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Improper balanced diet. Consider it a health threat because it could result in a person being sick or
developing a disease.
Red and processed meat have been linked in several studies to inflammation, which may exacerbate
the symptoms of arthritis. Interleukin – 6 (IL – 6), C – reactive protein (CRP), and homocysteine levels are
elevated in diets high in processed and red meats. Red meat was observed to frequently make RA
symptoms worse according to a study. In addition, a study of 25,630 adults found that eating a lot of red
meat may increase your chance of developing inflammatory arthritis.
Poor nutrition and an unbalanced diet have been related to stroke, which is caused by plaque that
builds up in a blood artery, then breaks free as a clot and goes to the brain and causes blockage. Strokes
harm the brain, limit functioning, and can even be fatal. Stroke risk is increased by foods heavy in salt,
fat, and cholesterol.
It's best to limit the intake of meals with a lot of saturated fat because cholesterol seems to play a
function in the development of gallstones. Poor eating habits are the cause of a lot of gallbladder
diseases. This typically denotes a diet heavy in refined white foods, processed foods, and unhealthily
greasy foods.
B. Health deficits occur when there is a gap between actual and achievable health status.
Gallstones are calcified collections of gastrointestinal fluid that can develop in your
gallbladder. On the right side of your belly, beneath your liver, is a little, pear-shaped organ called
the gallbladder. The small intestine receives bile, a digesting fluid, which is secreted from the
gallbladder. Gallstones can in sizes ranging from a grain of sand to a golf ball. One gallstone may
form in some persons while many stones may form simultaneously in others.
Gallbladder removal surgery is typically necessary for those who have symptoms related to
their gallstones. According to doctors, having too much cholesterol in your bile may lead to
gallstones. Normally, the molecules in your bile are sufficient to break down the cholesterol your
liver excretes. However, if your liver excretes more cholesterol than your bile can break down, it
may crystallize and eventually turn into stones.
Being female, being over 40, eating a diet heavy in fat, cholesterol, and fiber, having a family
history of gallstones, having diabetes, having a son, and other factors may all raise your risk of
developing gallstones.
If you don't skip meals, you can lower your risk of developing gallstones. Try to eat at the same
times every day. Fasting or skipping meals both raise the risk of gallstones. eat more foods high
in fiber. Increase your intake of fiber-rich foods like fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. keep a
healthy weight. Gallstones are more likely to form in people who are overweight and obese. By
consuming less calories and engaging in more exercise, you can work toward achieving a healthy
weight. Once you reach a healthy weight, attempt to keep it off by sticking to a balanced diet and
exercising regularly.
Arthritis is one of the most prevalent diseases that affects a significant portion of the
population, according to Dr. Parate P. (2017). People over the age of 40 frequently experience it.
Among the most prevalent signs of arthritis are acute joint pain, difficulty moving, and weakening
bones. One of the most feared illnesses of the present time is arthritis because of how severely
it has impacted modern living.
Depending on the individual, arthritis may have different causes. Some foods, particularly red
meat and goods derived from animals, can raise uric acid levels, which raises the risk of both gout
and arthritis. Rheumatoid arthritis, one of the immune system's issues, is brought on by the
body's immune system attacking the lining of the joints.
Many health problems that a person encounters in general are brought on by eating the
incorrect meals. That this is also the case when it comes to the issue of arthritis should not be at
all surprising. As a result, someone with arthritis should avoid fried, hot, and spicy foods because
they have a high potential for harm.
Sagun Family does not currently have any known Foreseeable crisis or Stress Points.
SECOND LEVEL OF ASSESSMENT
LIST OF PROBLEM IDENTIFIED
1. Gallstone 3.66
3. Arthritis 3
SCALE FOR RANKING
A. IMBALANCED DIET
B. Gallstone
TOTAL SCORE: 3
FORMULATE THE OBJECTIVES
Health Problem Family Nursing Goal of Care Objective of Care
Problem
HEALTH THREAT Inability to maintain a Sagun Family will be The Sagun family will
Improper Balanced balanced diet due able to practice the be able to recognize
Diet mainly to ignorance of importance of proper nutritious foods like
the issue as well as lack balance nutrition. fruits and vegetables
of or inadequate and follow sensible
understanding of eating habits to avoid
health education nutritional imbalances.
HEALTH DEFICIT Inability to prevent the Mrs. Rachelle Sagun Mrs. Rachelle Sagun
Gallstone existence of the health will be reminded of the will be able to:
issue as a result of: significance of getting
routine checkups as a.) Educate her
a.) ignorance well as of having good family measure
about the diet, avoiding greasy about the
effects of the and high-cholesterol importance of
diet that should foods. regular check-
be followed up.
based on the b.) Explain
health issue. importance of
proper diet or
food intake.
not fully understanding
the underlying cause of c.) Educate on the
the health issue do’s and don’ts
of Gallstone.
HEALTH DEFICIT Inability of the patient Mr. Emmanuel Sagun Mr. Emmanuel Sagun
Arthritis to exercise self-control will take the required will be able to identify
due to: steps to manage and and demonstrate
reduce the risk factors interventions to relieve
a.) knowledge for arthritis. pain.
deficit The patient will be
provided with the
b.) insufficient necessary information
expertise in about healthy eating
habits that can lessen
preventative
arthritis symptoms and
measures
stop them from getting
worse, as well as the
ability to take medicine
as needed.