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1. Family Nursing Care Plan
Health
Problem
Family Nursing
Problems
Goal of Care Objectives of
Care
Intervention Plan Evaluation
After rendering
health teaching,
goals set
were partially met:
the family were
able
to verbalize
understanding
about
malnutrition as
evidenced by:
a. able to answer
questions asked
after
Nursing
Interventions
Method of
Nurse-Family
Contact
Resources
Required
Malnutrition
as a health
threat
1. Inability of the
family to recognize
the presence
of malnutrition
among children due
to lack of knowledge
2.Inability of the
family to recognize
the possible risks
and consequences
of malnutrition in
vulnerable member
of the family due to
inadequate
After rendering
health teaching,
the family will
be able to
understand the
importance
of good
nutrition and
perform
adequate
management to
increase the
weight of the
children.
After rendering
health
teaching, the
family will be
able to:
a. feed the
children
adequately
both in
quantity and
quality of food
and encourage
them to eat
foods even
1 . Health
teaching
a. Discuss the
signs and
symptoms,
possible risks
and
consequences of
malnutrition
b. Discuss the
importance
adequate food
intake both in
quality and
Home Visit
>Time and
effort of the
student nurses
and family
members
>Adequate
knowledge
of the students
about good
nutrition

2. knowledge
3. Inability of the
family to provide
adequate nursing
care to a member of
the family suffering
from malnutrition
due to:
•Lack of knowledge
about health
condition
•Lack of knowledge
about child growth
and development
and care
if it’s not tasty
and to drink
sufficient
amount
of water to
prevent
dehydration
b. observe
proper hygiene
when
preparing food
such as
washing
thoroughly and
cooking the
food
appropriately
quantity in
order to prevent
acquiring
of childhood
illnesses
c. Discuss with
the family on
proper food
selection and
preparation and
feeding practices
utilizing the
available
resources
2.Observe eating
habits of the
children
the health
teaching
b. able to cite ways
on how to
achieve
proper nutrition
c. able to share
their insights
regarding the
situation

3. Health
Problem
Family Nursing
Problems
Goal of Care Objectives of
Care
Intervention Plan Evaluation
After rendering
health teaching,
goals set were
partially met: the
family were able to
verbalize
understanding
about proper
hygiene as
evidenced by:
a. able to answer
questions asked
after the health
teaching
b. able to state and
enumerate ways
on how to
observe proper
hygiene
c. able to observe
Nursing
Interventions
Method of
Nurse-Family
Contact
Resources
Required
Poor
Hygiene as
a health
threat
1. Inability of the
family to recognize
the presence of the
problem
poor hygiene,
especially among the
children, due to
knowledge deficit
regarding proper
hygiene.
2.Inability to observe
proper hygienic
practices at all times,
despite the
availability of
resources
After nursing
intervention, the
family will take
the necessary
measures to
properly and
adequately
manage
poor hygiene
After nursing
intervention,
the family:
a. can state
or enumerate
the ways on
how to
observe
proper hygien
e
b. will be able
to perform
proper hand
washing,
especially the
1.Health
teaching:
a. Importance
of proper
hygiene in
relation to health
b. Ways
or Practices to
be done in order
to observe
proper hygiene
2.Demonstration
and Return
demonstration:
a. Proper hand
washing
Home Visit >Soap or/and
other cleaning
materials –
for demonstrat
ion
>Time and
effort of both
the student
nurses and
the family
>Adequate
Knowledge
of the student
nurse
regarding the
topic –

4. children for health
teaching
proper hygiene
by carrying out
ways discussed
during the health
teaching.
Health
Problem
Family Nursing
Problems
Goal of Care Objectives of
Care
Intervention Plan Evaluation
After rendering
health teaching,
goals set were
partially met: the
family were able to
verbalize
understanding
about poor
sanitation as
evidenced by:
a. able to answer
questions asked
after the health
Nursing
Interventions
Method of
Nurse-Family
Contact
Resources
Required
Poor Envir
onmental
Sanitation
1 . Inability to provide
a home environment
conducive to health
maintenance and
personal development
due to:
a) Lack of knowledge
about the importance
of proper disposal
of garbage
After nursing
intervention the
family willable to
know the
importance
of proper waste
disposal and
proper sanitatio
n so that they
can improve
After nursing
intervention
the family will:
a) Improve
their knowledg
e in proper
ways to
dispose
garbage.
b) They can
1. Establish
rapport
2. Discuss with
the family the
possible
diseases that
might exist or
that will result
harm in improper
garbage
Home Visit
>Time and
effort of both
the student
nurses and
the mother
>Adequate
knowledge
of the student
regarding the

5. their surroundin
gs with the use
of
proper disposin
g of the garbage
implement
ways
of maintaining
a healthy
family and
community.
c) They can
practice and
develop the
proper dispos
al of garbage
disposal.
3. Demonstrating
proper
separation of
biodegradable to
non-
biodegradablem
atters.4. And to
come up with
compost pit. So
that the family
will know the
importance and
advantages
of having a
compost pit.
matter –
for health
teaching
teaching
b. able to improve
and practice
proper waste
disposal