FAMILY CASE STUDY

BSN II-SECTION 7(Group 1-B)

I. INTRODUCTION
One of the main
focuses of our case
study is to evaluate
each family
member's current
state of health.

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CHAPTER II.

2.1 GENERAL OBJECTIVES

• To conduct a thorough case study
about the family.
• To give the family a plan for
nursing care and intervention so
they may improve their
environment conditions,
particularly their health, and
become independent in managing
their home environment

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CHAPTER II.

2.2 SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES

• Get to know the family and
maintain rapport.
• Gather Information
• Illustrate the genogram of the
family
• Identify actual and potential
problems, and categorize and
formulate prioritization on it.
• Provide health teachings
• Formulate a nursing care plan and
possible medical solutions to the
prioritized health problems.

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INNITIAL DATA BASE
CHAPTER III.
A. FAMILY STRUCTURE, CHARACTERISTICS
AND DYNAMICS

POSION,
POSION, POSION, POSION, POSION, POSION,
DIANA
TERESITA DANTE DANIEL DARYL CARME
FAITH

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B. SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL
CHARACTERISTICS

 Teresita Posion and Dante Posion are the

primary decision-makers when it comes to
financial matters in the Posion household

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C. HOME AND ENVIRONMENT

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D. HEALTH STATUS OF EACH MEMBER
POSION, TERESITA
POSION, DANTE
POSION, DANIEL
POSION, DARYL
POSION, CARME
POSION, DIANA FAITH

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E. VALUE HABITS, PRACTICES ON HEALTH
PROMOTION, MAINTENANCE AND DISEASE
PREVENTION
POSION,
TERESIT
A
POSION, POSION,
DIANA DANTE
FAITH COMPLE
TE
IMMUNI
POSION, ZATION POSION,
CARME DANIEL
POSION,
DARYL

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CHAPTER IV: FAMILY BACKGROUND

 The Posion family is a Single-Parent family, which is

composed of six members. Teresita Posion the mother
and her five offspring, Dante, Daniel, Daryl, Carme
and Diana Faith. Her first, second and middle child are
all males and the next two children are both females.

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5.1 GENOGRAM
POSION FAMILY GENOGRAM

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V. TYPOLOGY OF NURSING PROBLEMS

Health Condition
 Presence of Health Threats
 Lack of access to a reliable water source for
hygiene activities poses a severe health threat to
the household.
Subjective Cue:
o “ Wala mi kaugalingon gripo, magkabo rami sa
poso/bomba”as verbalized by the mother.
Objective Cue:
o Inadequate water supply

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V. TYPOLOGY OF NURSING PROBLEMS

Health Condition
 Presence of Health Threats
 Presence of breeding sites for insects and pests
(cockroaches, rats, etc.) as a Health Threat.
Subjective Cue:
o “Usahay nay mga ilaga ug mga ipis aris amoa”
as verbalized by the mother.
Objective Cue:
o Presence of rats and cockroaches on certain
areas of the house.

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V. TYPOLOGY OF NURSING PROBLEMS

Health Condition
 Presence of Health Threats
 No proper excreta disposal system
Subjective Cue:
o “Sa among kasilyas wala mi kaugalingon
septic tank” as verbalized by the mother.
Objective Cue:
o Improper excreta disposal

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 CHAPTER VI. FAMILY NURSING CARE PLAN
6.1

HEALTH FAMILY NURSING

CUES GOAL OF CARE
PROBLEMS PROBLEM

SUBJECTIVE DATA: POOR  Inability to provide a  To provide

• “Sa amoa ang tubig, ENVIRONMENTAL home environment individuals and
wala mi sariling gripo, SANITATION that is conducive to communities with
kamo-kabo rami adtos SPECIFICALLY: health maintenance accurate and
bomba para sa
•
and personal accessible
panghugas og panglaba. Lack of water source
development due to; information about the
Nya magaplit ramig for hygiene activities
importance of
mineral para sa pagkaon as a health threat.
hygiene and
og pag-inom”.
 Lack of/inadequate sanitation.
OBJECTIVE DATA: knowledge of
• Lack of clean water importance of
supply and sanitation. hygiene and
sanitation

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 CHAPTER VI. FAMILY NURSING CARE PLAN

METHODS OF
OBJECTIVES OF NURSING RESOURCES
FAMILY-NURSE
CARE INTERVENTION REQUIRED
CONTACT
SHORT TERM • Facilitate access to • Home-visit • Human Resources
• The family will be able to clean water source • Observation •
explain the importance of
Material Resources
prioritizing and • Interview Method • Financial Resources
maintaining proper hygiene
and sanitation practices.
LONG TERM
• The family will determine
the best course of action to
protect themselves against
diseases and keep everyone
in the family healthy

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 CHAPTER VI. FAMILY NURSING CARE PLAN
6.2

HEALTH FAMILY NURSING

CUES GOAL OF CARE
PROBLEMS PROBLEM

SUBJECTIVE DATA: POOR  Inability to provide a  To raise awareness

ENVIRONMENTAL home environment that is about the potential
• “Sa among kasilyas conducive to health
SANITATION health risks associated
wala mi kaugalingon maintenance and
SPECIFICALLY: personal development with improper excreta
septic tank” as
• due to; disposal.
verbalized by the Problem with regards
mother. to excreta disposal as
a health threat.  Lack of/inadequate
OBJECTIVE DATA:
knowledge of importance
• Improper excreta of preventive measures
disposal  Lack of skills in carrying
out measures to improve
home environment

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 CHAPTER VI. FAMILY NURSING CARE PLAN

METHODS OF
OBJECTIVES OF NURSING RESOURCES
FAMILY-NURSE
CARE INTERVENTION REQUIRED
CONTACT

SHORT TERM • Conduct a community • Home-visit • Human Resources

• The family will health education • Observation • Material Resources
understand the various program on
methods of safe excreta environmental • Interview Method • Financial Resources
disposal. hygiene.
LONG TERM
• The family will determine
the best course of action
to protect themselves
against diseases and keep
everyone in the family
healthy

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VII. SUMMARY, EVALUATION AND RECCOMENDATION
The findings of this case study offer empirical information about the family of Posion, Teresita that
focuses on their home environment and environmental hygiene practices. Empowering the family
to create a home environment that promotes health maintenance and personal development.

7.1 SUMMARY AND EVALUATION

 The Posion family is a Single-Parent family, which is composed of six members. The Posion Family’s House is
made of wood and has two bedrooms, one bathroom, a kitchen, and a living room which is just enough or
adequate for their living space.
 Posion, Teresita and her family face several health threats due to poor environmental sanitation.
 Addressing these challenges is crucial to safeguard the family’s health and well-being. By implementing
appropriate interventions, such as improving waste management practices, enhancing access to clean water, and
establishing proper sanitation facilities, the Posion family can mitigate these health risks and cultivate a
healthier living environment.

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VII. SUMMARY, EVALUATION AND RECCOMENDATION
TO THE FAMILY
 To build a home environment
that is conducive to health
and can promote health
maintenance to each member
of the family.
TO THE STUDENT
NURSE
 Group cooperation is crucial
because it enables other
members to express new
ideas and new techniques in
providing care to the family.
TO THE CLINICAL
INSTRUCTORS
 To mentor and support
nursing students in learning
new skills or honing those
they already have in books
and in the classroom in order
to provide clients with the
best possible care.
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THANK YOU
BSN II-SECTION 7(Group 1-B)
Gonzalo, Irish
Laude, John Paul
Motel, Liezihl Vincent C.
Pantin, Darlyn Jane B.
Relayo, Christine Anne E.

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