Family psychosocioenviormental analysis

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4. NAME RELATION
WITH HEAD
AGE EDUCATION OCCUPATION ANY HEALTH
PROBLEM
APATRA Head 40 DEGREE (BA) Delivery boy -
PATRA FATHER 72 3rd - Diabetes
PRAVASTRA MOTHER 62 3rd Home maker -
SWAGAPATRA WIFE 31 12th Home maker -
SAI ATRA Daughter 8 4th - -
RSAN
MOHAPATA
Son 4 - - -

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7. • : MODIFIED UDHAI PAREEK SCALE
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9. PURPOSE AMOUNT IN RS % OF TOTAL INCOME
FOOD 8000 45%
HOUSE RENT 0 0%
CHILD EDUCATION 600 3.4%
MEDICAL SERVICES 1000 5.7%
TRANSPORT 3000 17.1%
CLOTHING& OTHERS 1000 5%
SAVINGS 2000 11.4%

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15. Food group Food item Weight in grams Energy in kcal Proteins
Cereals /millets Rice & wheat 1600 5132.9 160
Pulses Toor dal 167 550 33.4
Green leafy vegetable Spinach 200 92 7.2
Roots and tubers Potato 500 400 6.5
Other vegetables Cucumber,
brinjal,Beans
400 120 6.8
milk 500 206 15
Fruit 0 0 0
Salt Salt 20 - -
Sugar Sugar 20 90 -
Oil Sunflower oil 125 555.5 -
Others Biscuits 250 2100 20

16. person Consumption unit
Sedentary male 1
Sedentary female 0.8
Moderate male 1.2
sedentary female 0.8
8 yr child 0.6
4 yr child 0.4

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EXCESS OF 464KCAL PER DAY
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18. person Required
calorie
actually
taking
deficet
Head 2710 2222 488
mother 1660 1481 179
wife 1660 1481 179
daughter 1690 1250 440
son 1350 800 550
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20. CHIEF COMPLAINTS
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS
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34. • PHARMACOLOGICAL :
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35. DOMAINS PROBLEMS IDENTIFIED INTERVENTIONS
SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS IS MIDDLE CLASS AND NO
OTHER PROBLEMS
THEY ARE ENCOURAGED TO CONTINUE
AND INCREASE THE SAVINGS
MEDICAL POOR COMPLAINCE OF DRUGS
NO CARE OF ULCERS
ADVICED AND COUNSELLED THEM TO
TAKE MEDICATIONS EVEN IF THEY FEEL
WELL
ADVISED TO DO REULAR DRESSING OF
ULCER
NUTRITIONAL CHILD IS SLIGHT MALNOURISHED(
BW -1 AND -2 SD) ACCORDING TO
GROWTH CHART
ALSO THE FAMILY IS EATING LESS
THAN REQUIRED
INDEX CASE EATING MORE
THE CHILD SHOULD BE GIVEN MORE
PROIEN AND CARBOHYDRATE FOOD AND
ALSO ADVISED THEM TO ADD EGG IN THE
FOOD
INCREASE THE FOOD INTAKE OF FAMILY
AND EAT EGGS AND FRUITS ALSO
DECREASE THE CARBOHYDRATE INTAKE

36. EDUCATIONAL NO KNOWLEDGE OF DANGER SIGNS
OF HYPO GLYCEMIA AND HYPER
GLYCEMIA
DIDN’T KNOW THE CONSEQUENCES
OF DIABETES
EXPLAINED ABOUT DANGERS AND
ADVISED THEM NOT TO MISS THE
MEALS AND ALSO ADVISED THEM TO
KEEP CHOCLATES WITH THEM
EXPLAINES THE CONSEQUENCES
AND ENCORAGED TO DO EYE
EXAMINATION AND RFT REGULARLY
FOR EVERY 1YR
ENVIRONMENTAL NO PROPER WATER TREATMENT
BEFORE USE
PRESENCE OF WATER LOGGING
NO PROPER LIGHTING
PRESENCE OF MOSQUITOES
NO PROPER WASTE DISPOSAL
ADVISED THEM TO BOIL THE WATER
OR USE CHLORINE TABLETS BEFORE
USE
ASKED THEM TO EMPTY THE VESSELS
AND BROKEN POTS REGULARLY
COUNSELLED ON ADVERSE EFFECTS
ON EYES AND EXPLAINED THEM TO
INSTALL MORE BULBS
TO USE MOSQUITO REPELLANTS
DAILY AND BED NETS
ADVISED THEM TO THROUGH THE
WASTE FAR FROM THE HOUSE

37. HEALTH SYSTEM THEY HAVE HIGH AWARENESS
REGARDING GOVT HEALTH
SERVICES
ENCOURAGED THEM TO
CONTINUE THEIR APPROACH
MENTAL LITTLE BIT TENSION ON
HEALTH GOOD
PSYCHOLOGICAL AND MORAL
SUPPORT
ADVISED THEM TO DO
MEDITATION
FAMILY INFLUENCE NO HISTORY OF DIABETES IN
CHILREN AT PRESENT
ADVISED THEM TO DO
REGULAR TESTING
THREATS NO IMMEDIATE THREATS