Family Nursing Diagnosis

FAMILY NURSING DIAGNOSIS
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Mrs. Doris M. Mansueto

INTRODUCTION
This portion talks about family nursing diagnosis, what is this for, what involves or scope in
studying the family, tells about the background of the family. And how will family nursing
diagnosis enhance your learning.
CHAPTER I
INITIAL DATA BASE
A. Family Structure and Characteristics (1-2 pages)
B. Socio-Economic and Cultural Factors(1-2 pages)
Talks about what determines the condition of the people’s health and lives. Then
the socio economic status of the family
C. Environmental Factors (1-2 pages)
May divide the factors into positive and negative to easily diagnose the family
D. Health Assessment of Each Family ( Pages depends on the number of families should start
from the head of the family down to the youngest)
Family Member: Eureka Venus M. Mansueto
Date of Birth: December 31. 2011
Age: 8 years and 10/12 month old
Gender: Female
HISTORY
This pertains to the health history of the individual, past illnesses, maintenance (drugs)
GORDON’S 11 FUNCTIONAL HEALTH PATTERNS
DATA BASE: PHYSICAL EXAMINATION

(Head to toe Assessment)
Vital Signs
T
P
R
BP
AREA METHOD FINDINGS INTERPRETATION

Integumentary Inspection Skin color is tan. Normal – Presence of poor skin turgor is
Skin Palpation Has an equally normal during old age.
warm temperature
on both arms and According to the Family Resource
legs. Poor skin Center. Elderly individuals are at a
turgor. Absence of heightened risk for dehydration because
lesions and masses their bodies have a lower water content
on the surface of the than younger people. Because of visual
skin cognitive, or motor impairments, elderly
persons may have difficulty getting fluids
for themselves. They also may have only
a muted perception of thirst. Reference:
Nursing and Rehabilitation Centers.
Retrieved from: (October 28, 2014)
Http://nursinghome.org/fam/fam_018.html
E. Health Status of Each Family Member
CHAPTER II (another page/s)

FIRST LEVEL OF ASSESSMENT
This is the identification of the health wellness of the family. Place them according to
A. Health deficit, B. health threat, or C. foreseeable crisis
CHAPTER III (ANOTHER PAGE/S)

Second Level of Assessment
LIST OF PROBLEMS IDENTIFIED

SUBJECTIVE CUES AND DATA FAMILY NURSING PROBLEM
Family Mansueto usually eat meat and frozen Nutrition Imbalanced: More than body
foods, often they eat fruit and vegetables requirements related to unhealthy dietary
patterns as evidenced by obesity (state the
Imbalanced Nutrition (Health Threat) weight and height and BMI for client)
SELECTED NURSING DIAGNOSIS
ACTUAL
 Caregiver Role Strain
 Interrupted Family Processes
 Compromised Family Coping
 Ineffective Family Coping: Disabling
 Dysfunctionall Family Process:
Alcoholism
 Ineffective family health management
 Parental role conflict
 Impaired parenting
 Impaired social interaction
 Loneliness
 Spiritual distress
 Ineffective role performance
Risk Diagnosis
 Risk for caregiver role strain
 Risk for impaired
parent/infant/child/attachment
 Risk for impaired parenting
 Risk for compromised family coping
 Risk for dysfunctional family
processes
 Risk for impaired home maintenance
Health Promotion diagnosis
 Readiness for enhanced family coping
 Readiness for enhanced spiritual well-
being
 Reading for enhanced parenting
 Readiness for enhanced home
maintenance
 Readiness for enhanced family
processes
Collaborative Problems
 Risk for complication: Marital conflict
 RC: Child abuse
 RC: Spouse abuse
CHAPTER IV (another page/s)

SCALE FOR RANKING
A. Criteria
CRITERIA SCORE WEIGHT
1. Nature of the Problem
Health Deficit 3
Health Threat 2 1
Foreseeable Crisis 1
Kamo nay butang sa uban
B. Scoring (follow what has been discussed)
CHAPTER V (Start new page)

RANKING AND SCORING OF EACH HEALTH PROBLEM
List of Health Problems Ranked According to Priorities
Problem No. 1 (STATE THE PROBLEM)
CRITERIA SCORE JUSTIFICATION
1 WRITE ALL THE 2/3 X 1= 0.66 It is considered as a health
CRITERIA threat blah blah blah
2
3
4
CHAPTER VI (Start new page)

Family Nursing Care Plan
HEALTH FAMILY GOA OBJECTIV INTERVENTION PLAN EXPECTE
PROBLE NURSING L OF E OF CARE D
M PROBLE CAR Nursing Metho Resource OUTCOM
M E Interventio d of N- s require E
n P
Contac
t
CHAPTER VII(another page/s)

SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION
A. Summary
B. Conclusion
C. Recommendation
APPENDICES (Another page)

A. PICTURE GALLERY (WHERE YOU CAN PLACE ALL THE PHOTOS TAKEN
DURING THE STUDY. FROM ASSESSMENT, INTERVENTION AND EVALUATION.)
B. FAMILY SURVEY FORM
BIBLIOGRAPHY (ANOTHER PAGE)

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FAMILY NURSING DIAGNOSIS

Mrs. Doris M. Mansueto

GORDON’S 11 FUNCTIONAL HEALTH PATTERNS

DATA BASE: PHYSICAL EXAMINATION

AREA METHOD FINDINGS INTERPRETATION

E. Health Status of Each Family Member

CHAPTER II (another page/s)

CHAPTER III (ANOTHER PAGE/S)

LIST OF PROBLEMS IDENTIFIED

CHAPTER IV (another page/s)

B. Scoring (follow what has been discussed)

CHAPTER V (Start new page)

CHAPTER VI (Start new page)

CHAPTER VII(another page/s)

APPENDICES (Another page)

B. FAMILY SURVEY FORM

BIBLIOGRAPHY (ANOTHER PAGE)

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