Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Pasig

Alcalde Jose st., Kapasigan, Pasig City

College of Nursing

FAMILY DIAGNOSIS OF FAMILY V, BARANGAY ILUGIN

A Case Study Presented to the Faculty of the College of Nursing,

Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Pasig
In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements
for Community Health Nursing 104 B

GROUP 4:
Guimbal, Nichole Ann
Murillo, Dominic Luis
Nacilla, Jose bryan
Ramos, Mikaela
Regaspi, Mary Joy
Vallido, Allysa Anne
Violago, Kreyssa Dace

CLINICAL INSTRUCTORS:
Maria Concepcion Paz
Laarne Dumag
Charina Salonga
Elena Mabini
Dean Michelle Flores
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

INITIAL DATA BASE FOR FAMILY ASSESSMENT

I. INTRODUCTION
II. ACTUAL FAMILY HEALTH ASSESSMENT
III. INITIAL DATA BASE FOR FAMILY ASSESSMENT
A.Family Structure, Characteristic, and Dynamic
B.Socio-Economic and Cultural Characteristics
C.Home and Environment
D.Health Status of Each Member
E.Value, Habits. Practices on Health Promotion, Maintenance, and Disease
Prevention
IV. PRIORITIZATION
A. Prioritization Scoring: Unhealthy practice
B. Prioritization Scoring: Family size beyond resources
C. Prioritization Scoring: Sore eyes
V. FAMILY NURSING CARE PLAN
A. FNCP: Unhealthy Practices
B. FNCP: Family size beyond resources
C. FNCP: Sore eyes
VI. DOCUMENTATIONS
 INITIAL DATA BASE FOR FAMILY ASSESSMENT

Family Name: V family

Household no.: 5
I. INTRODUCTION
The family nursing process is utilized by the nurses in order to address the health needs and
problems of the client. Like the nursing process it also utilizes the nursing assessment which is
the first major phase of the nursing process. After using these said materials in order to create a
family nursing care plan for our chosen family in the community. Which in this case is the
family V
Family V is our chosen family that will receive our nursing interventions throughout the
utilization of our plan of care. They live in phase 1 Bukid at Ilugin, Pinagbuhatan, Pasig City.
They are a family of 6 plus 1 with the husband, their main occupation is cooking ang selling corn
on cobs coming from suppliers and orders. They were our chosen family because I think they are
the one needing a more immediate action and positive reinforcements compared to the other
family in our area. We identified 3 family problems through proper scoring and prioritization and
upon identification of these said problem we have chosen this family. The life in Ilugin is not
that great but even considering the amount of hardship in their everyday life this family is even
more marginalized compared to the other families around the area. As nursing students, we
would like to the something for them and learn more things that will help us in certain situations
in the future when we encounter more people in line with them, we will be able to act
accordingly and provided them the best possible nursing care the world has to offer.

II. ACTUAL FAMILY HEALTH ASSESSMENT

 III. INITIAL DATA BASE FOR FAMILY ASSESSMENT
A. Family Structure, Characteristic, and Dynamics

RELATIONSHIP
MEMBER OF POSOTION
TO THE HEAD CIVIL
THE AGE SEX IN THE
OF THE STATUS
HOUSEHOLD FAMILY
FAMILY
GSV Mother 33 Female Single Mother
DMC Son 10 Male Single Child
DC Son 9 Male Single Child
GC Son 7 Male Single Child
QC Daughter 5 Female Single Child

The family is composed of 5 family members but the father is not included due to some unsung
issues. So, if we are going to include the father the total would be 6

DOMINANT
PLACE OF
FAMILY GENERAL
MEMBER OF RESIDENCE TYPE OF
MEMBERS IN FAMILY
THE OF EACH FAMILY
TERMS OF RELATIONSHIP
HOUSEHOLD MEMBER OF STRUCTURE
DECISION OR DYNAMICS
THE FAMILY
MAKING
GSV √ Provider
DMC Quiet
DC Pasig City Nuclear Family Playful
GC Naughty, playful
QC Spoiled

The family is a nuclear family and the mother is the most dominant in terms of decision making
in the family and they have different values and family dynamics.
 B. Socio-Economic and Cultural Characteristics
INCOME AND EXPENSES

MEMBER OF INCOME OF WHO MAKES

ADEQUACY TO
PLACE OF EACH DECISIONS
THE OCCUPATION MEET BASIC
HOUSEHOLD WORK WORKING ABOUT
NECESSITIES
MEMBER MONEY

Below 1000
√
GSV Vendor Pasig City pesos per Inadequate
month
DMC
DC
GC
QC

The family is composed of 5 to 6 members and the mother is a vendor of corn products with a
monthly salary of less than 1000 depending on the orders it can be considered that the family
size is beyond their family resources

C. Home and Environment

HOME
LOT OWNERSHIP Not owned
HOUSE OWNERSHIP Owned
CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
Wood
USED
SPACE ADEQUACY Indequate (1 rooms)
VENTILATION Poorly ventilated
APPLIANCES OWNED None
WATER SUPPLY Level III (NAWASA) shared
DRINKING WATER STORAGE NAWASA
FOOD STORAGE Covered
COOKING FACILITIES Charcoal
WASTE DISPOSAL
GARBAGE CONTAINER Plastic
METHOD OF DISPOSAL Collected daily
DRAINAGE SYSTEM
TYPE OF DRAINAGE Closed drainage
DOMESTIC ANIMALS, INSECTS BREEDING SITES
BREEDING SITES Present (rodents, cockroaches, mosquitos)
PETS/ANIMALS Dogs, cats, bird
ACCIDENT HAZARD Accident for fire and explosion hazard

Based on the family's income their home and environment are not suitable for living but they are
trying to strive through sheer will. Their home and environment can be a health threat.
 RELAXATION
MEMBER OF USE OF AND OTHER
THE REST/SLEEP EXERCISES/ACTIVITIES PROTECTIVE STRESS
HOUSEHOLD MEASURES MANAGEMENT
ACTIVITIES
GSV 6-7 hours Umbrella Socializing
DMC 8hrs Playing Umbrella Playing
DC 8hrs Playing Umbrella Playing
GC 8hrs Playing Umbrella Playing
QC 8hrs Playing Umbrella Playing

Their sleep is adequate compared to their home which has inadequate space they still have the
comfort to sleep properly considering their situation
D. Health Status of Each Member

NUTRITIONAL
ASSESSMENT
PRESENT MEDICA RISK
MEMBER OF EATING
ILLNESS L AND FACTOR
THE DIETAR HABITS
OR NURSING ASSESSMEN
HOUSEHOLD Y AND
CONDITION HISTORY T
HISTORY PRACTICE
S
Fish, Bread,
Rice, Egg,
Malnutrition
GSV Pregnant 2-3x Canned
(underweight)
foods,
Coffee
Fish, Bread,
Rice, Egg,
Malnutrition
DMC 2-3x Canned
(underweight)
foods,
Coffee
Fish, Bread,
Rice, Egg,
Malnutrition
DC 2-3x Canned
(underweight)
foods,
Coffee
GC Sore eyes 2-3x
Fish, Bread,
Rice, Egg,
Malnutrition
QC Sore eyes 2-3x Canned
(underweight)
foods,
Coffee

The family has lifestyle problems which arise to a problem in the eyes which is a sore eye and
we can consider a malnutrition based on their diet and lifestyle
 E. Value, Habits. Practices on Health Promotion, Maintenance, and Disease
Prevention

IMMUNIZATION
MEMBER OF THE
STATUS OF FAMILY Healthy lifestyle practices
HOUSEHOLD
MEMBER
GSV
DMC
DC “Complete”
GC
QC

According to the interview the client stated that the immunization of the children is complete.

IV. PRIORITIZATION
1. 4.67 Noncompliance to prenatal healthcare
2. 4.67 Family size beyond family resources
3. 4.17 sore eyes
4. 4.00 Smoking Mother
5. 3.67 Environmental problem
6. 2.66 Inadequate income

a. Prioritization Scoring: Unhealthy practice

Criteria Computation Actual Score Justification

It is a health threat
Nature of the that may affect
2/3 x 1 0.67
Problem another family
member.
The resources
needed to solve the
Modifiability of problem are
2/2 x 2 2
the Problem available and
interventions are
feasible.
Preventive The problem can be
3/3 x 1 1
Potential prevented.
The family
Salience of the
2/2 x 1 1 recognizes it as a
Problem
problem.
Total: 4.67
b. Prioritization Scoring: Family size beyond resources

Criteria Computation Actual Score Justification

The problem is
health threat and
Nature of the requires more
2/3 x 1 0.67
Problem immediate
intervention.
.
The resources
needed to solve the
Modifiability of problem are
2/2 x 2 2
the Problem available and
interventions are
feasible.
Preventive The problem can be
3/3 x 1 1
Potential prevented.
The family
Salience of the
2/2 x 1 1 recognizes it as a
Problem
problem.
Total: 4.67

c. Prioritization Scoring: Sore eyes

Criteria Computation Actual Score Justification

It is a health threat
Nature of the that may affect
2/3 x 1 0.67
Problem another family
member.
The resources
needed to solve the
Modifiability of problem are
2/2 x 2 2
the Problem available and
interventions are
feasible.
Preventive The problem can be
3/3 x 1 1
Potential prevented.
The family doesn’t
Salience of the
1/2 x 1 0.5 recognizes it as a
Problem
problem.
Total: 4.17
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