SALAZAR, JOSEPHINE GRACE L.

BSN 2B-2d

CASE: JOHN LLOY 11 months old from Bundok Villa Pag-asa

PROBLEM: MALNOURISHMENT (HEALTH THREAT)
1st Level of Assessment: Inadequate food intake both in quality and quantity
2nd Level of Assessment: Inability to recognize the presence of malnourishment in a dependent family member due to lack of awareness and inability to provide
inadequate nursing care to the member of the family who suffers from malnourishment due to lack of knowledge regarding health conditions, lack of awareness
regarding the urgency of the problem and inadequate financial resources to sustain health and development.

GOALS/ OBJECTIVES NURSING RATIONALE METHOD OF CONTACT RESOURCES REQUIRED EVALUATION

INTERVENTION
Goal 1. Discuss the Home Visit Material Resources: Short Term:
After nursing implications of the signs Visual Aids Long Term:
interventions, the family and symptoms of
nutritional condition, malnourishment Human Resources:
especially 11 month old observed in the family 1. Time effort of the
son is expected to members and the student
improve after six consequences of nurse/nurses and
months. malnourishment. family members

Objectives: 2. Discuss with the 2. Adequate

After nursing family regarding food knowledge of the
intervention, the family selection and students about
will: management as well as good nutrition
a) Be able to avail food the preparation and
supplements provided eating habits of family.
by the health care
center and other related
3. Give some health
agencies to prevent teaching with focus on
malnourishment. basic nutrition and
proper handling of
b) To be able to plan foods.
and prepare balance
meals for the family 4. Teach or give
members withing a suggestions to the family
specified budget or regarding better ways of
allowance. budgeting family
income.
c) Be able to improve
the quantity and quality
of foods serve in the
family members.

d) Increase the overall

health status of the
family members.