The Abayon family, comprising extended family members including grandparents,

parents, and children, share a close bond in their home. Mr. Abayon serves as a forest
ranger, while Mrs. Abayon works at DENR. With two children aged 7 and 5, the parents
share parenting duties while the grandparents assist with childcare during their work
hours. Despite busy schedules, they prioritize family time with regular outings and
outdoor activities. Their eldest child loves soccer, and both parents actively engage in
supporting their children's extracurricular pursuits.

The Abayon family, a Filipino household in a middle-class neighborhood, has stable jobs
and a moderate income, enough to cover basic needs such as housing, food, and
education. Both parents have stable jobs, providing a sense of security for the family.
The family values health more than anything, so they make sure to have adequate
funds for medical emergencies and expenses. The Abayon family places a strong
emphasis on family unity, respect for elders, and the importance of extended family
connections.

The Abayon family resides in a modest but comfortable home made of a combination of
wood and cement with a small backyard, surrounded by plants and flowers. The house
consists of one room for the parents and children, another room for the grandparents, a
small kitchen and dining area, a toilet and bath, and a living area. They live in a safe
and family-friendly environment, dotted with green spaces and walking trails,
encouraging outdoor exercise and promoting a healthy lifestyle for the entire family.

The Abayon family values health more than anything. They make sure to have check-
ups every time a member does not feel well. The father occasionally drinks alcohol and
sometimes experiences hypertension. The mother reports to be generally well. The
children often experience coughs and colds due to changes in the weather. Their eldest
son has allergic rhinitis and has a prescribed medication that he takes during allergies.
The grandparents sometimes experience mild hypertension but do not take any
maintenance medication.

The Abayon family values taking proactive steps to maintain their health and prevent
illnesses before they occur. They prioritize educating themselves and their children
about healthy lifestyle choices, including nutrition, exercise, and proper hygiene
practices. They engage in regular physical activity as a family, whether it's going for
walks, bike rides, or playing sports together. They schedule routine check-ups and
screenings, including vaccinations, dental cleanings, and annual physical exams.
HEALTH THREATH:
Poor home condition
Although the Abayon family lives in a comfortable home, their living space is
inadequate for a growing family. Noise pollution is prominent in their home due to their
neighbors and the kids playing. Unsanitary waste disposal is also observed in their
home.

HEALTH DEFICIT
Hypertension management
Mr. Abayon is experiencing symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, and fatigue.
Lifestyle factors such as alcohol consumption are additional risk factors that contribute
to Mr. Abayon's hypertension. He experiences high levels of stress due to work and
family responsibilities.

FORESEEABLE CRISIS
Hospitalization of a family member
The Abayon family's foreseeable crisis is the hospitalization of a family member
as their children experience recurrent coughs and colds due to the changing weather.
Mr. Abayon has been diagnosed with Hypertension, and their eldest child has allergic
rhinitis, which may exacerbate and cause hospitalization.

LEVEL 2 ASSESSMENT
Inability to provide a home environment conducive to health maintenance and personal
development due to:
a. Lack of or inadequate knowledge of importance of hygiene and sanitation
b. Lack of skills and time in carrying out measures to improve home environment

Inability to recognize the presence of the condition or problem due to failure to

comprehend the nature/magnitude of the problem
Inability to make decisions with respect to taking appropriate health action due to
inability to decide which action to take from among a list of alternatives
 Health Family Nursing Goal/Objectives Interventio Methods of Resource
Problem Problem of care n measures nurse- s used
family
contact
Poor home Inability to provide a The family will be Emphasize to Establishing Visual aid
condition home environment able to: the family the rapport
conducive to health a.) determine the importance of through
maintenance and importance of solving the home visits
personal proper hygiene and problem and
development due to: sanitation on
a. Lack of or b.) allocate time for maintaining Health
inadequate activities to the teaching
knowledge of improve home environment regarding
importance of condition clean. proper waste
hygiene and disposal
sanitation
b. Lack of skills
and time in
carrying out
measures to
improve home
environment

Hypertension Inability to recognize The patient will be Discuss the Establishing BP

management the presence of the able to: nature signs rapport apparatus
condition or problem a.) make necessary and through
due to failure to measures to symptoms home visits
comprehend the properly manage, and
nature/magnitude of control and lesser complication
the risk factors of that may
the problem
hypertension arise due to Health
b.) Educate her hypertension. teaching
family measures regarding
about the Discuss with hypertension
importance of the client the
regular check-up. risk factors of
c.) Explain hypertension
importance of such as
proper diet or food family history,
intake. age, and salt/
fats intake for
the
awareness of
the patient.

Promote
healthy
lifestyle
Hospitalization Inability to make The family will be Assess the Establish Visual aid
of a family decisions with able to: client’s rapport
member respect to taking a.) recognize the individual through
appropriate health possibility of perceptions home visits
action due to inability hospitalization of a of their health
to decide which members as a problem.