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    FNCP Sample

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    The family is unable to recognize possible pregnancy complications like preeclampsia due to a lack of knowledge. They are also unable to provide adequate nursing care or utilize health resources. The goals of nursing intervention are for the family to ensure the pregnant woman gets regular prenatal checkups, implement an agreed upon health plan, and decide on hospital delivery. The objectives are for the family to broaden their knowledge of pregnancy complications and consequences of actions or inactions, discuss available options and consequences, and explore ways to perform urinalysis tests.

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    FNCP Sample

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    The family is unable to recognize possible pregnancy complications like preeclampsia due to a lack of knowledge. They are also unable to provide adequate nursing care or utilize health resources. The goals of nursing intervention are for the family to ensure the pregnant woman gets regular prenatal checkups, implement an agreed upon health plan, and decide on hospital delivery. The objectives are for the family to broaden their knowledge of pregnancy complications and consequences of actions or inactions, discuss available options and consequences, and explore ways to perform urinalysis tests.

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    Family Nursing Care Plan

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    FNCP SAMPLE

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    The family is unable to recognize possible pregnancy complications like preeclampsia due to a lack of knowledge. They are also unable to provide adequate nursing care or utilize health resources. The goals of nursing intervention are for the family to ensure the pregnant woman gets regular prenatal checkups, implement an agreed upon health plan, and decide on hospital delivery. The objectives are for the family to broaden their knowledge of pregnancy complications and consequences of actions or inactions, discuss available options and consequences, and explore ways to perform urinalysis tests.

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    FNCP Sample

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    Louise Opina
    The family is unable to recognize possible pregnancy complications like preeclampsia due to a lack of knowledge. They are also unable to provide adequate nursing care or utilize health resources. The goals of nursing intervention are for the family to ensure the pregnant woman gets regular prenatal checkups, implement an agreed upon health plan, and decide on hospital delivery. The objectives are for the family to broaden their knowledge of pregnancy complications and consequences of actions or inactions, discuss available options and consequences, and explore ways to perform urinalysis tests.

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    HEALTH FAMILY NURSING GOAL OF OBLECTIVES OF INTERVENTION PLAN

    PROBLEM PROBLMES CARE CARE Nursing Method of Resources


    Interventions Nurse-Family Required
    Contract
    2. Possible 1. Inability to recognize After nursing After nursing 1. Broaden the knowledge of Home visit and Material resources:
    preeclampsia the possible intervention, intervention, the the family on complications Clinic visit Visual aids and
    complication in the family will family will: of pregnancy specifically: possibly, reagents,
    pregnancy due to lack take the a. Ensure that Mrs. a. Discuss the implications test tubes, burner
    of knowledge. necessary A will have of the signs and test tube holder,
    2. Inability to provide measures to regular prenatal symptoms presented by bottles if urinalysis
    adequate nursing care prevent or check-up at the Mrs. A. will be done by the
    to a pregnant member properly clinic; b. Discuss the conse- nurse.
    due to: manage b. Implement quences of action on the
     lack of know-ledge preeclampsia agreed-upon problem. Time and effort of
    on health actions 2. Discuss with the familythe the nurse and the
    the nature and for Mrs. A courses of action open to family.
    management of especially in the them, and the consequences
    the health areas of of the health actions of the Transportation and
    condition, and laboratory work- health actions on the family. expenses of the
     lack of know- up, 3. Explore ways by which nurse and the
    ledge on the nutrition/diet urinalysis can be done, family
    nature and extent physical activity, either by having:
    of nursing care rest and sleep a. A family member bring
    needed and genral the specimen to the
    3. Inability to utilize hygiene; nearest laboratory and
    resources for health c. Decide on a have the results available,
    care due to: hospital delivery or
    a. Failure to perceive for Mrs. A b. The agency set up its own
    the benefits of laboratory for simple tests
    health care, and especially if accessibility of
    b. Inaccessibility of a laboratory service is a
    the required major problem of clients in
    service for the community.
    urinalysis

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