The nursing intervention aims to help a family understand proper garbage disposal practices within one week. Through a home visit and demonstrations, the nurse will educate the family on segregating biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste, various disposal methods like composting, recycling, and reuse, and the health risks of improper disposal like burning. The goal is for the family to recognize significance of safe waste disposal and identify strategies for a clean environment.
The nursing intervention aims to help a family understand proper garbage disposal practices within one week. Through a home visit and demonstrations, the nurse will educate the family on segregating biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste, various disposal methods like composting, recycling, and reuse, and the health risks of improper disposal like burning. The goal is for the family to recognize significance of safe waste disposal and identify strategies for a clean environment.
The nursing intervention aims to help a family understand proper garbage disposal practices within one week. Through a home visit and demonstrations, the nurse will educate the family on segregating biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste, various disposal methods like composting, recycling, and reuse, and the health risks of improper disposal like burning. The goal is for the family to recognize significance of safe waste disposal and identify strategies for a clean environment.
The nursing intervention aims to help a family understand proper garbage disposal practices within one week. Through a home visit and demonstrations, the nurse will educate the family on segregating biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste, various disposal methods like composting, recycling, and reuse, and the health risks of improper disposal like burning. The goal is for the family to recognize significance of safe waste disposal and identify strategies for a clean environment.
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Health Family Nursing Goal of care Objectives of care Nursing Method of Resources Required
Problem Diagnosis Interventions Nurse-Family
Contact Health Inability to make After nurse After 4 hours of nursing 1. Talk to your Home Visit Material Resources: Deficit: a decision about intervention, the interventions, the patient family about Pamphlet about Fever due to taking patient will be will be able to: the dengue Dengue. Dengue Virus appropriate able to seek A. Understand the virus and Visual aids and action due to health treatment significance of how to materials needed failure to and avoid treating the distinguish for recognize the additional dengue virus as early demonstrations. nature of the Dengue Virus soon as possible. symptoms Human Resources: disease and the problems. B. Be aware of the of different Time and effort of problem. potential for diseases. the student nurses. serious 2. Show the Time and attention consequences family how of the family. associated with the dengue the dengue virus. virus may C. Differentiate harm a dengue virus person's symptoms from body. those of other 3. List the viruses. phases of D. You have a dengue thorough grasp of virus how the dengue infection. virus affects the 4. Emphasize body. the necessity of obtaining medical attention while the virus is still in its early stages. Health Problem Family Nursing Goal of care Objectives of care Nursing Interventions Method of Resources Diagnosis Nurse- Required Family Contact Health Threat: Inability to Within one After 45 minutes, the 1. Determine the Home Visit Material Poor decide about week of nurse family will be able to: family's level of Resources: Home/Environment taking interventions, 1. Identify the understanding of Visual Sanitation-Improper appropriate the family will various waste the stated aids of Garbage Disposal actions due to understand the disposal methods, problem. proper failure to significance of such as: 2. Examine the garbage comprehend the using correct a) Utilizing a surrounding area disposal nature and scope waste disposal compost pit with a and the family's Human Resources: of the problem practices. lid residence. Time and b) Separate the non- 3. Inform the family effort of biodegradable about correct both the materials from the garbage disposal student biodegradable practices, such as nurses and materials segregating family. c) Recycling of biodegradable usable waste waste from non- d) Reusing or biodegradable selling certain waste, and waste, such as demonstrate the cans, bottles, and methods. plastics 4. Discuss with your 2. Enumerate the family the right strategies for advantages and keeping the disadvantages of environment clean various garbage and employing disposal options. suitable trash 5. Instruct the family disposal methods. on the need of 3. Describe the term appropriate "proper waste garbage disposal. disposal" and its benefits. 4. Recognize the potential consequences of garbage burning. 5. Demonstrate an awareness of the significance of safe waste disposal. Scale Ranking health Conditions and Problems According To Priorities Criteria Computati Score Justification on ● Nature of the condition of problem 2/3x1 = 0.67 The situation poses a presented health threat since it may - Wellness state result in illnesses caused - Health deficit (Actual problem) by the family's - Health threat inadequately separated - Foreseeable crisis garbage. Some of these ailments are respiratory disorders caused by the stench of garbage and water from their drainage system. ● Modifiability of the condition or 1 / 2 x 2 =1 The problem is partially modifiable since they still do Problem not understand the - Easily modifiable importance of waste - Partially modifiable separation.
- Not modifiable
● Preventive potential 2/3x1 = 0.67 They have insufficient
understanding of the - High situation, and only the - Moderate family's head (Mr. Abad) - Low can resolve it.
● Salience 2/2x1 =1 The family perceived the
- A condition or problem, needing problem as a condition immediate attention needing immediate - Condition or problem not needing attention because they can immediate attention still segregate their - Not perceived as a problem or garbage and put it in a condition needing attention proper receptacle. Total 3.34 Scale Ranking health Conditions and Problems According To Priorities Criteria Computati Score Justification on ● Nature of the condition of problem 2/3x1 = 0.67 Their apartment is located presented near a creek where they - Wellness state dispose of their garbage, - Health deficit (Actual problem) has poor surroundings, and - Health threat was discovered to contain - Foreseeable crisis mosquito larvae, making the family susceptible to dengue. ● Modifiability of the condition or 1 / 2 x 2 =1 Partially Modifiable because there is no other place Problem available for them to stay - Easily modifiable except near the river, so - Partially modifiable even they drain the possible breeding sites of - Not modifiable mosquitoes such as their basins and they clean their house, still there is a stagnant water of the river as nests for mosquitoes and the garbage in the river as home for cockroaches. ● Preventive potential 1/3x1 = 0.33 The problem has low preventive potential - High because future problems - Moderate such as malaria, dengue - Low and other diseases caused by mosquitoes, cockroaches and rodents cannot be totally prevented but can only be minimized. ● Salience 2/2x1 =1 The family perceived the - A condition or problem, needing problem as a problem immediate attention needing immediate - Condition or problem not needing attention or resolution immediate attention because it threatens the - Not perceived as a problem or health of the members of condition needing attention the family. Total 3