BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL ACTIVITY 1

Bangloy, Marianne Joy

Baniqued, Christa
Barateta, Fatima Mae

Patient-centered Family Focused Community Oriented

Data  40y/o F Assessment Tools: As described in the

 Right flank pain patient’s living
 Hematuria 1. Family Genogram environment, her
 Dysuria  2. Family map family lives in the
 UTZ: 3cm obstructing 3. Family APGAR slums and is in low
urolith R renal pelvis 4.  Family circle socioeconomic
 Diagnosed with Cervical 5 Family SCREEM status, thus, health-
Cancer stage 1 6. Family Lifeline seeking behavior is of
little to no concern,
 Smoker
and options to health
 Low fiber diet
care services are
 High salt diet limited.
 Heavy alcohol drinker
 Drinks soft drinks In addition, poor
regularly choices and access
 Refused chemotherapy to healthy foods are
and drinks kings herbal of concern due to
tea and visits manghihilot their living status and
for therapy due to the community
behavior.

Analysis/  Cervical cancer stage 1 Family structure: Poor health

Diagnosis/  Obstructive  Stepfamily prioritization of the
Conclusion/ Urolithiasis/nephrolithiasis government tends to
Assumption Problems encountered: highly affect the
 KK does not cook, people on low socio-
they depend on economic status.
carinderia meals Thus, poor
which is salty and compliance and
unhealthy more complications
 KK was recently arise.  
diagnosed to have
stage 2 cervical
cancer
 Both KK and KC are
alcoholic
 KK was unfaithful to
KC
  KC would sleep
around to get back on
KK for being unfaithful
and he would take
 drugs
 Due to KK and KC’s
vices, they fall short
on paying their bills 
 KK sometimes misses
her ex-partner.
 KC is closer to JK
than to his stepchild
IK
 KK is not in touch with
her family

Current stage in the family

life cycle that the patient
family belongs to:
 Family with young
adolescents/young
children

What possible issues can

they encounter?
 The family can
acquire various
diseases with their
high salt, high fat,
high sugar diet.
 If KK’s condition might
worsen and would
burden their family
financially and
emotionally
 Due to the
uncontrolled vices of
KK and KC, their
children in the future
might do the same
which KK and KC
might split up the
family if they continue
being unfaithful to
each other
 Unpaid dues and
unpaid debt may pile
up to the point that
they cannot pay their
rent which can cause
them to be homeless
 Since there is a
strong family history
 of cancer in KK’s
family, her children
can be at risk of
acquiring cancer as
well.

Management/  Pelvic Exam & CT scan to  Health education on PhilHealth helps in

Intervention recheck current stage of eating a balanced covering for the
cancer diet, and cancer expenses for
 If still stage 1-2 RHBSO + surveillance and chemoradiation for
BLND (if <4cm) and prevention patients with cervical
chemoradiation  Health education on cancer.
 Urinalysis to check for the consequences of
presence of concurrent high risk behaviors
UTI such as smoking, Government
 Treat nephrolithiasis with alcoholic beverage hospitals  are of
ESWL since stone is drinking, illicit drug great help for
large and very use and having accessible and
symptomatic multiple sex partners affordable healthcare.
 Percutaneous  Psychological
nephrolithotomy may be counseling for their
done if ESWL is children who might be Church support
unsuccessful traumatized by the groups can be of
current situation and help to the patient by
Lifestyle modifications: the behavior of their providing access to
 Stop smoking parents charity. 
 Reduce/stope alcohol
intake Family wellness plan
 Low sodium diet Catharsis-education-action
 Drink lots of water (CEA):
 Reduce soft-drink intake  To involve the family
in the current situation
 Eat vegetables
of KK
 To involve every
member of the family
in supporting KK’s
fight against cancer.