlack of
knowledge
of
lmporLance
of proper
hyglene and
sanlLaLlon
and
Wlack of skllls
ln carrylng
ouL
measures Lo
lmprove
home
envlronmenL
AfLer nurslng
lnLervenLlon
Lhe famlly
wlll be able
Lo provlde a
home
envlronmenL
conduclve Lo
healLh
AfLer 3 hours
of nurslng
lnLervenLlon
Lhe famlly
wlll
Wmlnlmlze
Lhe presence
of vecLors
LhaL can
cause
dlseases
WenumeraLe
and explaln
Lhe
lmporLance
of proper
hyglene and
sanlLaLlon
1 eclde
wlLh Lhe
famlly Lhe
mosL
sulLable way
Lo remove
Lhe presence
of vecLors
2 SupporL
Lhe famlly ln
Lhelr plan of
removlng
vecLors
3 lscuss
wlLh Lhe
famlly Lhe
lmporLance
of proper
hyglene and
sanlLaLlon
Pome vlslL
Cleanlng
maLerlals
W8roomsLlc
WusLpan
WCarbage
can
WShovel
vlsual alds
for healLh
Leachlng Lo
lmprove
hyglene and
sanlLaLlon
WLapLop
WCarLollna
WManlla
Waper
WowerpolnL
presenLaLlon
50
|dent|fy
probab|e
comp||cat|on
that may
ar|se from
the prob|em
and
deve|op
enumerate
and app|y
measures to
ma|nta|n a
c|ean
env|ronment

4 Lducate
the fam||y of
the poss|b|e
d|seases
that may
ar|se from
the prob|em
S Lxp|ore
w|th the
fam||y ways
of
|mp|ement|n
g san|tary
methods to
ma|nta|n a
c|ean
env|ronment

1|me and
effort of the
nurse and
fam||y
Lxpenses for
the
transportat|
on of the
nurse
51
PRORTY NO. 3
Iam||y rob|ems Goa| of Care Cb[ect|ves
of Care
Intervent|on
measures
Methods of
fam||y
nurs|ng
contact
kesources
kequ|red
Lva|uat|on
PealLh nurslng
PyperLenslon
as a healLh
deflclL
nablllLy Lo
make
declslons
wlLh respecL
Lo Laklng
approprlaLe
healLh acLlon
due Lo
Wfallure Lo
comprehend
Lhe naLure/
magnlLude
of Lhe
problem
Wlow sallence
of Lhe
problem/
CondlLlon
AfLer nurslng
lnLervenLlon
Lhe famlly
wlll be able
Lo make
declslons
wlLh respecL
Lo Laklng
approprlaLe
healLh
acLlon
AfLer 3 hours
of nurslng
lnLervenLlon
Lhe famlly
wlll
WldenLlfy
causes of
hyperLenslon
WenumeraLe
ways ln
whlch
hyperLenslon
can be
prevenLed
Wexplaln Lhe
dlsadvanLage
s of
hyperLenslon
WsLaLe
beneflLs of
early
LreaLmenL
1 lscuss
wlLh Lhe
famlly Lhe
naLure
cause slgns
and
sympLoms of
hyperLenslon
and Lhe
consequence
s lf proper
managemen
L ls noL done
2 Lxplaln
Lhe anaLomy
and
physlology of
Lhe
cardlovascul
ar sysLem
Pome vlslL vlsual alds
WLapLop
WCarLollna
WManlla
Waper
WowerpolnL
presenLaLlon
1lme and
efforL of Lhe
nurse and
famlly
Lxpenses for
Lhe
LransporLaLlo
n of Lhe
nurse
52
3 lscuss
slmple
aLhophyslol
ogy of
hyperLenslon

4 Lmphaslze
Lo Lhe famlly
Lhe
lmporLance
of
lmmedlaLe
lnLervenLlon
53