Health Problem Family Nursing Problem Goal of Care
Family Required
Urinary Tract Infection  Inability to make
as a health deficit decisions with respect
to taking appropriate
Subjective cues: health action due to;
“Nahohospital ako taon-  Inability to decide
taon dahil sa UTI, sobra which action to
ang infection, nagsusuka take from among a
ako at nagkakalagnat. list of alternatives
Nasa high-school ako  Conflicting
noong nadiagnosed ako opinions among
na may UTI. Kapag family
umiihi rin ako ay sobrang members/significa
sakit, parang nasugatan o nt others regarding
kaya para akong may action to take.
dysmenorrhea ”  as  Inability to provide a
verbalized by the home environment
patient.  conductive to health
maintenance and
Objective cues: personal development
Urine color: Yellowish due to:
 Ineffective
communication
patterns within the
family
Objectives of Care
After nursing After nursing inteventions,
intervention the the family will be able to;
family will
make necessary  Know the appropriate
actions to interventions
properly  Have a good decision
manage the making in which action
problem with a to take from a list of
good decision alternatives.
making and  Effective
communication. communication patterns.
 Have a good diet plan
 Relieve symptoms
 Prevent serious
complications such as
kidney damage and
sepsis.
.  Not to ignore the need
Nursing Interventions Method of Resource Evaluation
Contact
 Assess the family’s; O - Online
 Level of understanding N messaging
regarding the health L (Messenger)
problem. I - Video Call
 pattern of elimination N (Zoom
 Discuss to the family the; E meeting)
 Risk factors or nature signs
and symptoms, and P
complication that may arise L
due to UTI. A
 Prevention and treatment T
 Avoid wearing tight- F
clothes or constricting O
underwear R
 Importance of frequent M
urinating to empty
bladder
to void
 Hygienic measures
 Importance of completing
antibiotic therapy.
 Promote healthy lifestyle and
diet for the family;
 Increase of water intake for
atleast 2-3 liters per day.
 Avoid coffee, tea, alcoholic
and carbonated beverages,
and spices.
 Consume a diet rich in
vitamin C.