Gorres Family FAMILY CARE PLAN By: Carl Parantar

CUES
HEALTH
PROBLEM
FAMILY
NURSING
PROBLEM
GOAL OF
CARE
OBJECTIVES
OF CARE
INTERVENTIONS PLAN
Nursing
Interventions
Method of
Nurse-Family
Contact
Resources
Required
EVALUATION
Subjective:
dha rah sa ,likod
amu balay gae
labay nku ang
basura namu, as
verbalized by wife

Objective:
- Absence of
waste
segregation
facilities.
- Dumped up
biodegradabl
e and non-
biodegradabl
e garbage.
- Presence of
disease-
carrier flies/
mosquitoes
around the
area of
disposal.
Improper
Garbage
Disposal as
a health
threat
Inability to provide
a healthy
environment
conducive to
familys growth
and development
due to:
- Inadequate
knowledge about
garbage
segregation
- Inadequate
knowledge about
promoting healthy
environment.
- Lack of
knowledge on
preventive
measures of
disease
occurrence.
At the end of
the
community
exposure, the
family will be
applying
methods of
proper waste
disposal &
practice
garbage
segregation.
At the end of the
nursing
intervention, the
family will be
able to:
a) Separate
garbage
accordingly.
b) Have a proper
area for their
garbage.
c) Enhance their
awareness on
having a clean
and healthy
environment.
A. Provide the
family with the
information
about how to
separate
biodegradable
from non-
biodegradable.
B. Encourage
family to recycle
materials if
possible.
C. Teach family
how to properly
dump their
garbage when
they still have no
area for proper
disposal.
D. Make the family
aware of the
risks and effects
of not keeping
environment
sanitary.
Home visitation Material
resources such
as sack and
shovel.

Human
resources: time
and effort for
nurse-client
interaction.

Expenses for
transportation of
the student
nurses and family
in going to the
area.
At the end of the
nursing
intervention, the
family was able to
know how to
separate garbage
and have a
proper area for
garbage disposal.
Moreover, they
have enhanced
their awareness
on having a clean
and healthy
environment.




Cues/
Supporting
Data
Health
Conditions
or
Problems
(First Level
Assessme
nt)
Family Nursing
Problems
(Second Level
Assessment)
Goal of
Care
(General
Objective)
Objectives of
Care (Specific
Objective)
Intervention Plan Evaluation Plan
Nursing
Interventions
Method
of Nurse-
Family
Contact
Resources
Needed
Outcome
Criteria/Indicat
ors, Standards
Methods/Tools

Subjective:
Gamay ra
ang kita sa
akong bana
kada adlaw,
as verbalized
by Mrs.
Gorres

Objective:
Earnings:
Php5,000/mo.

Low family
income as a
foreseeable
crisis

Inability to make
decisions with
respect to taking
appropriate health
action and inability
to decide which
action to take from
among a list of
alternatives.

The
families will
find
enough
resources
that could
sustain
family
health
needs.

Identify ways to
utilize family
income wisely
and earn money
from health
civilization.


1. Encourage the
family to find
additional ways to
earn money.

2. Encourage
family to prioritize
needs.

3. Encourage the
family to minimize
unnecessary
spending.


Home visit Human
resources:
time and
effort for
nurse-client
interaction.

Expenses for
transportation
of the student
nurses and
family in
going to the
area.
1. The family
was
encouraged to
find additional
ways to earn
money.

2. The family
was
encouraged to
prioritize needs.

3. The family
was
encouraged to
minimize
unnecessary
spending.

-Oral report in
response to
checking
questions asked
to determine level
of understanding
regarding the
topic discussed.





Nursing Care Plan FATHER: Mr. Gorres
Cues Nursing
Diagnosis
Objectives Nursing Interventions Rationale Evaluation
S:

O: BP: 140/90
mmHg


Decreased cardiac
output related to
hypertension
At the end of 30
mins. of nursing
care, the client
will display
hemodynamic
stability (BP from
140/90 to 120/80)

Independent:
1. Keep client on bed and in
position of comfort

2. Decrease stimuli; provide
quiet environment by
reducing noise such as
tv/radio volume

3. Encourage deep breathing
exercise





4. Encourage changing
positions slowly


5. Give information about
positive signs of
improvement

Decreases oxygen
consumption


To promote
adequate rest




Deep breathing
facilitates maximum
expansion of the
lungs/smaller
airways.

To reduce risk for
orthostatic
hypotension

To provide
encouragement



After 30mins. of
nursing care, the
patient was able to
verbalize
understanding on
health teachings
given, and display
hemodynamic
stability (BP from
140/90 to (120/80)