Family Nursing Assessment Flashcards
This is a logical, systematic or scientific problem solving activity utilized by nurses to deliver total quality health-care services to the patient.
Family Nursing Process
Why is Family Nursing Process considered a process?
It involves a series if steps to be followed in nurse-patient interactions towards delivering quality patient care.
This is the process of establishing a trusting and productive relationship with the family.
Relating
Whata are the two characteristics of good communication that must be shown when establishing rapport with the family members in the community?
Concern and Interest
Fill in the blanks.
____________ sources of data in community health nursing.
Family
This is the first step in nursing process where the nurse observes client or the family objectively as well as subjectively.
Family Health Assessment
What are the three steps in family health assessment?
- Collection of data
- Analysis and interpretation of data
- Validation and statement of the problem
What are the two types of Data?
Primary Data and Secondary Data
What is the difference of primary data to secondary data?
Primary data are information that hasn’t been collected before. These information may be collected through observation, interviews, focused group discussions, physical examination, and survey.
Meanwhile, secondary data are data that has already been collected and kept as records. These include data in registries, health facilities, health centers that has worked with the family.
What are the different tools used in the Family Health Assessment?
- Genogram
- Family Health Tree
- Ecomap
This tool helps nurse outline the family structure. This is intended to identify intergenerational trends and patterns within the family and to find out about the family’s history, genetically, emotionally, and psychologically.
A. Genogram
B. Family Health Tree
C. Ecomap
D. Family Health Assessment Sheet
A. Genogram
This tool helps the nurse by providing a mechanism for recording the family’s medical and health histories.
Eg. Causes of death, familial risk factors for health problems, infectious diseases, environmental and occupational diseases.
A. Genogram
B. Family Health Tree
C. Ecomap
D. Family Health Assessment Sheet
B. Family Health Tree
This tool portrays the interaction of the family to other people or sectors in the community such as types of resources and relationships they have with other people.
A. Genogram
B. Family Health Tree
C. Ecomap
D. Family Health Assessment Sheet
C. Ecomap
What are the four (4) types of family data?
- Family structure and characteristics
- Socioeconomic data
- Family environment
- Family health and health behavior
This assessment utilizes the Initial database for Family Nursing Practice by categorizing the problems or needs identified.
Initial Assessment
Identify:
1. Presence of wellness condition (Potential or Readiness)
2. Health threat
3. Health deficit
4. Foreseeable crisis