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    This nursing care plan aims to improve the nutritional condition of a family's 1-year-old daughter diagnosed with malnourishment. Over six months of nursing intervention, the family will learn to access food supplements, plan balanced and affordable meals, and improve the quantity and quality of food served. The nurse will conduct home visits to educate the family on nutrition, food selection, budgeting, and food preparation through discussions, demonstrations, and resource materials.

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    This nursing care plan aims to improve the nutritional condition of a family's 1-year-old daughter diagnosed with malnourishment. Over six months of nursing intervention, the family will learn to access food supplements, plan balanced and affordable meals, and improve the quantity and quality of food served. The nurse will conduct home visits to educate the family on nutrition, food selection, budgeting, and food preparation through discussions, demonstrations, and resource materials.

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    Health Problem Family Nursing Problems Goal of Care Objectives of Care Interventions Measures Methos of Nurse-Family Contact Resources Required

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    This nursing care plan aims to improve the nutritional condition of a family's 1-year-old daughter diagnosed with malnourishment. Over six months of nursing intervention, the family will learn to access food supplements, plan balanced and affordable meals, and improve the quantity and quality of food served. The nurse will conduct home visits to educate the family on nutrition, food selection, budgeting, and food preparation through discussions, demonstrations, and resource materials.

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    HEALTH PROBLEM

    Malnourishment

    FAMILY NURSING PROBLEMS

    GOAL OF CARE
    After nursing intervention, the families nutritional condition, especially their 1 year old daughter is expected to improve after six months.

    OBJECTIVES OF CARE
    After nursing intervention, the family will: a. Be able to avail of food supplements provided by the health center and other related agencies to prevent malnourishment. b. To be able to plan and prepare balance meals for the family members within a specified budget or allowance. c. Be able to improve the quantity and quality of foods serve in the family members. d. Increase the over all status of the family members.

    INTERVENTIONS MEASURES
    1.Discuss: a. The implications of the signs and symptoms of malnourishment observed in the family members. b. The consequences of malnourishment. 2. Discuss with the family regarding food selection and management as well as the preparation and eating habits of the family. 3. Give some health teachings with focus on basic nutrition and proper handling of foods. 4. Teach or give suggestions to the family regarding better ways of budgeting family income.

    METHOS OF NURSEFAMILY CONTACT


    Home Visit

    RESOURCES REQUIRED
    Material resources: Flyer, example of food stuffs for demonstrating, preparation of low cost menus, supplies and equipment for cooking demonstration. Quality time and effort of the nurse and family members especially the mother. Expenses for teaching aids and transportation expense of the nurse

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    Inability to recognize the presence of malnourishment is a dependent family member due to lack of awareness. Inability to take proper action due to failure to comprehend the nature, magnitude, and scope of the problem. Inability to provide inadequate nursing care to the member of the family who suffers from malnourishment. a. Lack of knowledge regarding health conditions. b. Lack of awareness regarding the urgency or salience of the problem. c. Inadequate financial resources to sustain health and development.

    Malnourishment

    Family Nursing Care Plan of

    Submitted By: Dizon, Glenalyn B. DSPN II-A Submitted T0: Prof. Jerick Mendoza

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