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CHN Week 5 Rle
CHN Week 5 Rle
CHN Week 5 Rle
I. CHARACTERS:
A. What is the type of family structures?
_______ Nuclear _______ Patriarchal ___X__ Single Parent
______ Extended _______ Matriarchal
B. Who makes decision regarding health care? __________Mother________
C. What is the present family relationship?
_________________ with conflicts between members
_______X__________ without conflicts between family members
D. Activities of daily living:
1. Sleeping pattern:
Retiring/getting up hours ______10pm/8am_______
Nap during the day __________3pm________
Do members sleep together ______No_____
2. Eating pattern
How many meals each day? ____5______
Who appears overweight? _______None____
Who appears underweight? ______None_____
3. Leisure time activities
How does each member spend leisure hours? _Normally spend time watching movies
individually
Is it appropriate for the sex and age group? ____YES_______________________
What is the effect to the family? __It works well with our setup___
Any joint activity for leisure? _We normally spend time eating home cooked meals together
Myrna G. Bagang 65 ●
Rhodel G. Bagang 47 ●
Jessiemyr G. Bagang 36 ●
CRITERIA WEIGHT
1. Nature of the problem
Health Threat 2
Foreseeable Crisis 1
Partially Modifiable 1
Not Modifiable 0
3. Preventive potential
Scale: High 3 1
Moderate 2
Low 1
4. Salience
Scoring
1. Decide on score for each criteria
2. Drive the score by the highest possible score and multiply by weight
Score X Weight
Highest Score
3. Sum up the scores for all criteria. The highest score is 5, equivalent to the total weight
PROBLEM: Rampant presence of mosquitoes in the community as a potential health threat
1. Nature of the Problem Computation: Justification:
Result: 1
3. Preventive Potential Computation: Justification:
Result: 0.33
4. Salience Computation: Justification:
Result: 0.5
Nature of the Problem: 0.66
TOTAL Modifiability of the Problem: 1
Preventive Potential: 0.33
Salience: 0.5
Result: 2.5
PROBLEM: Hypertension as health deficit
1. Nature of the Problem Computation: Justification:
High Score: 3 It is a health deficit that requires
Actual Score: 3 immediate attention and adequate
Weight: 1 management.
Score x Weight = 3x 1
Highest Score = 3
Result: 1
2. Modifiability of the Problem Computation: Justification:
Partially modifiable. There are
High Score: 2 self-management behaviors,
Actual Score: 1 including medication adherence,
Weight: 2 self-blood pressure monitoring and
lifestyle modifications involving diet
Score x Weight = 1 x 2 and exercise.
Highest Score = 2
Result: 1
3. Preventive Potential Computation: Justification:
Hypertension is frequently
High Score: 3 managed through eating properly,
Actual Score: 2 maintaining a healthy weight, and
Weight: 1 exercising regularly.
Score x Weight = 2 x 1
Highest Score = 3
Result: 0.67
4. Salience Computation: Justification:
The family views hypertension as a
High Score:2 serious problem and it needs
Actual Score: 2 immediate action.
Weight: 1
Score x Weight = 2x 1
Highest Score = 2
Result: 1
Nature of the Problem: 1
TOTAL Modifiability of the Problem: 1
Preventive Potential: 0.67
Salience: 1
Result: 3.67
PROBLEM: Diabetes as health deficit
1. Nature of the Problem Computation: Justification:
Score x Weight = 3x 1
Highest Score = 3
Result: 1
2. Modifiability of the Problem Computation: Justification:
Diabetes cannot be cured but it
High Score: 2 can be reversed through diet
Actual Score: 0 changes and weight loss.
Weight: 2 Interventions are not feasible.
Score x Weight = 0x 2
Highest Score = 2
Result: 0
3. Preventive Potential Computation: Justification:
This health deficit can be
High Score: 3 prevented and minimized if
Actual Score: 3 interventions are done properly.
Weight: 1 This chronic disease can be
inherited but environmental factors
Score x Weight = 3x 1 play a role.
Highest Score = 3
Result: 1
4. Salience Computation: Justification:
The family recognize diabetes as a
High Score:2 serious problem and it needs
Actual Score: 2 immediate action.
Weight: 1
Score x Weight = 2x 1
Highest Score = 2
Result: 1
Nature of the Problem: 1
TOTAL Modifiability of the Problem: 0
Preventive Potential:1
Salience: 1
Result: 3
INITIAL DATA BASE (2)
FAMILY SERVICE AND PROGRESS RECORD
HIGHEST REMAR
RELATI MARIT
S EDUC KsS/
ON TO AL
FAMILY MEMBER E BIRTHDATE COMPLE OCCUPATION DATE
THE STATU
X TED ENTER
HEAD S
ED
1 Myrna G. Bagang Mother F Septe 195 Married High None None 3/14/22
mber 5 School
Graduate
2 Jessie Rey G. Son M April 199 Single College None None 3/14/22
Bagang 9 Graduate
4. Waste Disposal
a. Refuse and Garbage
Container: ( X ) Covered ( ) Open
Method of disposal:
( ) Hog feeding ( X ) Composting
( ) Open dumping ( ) Open burning
( ) Burial in pit ( ) Others, specify:
_________________________
b. Toilet
Type: ( ) None ( ) Pail system
( ) Overhung latrine ( ) Antipolo
( ) Open pit privy ( ) Water sealed latrine
( ) Closed pit privy ( X ) Flush type
( ) Bored-hole latrine
( ) Others, specify: ______________________
Distance from house: _____INSIDE THE HOUSE_______________
Sanitary condition: ________GOOD________________________
5. Domestic Animals:
HEALTH DATE
NURSING SUPPORTING DATA
CONDITIONS AND IDENTIFIE RESOLVED
PROBLEMS CUES
PROBLEMS D
HEALTH EVALUATION
CONDITIONS AND
OBJECTIVE OF PLAN OF OUTCOME
PROBLEMS AND METHOD /
NURSING CARE INTERVENTION CRITERIA/
FAMILY NURSING TOOLS
PROBLEMS INDICATORS
Hypertension 3.67 1
Diabetes 3 3
FNCP
PROBLEM: Hypertension as health deficit
-Discuss -Exercise
the balances
importanc glucose
e of levels by
balance facilitating
exercise uptake of
with food glucose into
intake. cells. The
patient needs
to understand
the
relationship
of exercise,
food intake,
and blood
glucose
levels.
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