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FAMILY IDENTIFICATION DATA
      NAME OF THE HEAD OF THE FAMILY : Ramwati Bhati

      ADDRESS: Ramwati bhati, Bisrakh, Gautambudh nagar, Gajiabaad, Noida.

      RELIGION:                            Hindu

      CASTE:                               Gujjar

      TYPE OF FAMILY :                     Joint

      FAMILY SIZE :                         9 Members

                           FAMILY COMPOSITION
S.N    NAME        AGE   S EDUCATION OCCUPATION           MARITL    IMMUNI    REMARK
                         E                                SATUS      ZATION
                         X
1-    Ramwati     75 yrs F  Illiterate Housewife         Married       No      Joint
       Bhati                                                                   pain
2-     Jagdish    37 yrs M      10th           -        Unmarried      No     Healthy
        Bhati
3-      Adesh     36 yrs M      MCA      Own business    Married        -     Healthy
        bhati
4-      Arun          22    F    BA        Housewife     Married        -     Healthy
        Bhati
5-    Lokender    35 yrs M      10th       Company       Married        -     Healthy
        Bhati                                work
6-      Ripul     20 yrs    F    BA       House wife     Married        -     Pregnant
                                                                                , 5th
                                                                               month
7-     Aryan       2yrs     M    -             -             -        Done     Healthy

8-     Khushi     1.5 yrs F      -             -             -        Done    Healthy
9-    Aashu        6   F           -               -             -         Done     Healthy
                 month


     RELATIONSHIP WITH THE HEAD OF THE FAMILY-
     The head of the family Ramwati Bhati is having good relationship with her family
     members that is with son’s and daughter-in-laws . There is no relationship
     problem among them.

     FAMILY TREE



                       (Arjulal, 1995)                 (Ramwati Bhati ,52yrs)




Jagdish(37) (Adesh,36yrs)     (Arun,22yrs)    (Lokender,35yrs)       (Asha,20yrs)




            (Aryan,2yrs)        (Ashu, 6 months)              (Khushi,1.5yrs)



                      FEMALES



                      MALE
THE HOME

HOUSING CONDITION

Type of house was pucca and it was their own house which consist of 3 rooms and
the roof was terraced and wall were cemented . There were adequate ventilation
facility and there were 2 windows per room and one door through which air is
coming inside the room .Proper lighting was there .The house was having electric
connection .They were having kitchen attached outside home and in verandah
also one small cooking facility was present and chimney facilities was not there
.They were using smokless chulah inside the house that is gas cylinder as well as
smoking chulah which is outside the house using commonly for cooking food .
There were no hand-washing facilities separately .The house was not clean .The
source of water supply through summer se-well. They were having their own
latrines which is sanitary . The source of refuse disposal is either burning or
throwing at common place. The drainage system was open drain .The presence of
domestic was there and that was at one side of house and was separate. Rats
were found in there houses. Mosquitoes were also there inside and outside the
house both during day time .

PROBLEM IDENTIFIED – SUGGESTED CONTROL MEASURES

PROBLEM IDENTIFIED                SUGGESTIONS GIVEN

1-The house was not clean .             keep the house clean as the uncleanness
                                        cause the various diseases related to
                                        infection .Use phenyl for cleaning the
                                        house

3-The drainage was open, water          Try to make it close drainage, as it can
was going outside the home in           lead to various dengue mosquitoes breed.
open.                                   Keep all water pots ,tanks covered
                                        *Use mosquito net or use coil for the
                                        mosquitoes.
4-To prevent from flies                 *Use anti -rodent for the cockroach as
                                        they are also causing many diseases.
ACCIDENT HAZARDS-

INSIDE THE HOUSE –There were many articles like knife, nails and water buckets
kept at the reach of the small children that can lead to accidents to children.
SUGGESTION GIVEN –

   - Keep knife, nails out of the reach of the children.
   - Do not keep filled buckets at the reach of the children and it kept at ground
     level then keep them covered with the tight cover.
   - Try to make closed kitchen outside and if not possible then keep the articles
     carefully and also be there when child is playing near to it.

OUTSIDE THE HOUSE –

The small arrangement of kitchen which was made outside the house was without
any walls that means open and things were thrown here and there which can
further lead to many home accidents to the small kids, which were there at home.

SUGGESTION GIVEN-

When you are using Chula then stay there for whole time so that no children can
come there. Don’t leave place till the time fire is there in the chulha. And also do
not keep anything at the reach of the child which can lead to problems.

Family does not consider that this home is adequate for there need because of
following reason –

1-They were not having adequate room for their living as there are two married
couple , and self with wife and sometimes daughters also use to come home, so
problem occur for their accommodation.

2-The condition of kitchen is not good as it is in the verandah and congested too.

3-The income is not fulfilling their requirement as all are in the private job and
one is unemployed at home.
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE
Ms. Ramwati Bhati is housewife and is the oldest member of the family. Her one
son is unemployed, he use to see household work. The other son has his own
business (a restorant), his earning is not specific but they have told that he use to
earn 20,000 per month. The third son of Ms. Ramwati bhati is in private jot i.e.
working in some factory and his earning is round about 6000 per. Total number of
earning member are 2 member and other are dependent on these two members .
They have sold their some fields and because of that there work has suffered. As
they have got compensation money but that was not sufficient to meet the needs
for whole life and because of all this their work has also suffered a lot. Their total
income per month is round about 26000-30,000 and per capita income as per
26,000 is round about 2500 per person.

MONTHLY EXPENSES

The house condition was fine and good as the house was pucca. They all are non –
vegetarian taking once a month and expensing nearly about Rs 5000 for the food
per month .They were wearing appropriate dress according to the season .
Education of all members was appropriate, except Jadish who has studied
upto10th std. The health condition of Ms.Ramwati Bhati is not good as she is
having joint pain and use to have gastric problems. The overall condition of home
is satisfactory.

LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES:

They all used to see television during leisure time and sometime use to gossip
with each other and passing there time .There were no educational activities
found. For the religious activities they used to go temple and celebrate all the
festivals of Hindus .They do not participate in cultural and civic activities

                      FAMILY WELFARE
Number of eligible couple in the family was 2. There present age is –

Adesh Bhati-36 years, Arun Bhati-22 years
Lokender-35yrs, Ripul-20yrs

Adesh is married at the age of 33 years with Arun who was at the age of 20 yrs
during merriage. They were having one son name Aryan that is of 2yrs and second
son (Ashu) is of 6 months. The menstrual status of the Arun is regular that is of 30
days cycle.

Lokender is married at the age of 32 yrs with Ripul who was of 19 yrs at the age
of marriage. They have a girl child named Khushi who is of one and half yrs and
Ripul is 6 months pregnant. The family planning awareness and practices is very
much poor or we can say inappropriate. They were not using any contraceptive.
They do not talk about contraceptive much.

NEED IDENTIFIED               SUGGESTION GIVEN

 Lack of awareness                 Education given regarding the use of family
regarding family planning          planning practices and devices.
                                   Education given regarding the advantages and
                                   disadvantages of each family planning devices .
                                   Special emphasis given about the spacing
                                   between the two children’s
                                   Given advices regarding the use of copper t
                                   insertion advantages
                                   Not to use the condom and medicine because
                                   most time they lead to failure
                                   Three year minimum gap should be there
                                   between two children.
                                   Go for tubectomy after having the two children
MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH


 MATERNAL HEALTH

 Obstetrical history of previous pregnancies and there outcome

DATE    DURATION       DELIVERY           CONDITION    BREAST          PRESENT
        OF             PLACE/TYPE         MOTHER/CHILD FEEDING         CONDITION
        CONDITION                                                      OF CHILD
        DURING
        PREGNANCY
(1)     36 week        hospital           condition of the   breast    present
                       delivery/          child and          feeding   condition is
2010                   vaginal delivery   mother is          started   normal
Aryan                                     satisfactory       within
                                                             1hour

(2)     36weeks        Hospital         condition of the     breast    present
2012                   delivery/vaginal child and            feeding   condition is
Ashu                   delivery.        mother is            started   normal
                                        satisfactory         within
                                                             1hour


(3)
2010 37weeks           Hospital         condition of the     breast    present
Khushi                 delivery/Vaginal child and            feeding   condition is
                       delivery         mother is            started   normal
                                        satisfactory         within
                                                             1hour




        Mrs. Ripul w/o Mr. Lokender is pregnant and is in 6th month. She was
        taking regular health checkup and her health status is satisfactory.
VITAL EVENTS IN THE FAMILY –

Mrs. Ripul is pregnant (G2P1A0L1).No marriages , death occur in the past one year.

CHILD HEALTH

There are three under five children in the family,2 years name Aryan, one and half
years named Khushi, and 6 months named Ashu and their health status is
satisfactory and proper growth and development is going on .The dietary pattern
of child is that they are eating everything which is made at home and Ashu is on
weaning. The immunization status of that child had been from the PHC, Bisrakh,
had been completed

As all kids are under five so there are chances of home accidens, so mother is told
regarding the home accidents and asked to take precautions to prevent these
home accidents.



                                 FAMILY FOOD PRACTICES

The source of food material is from the fields and purchasing. They used to have 3
meals per day .General menu for each meal are as follows –

                             MORNING(BREAKFAST)

Roti-4 (male)

    3(female)

Vegetable –moderate quantity

Dhal- one bowl (either vegetables or dhal)

Tea -1 cup

                            AFTERNOON(LUNCH)

Rice-1bowl (each Person)
Dhal-1 bowl each person

Curd- 1 bowl each person

                               EVENING

Tea-1 cup

Biscuits or rusk-acc to wish

                               NIGHT(DINNER)

Roti- 4to 5 males

     3to 4 females

Vegetables- 1 bowl each

Milk -1cup each person

Fruits- sometimes not daily .

Method of cooking adopted by boiling, frying and steaming in general. They used
to wash vegetables before cooking and used to wash rice and pulses before
cooking .Food storage was done properly .

Special need to the member of family is that they do not know the well balanced
diet and which diet has to be taken when .The knowledge toward the diet is not
so good because they are less educated and having normal attitude regarding the
diet .They are having less knowledge that the nursing mother should be taken
care of her diet and also regarding the weaning.



DIETRY ADVICES GIVEN REGARDING TWO THINGS

1-pregnant mother

2-Weaning
CONDITION              ADVICES GIVEN
                            Take high calorie diet
    PREGNANT MOTHER
    (Mrs.Ripul)              Take iron and calcium rich diet
                             like green leafy vegetables ,all
                             pulses ,jaggery .
                             Drink juices and milk.
                             Do not take iron and calcium
                             together
                             Take food high in calories and
                             protein .
                             Take snacks in between
                             whenever feels hungry.


    CHILD ON WEANING         Start with liquid things or things
                             which can be easily swallowed
                             like Khichdi, Mashed Dal, Daliya,
                             Give food alternatively
                             Be on breast feeding also, do not
                             stop breast feeding abruptly
                             Start food with 2-3 spoons first
                             and then increase the quantity
                             slowly.
                             With the passage of time fruits
                             like mashed banana missed with
                             milk and mashed apple mixed
                             with milk and mashed cooked
                             vegitablescan be given to the
                             baby
                             Be there whenever feeding the
                             baby with weaning food
                             Give feed slowly
PERSONAL HYGIENE

They used to take bath regularly with soap and water and they use to wash their
clothes daily with detergent soap. The personal hygiene is adequately maintained.

SLEEP AND REST

They used to go for sleep at 10.00PM at their respected room .They used to sleep
at the day time according to their wish if they had work they do not sleep if not
having work they used to sleep .They use to take proper sleep and rest.



                              CARE OF SICK AT HOME

Mrs.Ramwati Bhati is having Joint pain and use to have gastric problem since long
time .She rarely goes for checkup when pain become untolerable. Mrs. Ripul is 6
months pregnant and she use to go for regular visit and does not do mush heavy
work at home.

Other than Mrs. Ramwati all the members in the family are healthy .

                                    SUMMARY

The family identification data has been taken of this family in this family there are
9 member Mrs Ramwati Bhati is having Joint Pain and Gastric problem. Mrs Ripul
is Pregnant and Mrs. Arun is a nursing mother having 6 month old child and there
are the other five members in the family .Problem is identified from the family
and possible suggestion has been given to the family members.
INDEX
S.NO                      CONTENT                PAGE NO
  1- FAMILY IDENTIFICATION DATA

2-    FAMILY COMPOSITION

3-    RELATIONSHIP WITH THE HEAD OF THE FAMILY

4-    THE HOME

5-    INCOME AND EXPENDITURE

6-    MONTHLY EXPENSES

7-    LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES

8-    FAMILY WELFARE

9-    MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH

10-   VITAL EVENTS IN THE FAMILY

11-   FAMILY FOOD PRACTICES

12-   PERSONAL HYGIENE

13-   SLEEP AND REST

14-   CARE OF SICK AT HOME

15-   SUMMARY

16-   NURSING CARE PLAN
NIGHTINGALE INSTITUTE OF NURSING


                 FAMILY CASE STUDY




SUBMITTED TO –                 SUBMITTED BY -

Mrs. Shalu                      MISS Monika Sharma

Lecturer                        M.SC 1ST YEAR

NIN                             NIN

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Family care study......

  • 1. FAMILY IDENTIFICATION DATA NAME OF THE HEAD OF THE FAMILY : Ramwati Bhati ADDRESS: Ramwati bhati, Bisrakh, Gautambudh nagar, Gajiabaad, Noida. RELIGION: Hindu CASTE: Gujjar TYPE OF FAMILY : Joint FAMILY SIZE : 9 Members FAMILY COMPOSITION S.N NAME AGE S EDUCATION OCCUPATION MARITL IMMUNI REMARK E SATUS ZATION X 1- Ramwati 75 yrs F Illiterate Housewife Married No Joint Bhati pain 2- Jagdish 37 yrs M 10th - Unmarried No Healthy Bhati 3- Adesh 36 yrs M MCA Own business Married - Healthy bhati 4- Arun 22 F BA Housewife Married - Healthy Bhati 5- Lokender 35 yrs M 10th Company Married - Healthy Bhati work 6- Ripul 20 yrs F BA House wife Married - Pregnant , 5th month 7- Aryan 2yrs M - - - Done Healthy 8- Khushi 1.5 yrs F - - - Done Healthy
  • 2. 9- Aashu 6 F - - - Done Healthy month RELATIONSHIP WITH THE HEAD OF THE FAMILY- The head of the family Ramwati Bhati is having good relationship with her family members that is with son’s and daughter-in-laws . There is no relationship problem among them. FAMILY TREE (Arjulal, 1995) (Ramwati Bhati ,52yrs) Jagdish(37) (Adesh,36yrs) (Arun,22yrs) (Lokender,35yrs) (Asha,20yrs) (Aryan,2yrs) (Ashu, 6 months) (Khushi,1.5yrs) FEMALES MALE
  • 3. THE HOME HOUSING CONDITION Type of house was pucca and it was their own house which consist of 3 rooms and the roof was terraced and wall were cemented . There were adequate ventilation facility and there were 2 windows per room and one door through which air is coming inside the room .Proper lighting was there .The house was having electric connection .They were having kitchen attached outside home and in verandah also one small cooking facility was present and chimney facilities was not there .They were using smokless chulah inside the house that is gas cylinder as well as smoking chulah which is outside the house using commonly for cooking food . There were no hand-washing facilities separately .The house was not clean .The source of water supply through summer se-well. They were having their own latrines which is sanitary . The source of refuse disposal is either burning or throwing at common place. The drainage system was open drain .The presence of domestic was there and that was at one side of house and was separate. Rats were found in there houses. Mosquitoes were also there inside and outside the house both during day time . PROBLEM IDENTIFIED – SUGGESTED CONTROL MEASURES PROBLEM IDENTIFIED SUGGESTIONS GIVEN 1-The house was not clean . keep the house clean as the uncleanness cause the various diseases related to infection .Use phenyl for cleaning the house 3-The drainage was open, water Try to make it close drainage, as it can was going outside the home in lead to various dengue mosquitoes breed. open. Keep all water pots ,tanks covered *Use mosquito net or use coil for the mosquitoes. 4-To prevent from flies *Use anti -rodent for the cockroach as they are also causing many diseases.
  • 4. ACCIDENT HAZARDS- INSIDE THE HOUSE –There were many articles like knife, nails and water buckets kept at the reach of the small children that can lead to accidents to children. SUGGESTION GIVEN – - Keep knife, nails out of the reach of the children. - Do not keep filled buckets at the reach of the children and it kept at ground level then keep them covered with the tight cover. - Try to make closed kitchen outside and if not possible then keep the articles carefully and also be there when child is playing near to it. OUTSIDE THE HOUSE – The small arrangement of kitchen which was made outside the house was without any walls that means open and things were thrown here and there which can further lead to many home accidents to the small kids, which were there at home. SUGGESTION GIVEN- When you are using Chula then stay there for whole time so that no children can come there. Don’t leave place till the time fire is there in the chulha. And also do not keep anything at the reach of the child which can lead to problems. Family does not consider that this home is adequate for there need because of following reason – 1-They were not having adequate room for their living as there are two married couple , and self with wife and sometimes daughters also use to come home, so problem occur for their accommodation. 2-The condition of kitchen is not good as it is in the verandah and congested too. 3-The income is not fulfilling their requirement as all are in the private job and one is unemployed at home.
  • 5. INCOME AND EXPENDITURE Ms. Ramwati Bhati is housewife and is the oldest member of the family. Her one son is unemployed, he use to see household work. The other son has his own business (a restorant), his earning is not specific but they have told that he use to earn 20,000 per month. The third son of Ms. Ramwati bhati is in private jot i.e. working in some factory and his earning is round about 6000 per. Total number of earning member are 2 member and other are dependent on these two members . They have sold their some fields and because of that there work has suffered. As they have got compensation money but that was not sufficient to meet the needs for whole life and because of all this their work has also suffered a lot. Their total income per month is round about 26000-30,000 and per capita income as per 26,000 is round about 2500 per person. MONTHLY EXPENSES The house condition was fine and good as the house was pucca. They all are non – vegetarian taking once a month and expensing nearly about Rs 5000 for the food per month .They were wearing appropriate dress according to the season . Education of all members was appropriate, except Jadish who has studied upto10th std. The health condition of Ms.Ramwati Bhati is not good as she is having joint pain and use to have gastric problems. The overall condition of home is satisfactory. LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES: They all used to see television during leisure time and sometime use to gossip with each other and passing there time .There were no educational activities found. For the religious activities they used to go temple and celebrate all the festivals of Hindus .They do not participate in cultural and civic activities FAMILY WELFARE Number of eligible couple in the family was 2. There present age is – Adesh Bhati-36 years, Arun Bhati-22 years
  • 6. Lokender-35yrs, Ripul-20yrs Adesh is married at the age of 33 years with Arun who was at the age of 20 yrs during merriage. They were having one son name Aryan that is of 2yrs and second son (Ashu) is of 6 months. The menstrual status of the Arun is regular that is of 30 days cycle. Lokender is married at the age of 32 yrs with Ripul who was of 19 yrs at the age of marriage. They have a girl child named Khushi who is of one and half yrs and Ripul is 6 months pregnant. The family planning awareness and practices is very much poor or we can say inappropriate. They were not using any contraceptive. They do not talk about contraceptive much. NEED IDENTIFIED SUGGESTION GIVEN Lack of awareness Education given regarding the use of family regarding family planning planning practices and devices. Education given regarding the advantages and disadvantages of each family planning devices . Special emphasis given about the spacing between the two children’s Given advices regarding the use of copper t insertion advantages Not to use the condom and medicine because most time they lead to failure Three year minimum gap should be there between two children. Go for tubectomy after having the two children
  • 7. MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH MATERNAL HEALTH Obstetrical history of previous pregnancies and there outcome DATE DURATION DELIVERY CONDITION BREAST PRESENT OF PLACE/TYPE MOTHER/CHILD FEEDING CONDITION CONDITION OF CHILD DURING PREGNANCY (1) 36 week hospital condition of the breast present delivery/ child and feeding condition is 2010 vaginal delivery mother is started normal Aryan satisfactory within 1hour (2) 36weeks Hospital condition of the breast present 2012 delivery/vaginal child and feeding condition is Ashu delivery. mother is started normal satisfactory within 1hour (3) 2010 37weeks Hospital condition of the breast present Khushi delivery/Vaginal child and feeding condition is delivery mother is started normal satisfactory within 1hour Mrs. Ripul w/o Mr. Lokender is pregnant and is in 6th month. She was taking regular health checkup and her health status is satisfactory.
  • 8. VITAL EVENTS IN THE FAMILY – Mrs. Ripul is pregnant (G2P1A0L1).No marriages , death occur in the past one year. CHILD HEALTH There are three under five children in the family,2 years name Aryan, one and half years named Khushi, and 6 months named Ashu and their health status is satisfactory and proper growth and development is going on .The dietary pattern of child is that they are eating everything which is made at home and Ashu is on weaning. The immunization status of that child had been from the PHC, Bisrakh, had been completed As all kids are under five so there are chances of home accidens, so mother is told regarding the home accidents and asked to take precautions to prevent these home accidents. FAMILY FOOD PRACTICES The source of food material is from the fields and purchasing. They used to have 3 meals per day .General menu for each meal are as follows – MORNING(BREAKFAST) Roti-4 (male) 3(female) Vegetable –moderate quantity Dhal- one bowl (either vegetables or dhal) Tea -1 cup AFTERNOON(LUNCH) Rice-1bowl (each Person)
  • 9. Dhal-1 bowl each person Curd- 1 bowl each person EVENING Tea-1 cup Biscuits or rusk-acc to wish NIGHT(DINNER) Roti- 4to 5 males 3to 4 females Vegetables- 1 bowl each Milk -1cup each person Fruits- sometimes not daily . Method of cooking adopted by boiling, frying and steaming in general. They used to wash vegetables before cooking and used to wash rice and pulses before cooking .Food storage was done properly . Special need to the member of family is that they do not know the well balanced diet and which diet has to be taken when .The knowledge toward the diet is not so good because they are less educated and having normal attitude regarding the diet .They are having less knowledge that the nursing mother should be taken care of her diet and also regarding the weaning. DIETRY ADVICES GIVEN REGARDING TWO THINGS 1-pregnant mother 2-Weaning
  • 10. CONDITION ADVICES GIVEN Take high calorie diet PREGNANT MOTHER (Mrs.Ripul) Take iron and calcium rich diet like green leafy vegetables ,all pulses ,jaggery . Drink juices and milk. Do not take iron and calcium together Take food high in calories and protein . Take snacks in between whenever feels hungry. CHILD ON WEANING Start with liquid things or things which can be easily swallowed like Khichdi, Mashed Dal, Daliya, Give food alternatively Be on breast feeding also, do not stop breast feeding abruptly Start food with 2-3 spoons first and then increase the quantity slowly. With the passage of time fruits like mashed banana missed with milk and mashed apple mixed with milk and mashed cooked vegitablescan be given to the baby Be there whenever feeding the baby with weaning food Give feed slowly
  • 11. PERSONAL HYGIENE They used to take bath regularly with soap and water and they use to wash their clothes daily with detergent soap. The personal hygiene is adequately maintained. SLEEP AND REST They used to go for sleep at 10.00PM at their respected room .They used to sleep at the day time according to their wish if they had work they do not sleep if not having work they used to sleep .They use to take proper sleep and rest. CARE OF SICK AT HOME Mrs.Ramwati Bhati is having Joint pain and use to have gastric problem since long time .She rarely goes for checkup when pain become untolerable. Mrs. Ripul is 6 months pregnant and she use to go for regular visit and does not do mush heavy work at home. Other than Mrs. Ramwati all the members in the family are healthy . SUMMARY The family identification data has been taken of this family in this family there are 9 member Mrs Ramwati Bhati is having Joint Pain and Gastric problem. Mrs Ripul is Pregnant and Mrs. Arun is a nursing mother having 6 month old child and there are the other five members in the family .Problem is identified from the family and possible suggestion has been given to the family members.
  • 12. INDEX S.NO CONTENT PAGE NO 1- FAMILY IDENTIFICATION DATA 2- FAMILY COMPOSITION 3- RELATIONSHIP WITH THE HEAD OF THE FAMILY 4- THE HOME 5- INCOME AND EXPENDITURE 6- MONTHLY EXPENSES 7- LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES 8- FAMILY WELFARE 9- MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH 10- VITAL EVENTS IN THE FAMILY 11- FAMILY FOOD PRACTICES 12- PERSONAL HYGIENE 13- SLEEP AND REST 14- CARE OF SICK AT HOME 15- SUMMARY 16- NURSING CARE PLAN
  • 13. NIGHTINGALE INSTITUTE OF NURSING FAMILY CASE STUDY SUBMITTED TO – SUBMITTED BY - Mrs. Shalu MISS Monika Sharma Lecturer M.SC 1ST YEAR NIN NIN