Candelaria - Family Case Study
Candelaria - Family Case Study
Candelaria - Family Case Study
General Objectives:
The main objective of community health nursing/home visit is that at the end of the home visit
the student nurse is able to promote health, prevent illness and injury, and provide care to
individuals and families in community settings.
Specific Objectives:
At the end of the community health visit.
1. to gather information on the family's health risks, illnesses, and factors that could have
an impact on the members' health.
2. Should be possible for the student to address family health problems.
CHAPTER 3
The data above shows the age, sex, position in the family, civil status, occupation, educational
attainment, date of birth, and birthplace of the family. It is shown above that the family is a
blended type of family. Extended type of family is a result from a union where one of both
spouses brings a child from a previous marriage into a new living arrangement.
In the case study Ms. Jean Tejero stated that she is separated to his first husband and has one
son named Jerwin Caceres, 19 years old who has special needs. But eventually she meets Mr.
Allan Meraflor, his current partner. They have one daughter named Jillian Meraflor 10 years old.
There are four members of the family residing in the home of the family two adults two and two
children one of the two children has special needs which is the child of Ms. Jean Tejero. The
husband of Ms. Jean Tejero is the only one who works to provide for their needs even though
Ms. Jean has a small sari-sari store. Mr. Meraflor earns around 50,000 monthly according to
Ms. Jean and according to her she can say that sometimes it's enough for everyday needs and
monthly bills. They can therefore be considered as a family that is average.
They are all Roman Catholic, they go to church sometimes but not too often. But they always
pray together, it helps them to be connected to god. It is also their way to ask for help and thank
god for the blessing they have received. When it comes to family problems her and his husband
talked about it to solve the problem.
Ms. Jean and Allan started living in the same house when they talked about their plans together.
They own a house in barangay Del Rosario Gawad Kalinga.
It is a semi-concrete house. The house has three rooms, one master's bedroom, one for her son
and one for her daughter. They also have their own kitchen and bathroom.
The family has appliances including refrigerator, television, and rice cooker. In terms of waste
disposal they have proper trash cans. They are required by the barangay to put their garbage in
proper waste disposal.
Ms. Jean cooks for her family everyday. She cooks using her kitchen. They have the usual food
utensils like spoon and fork, ordinary glasses and plates that she needs for cooking their
everyday food.
b) Mr. Allan Meraflor- I didn't have a chance to conduct an interview with Mr. Allan Meraflor,
but according to Ms. Jean, Mr. Allan doesn't have any past illness except UTI up until now.
c) Jerwin Caceres- Ms. Jean is also the one that explains about her son's condition being a
child with special needs. Jerwin bedridden but has a strong sense of hearing.
d) Jillian Meraflor- According to Ms. Jean the only problem that she encounter observe
towards her daugter Jillian is that Jillian don't do much and is always very picky regarding the
food she eats.
● Mr. Meraflor drink alcohol occasionally smokes. He only drink when there is a occassion
he just want to drink.
● If there someone in the family that has fever, they give paracetamol or tempra for the
younger ones.
● The family has been able to appreciate the value of good health.
b. Nutritional-metabolic pattern
d. Activity-exercise pattern
● Ms. Jean stated they don't have regular exercise but they always walk outside there
house sometimes.
● Her daughter spend their free time watching television, playing online games, and
browsing YouTube. They occasionally engage in physical exercise as well, such playing
street games. As for her who is bedriddent she said that she help his son to his legs
arms to avoid more complication.
e. Sleep-rest pattern
● No one in the home has any issues with sleeping or has trouble falling asleep, according
to Ms. Jean.
● They sleep around 10 pm or depending on what they are doing, and wakes up at around
6 or 7. To prepare her daughters school.
● Mostly they have 8 hours of sleep.
also when they have spare time they take a rest too.
f. Cognitive-perceptual pattern
● likewise the respondents. Ms. Jean is capable of providing pertinent and correct answers
to the inquiries.
● Ms. Stated can respond when called also his son responds because it have a strong
sense of hearing.
g. Self-perception/self concept
● Ms. Jean said that the things that can make her easily mad or angry are when her
children have not followed her.
● When it comes to family problem, Ms. Said that her and husband talked about the
problem to solve it.
I. Sexual reproductive
● Ms. Jean refuse to answer about there sexual reproductive. She said that when it comes
to that thing they are private.
j. Coping stress
● They're spending time with each other, sharing tasks, keeping communications channels
open, and going out for dinner a few times.
CHAPTER 4
This chapter shows the Family History of the study including Database of the respondent, family
tree, general household data, activities of daily living which may be indicative of the current
health of the family because it continues to affect each family member.
Family History
The consist of 4 members, Ms. Jean Tejero 38 years old, his husband Mr. Allan Meraflor 42
years old, Jerwin Caceres 19 years old son of Ms. Jean In her first husband and lastly Jillian
Meraflor 10 years old daughter of Ms. Jean with Mr. Allan his current partner.
Ms. Jean stated that shes from Milaor and the reason why she is now in Gawad Kalinga Del
Rosario is because of her husband Mr. Allan. Ms. Jean said that, when the time Mr. Allan show
interest to her he promised to provide all of her needs and for his son.
The respondent upon the interview is Ms. Jean Tejero for her and for her family.
Family Tree
CHAPTER 5
Family Coping Index
In this chapter, you’ll see the real-life observations of the family’s behaviors and attitudes in
comparison to what you’d like to see as the ideal family’s attitudes and behaviors. You’ll also
see how the family responds to different stressors. These observations are then analyzed to see
if there are any health issues or if there are any negative attitudes and behaviors.
PHYSICAL Involve with the ability to Not all the 5 All of them have
INDEPENDENCE move around, to get out of family received care they
bed, to take care of daily members deserve, same
hygiene, walking etc. can move with hygiene they
physically, maintain
but they cleanliness. Have
help each the ability to do
other. their everyday
routine.
CHAPTER 6
Typology of Nursing Problem
This chapter looks at the issues that were found during the assessment and interviews with the
family: cues/data, family nursing problem and nursing diagnosis. The issues found are
categorized as: Wellness state Health Deficiencies Health Threats Preventable Crisis Stress
Points.
Subjective
The mother didn't say much about the house
or kitchen.
Objective:
I didn't have the chance meet her daughter Can be malnurish and can develop different
type of health problem
Subjective:
The mother said that his daughter always low
appetite
Subjective:
Ms. Jean verbalizes that she and his husband Can cause other health problem like gal stone
both have UTI..
CHAPTER 7
PRIORITIZING PROBLEM
In this chapter, you’ll see the family health issues that we’ve identified and how we’ve prioritized
them. You’ll also see the calculations we use to rank the issues based on their justification.