Family Nursing Care Plan Part 2
Posted by: AdminJanuary 18, 2008 · 12 Comments
by: Luvi Jane Cruz
Scholar Nursing Student
HEALTH HISTORY
A. BIOGRAPHIC DATA
The client’s name is JCP, a 17 years old, single, female, and lives at 5985 J. B. Miguel St. Bambang, Pasig, City. She is a Roman Catholic although she was born on October 10, 1989 in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The client is a pure Filipino citizen who can speak Filipino as well as English. She is currently a 2nd year college student at Far Eastern University taking up BS Nursing. Her parents and guardians are her source of finances with regards to health care and medical needs.
B. PRESENT HEALTH HISTORY
The client stated that she is not experiencing any problems or disease at present times. She also said that she rarely acquire a disease.
C. PAST HEALTH HISTORY
The client had chicken pox when she was 7 years old and received medical treatments but she doesn’t anymore remember the medications that were given to her. She said that according to her mother, she had received OPV, DPT, and BCG immunizations during childhood. The client has occasional rashes on the chest due to hot weather. Her dermatologist prescribed her Stiemycin as a treatment. She also applies acne gel (applied every other day), tretinoin cream and bleaching cream (both applied every other night) on her face in order to treat pimples. So far, the client has not experienced any side effects while using the said drugs/medications.
D. FAMILY HISTORY OF ILLNESS
The client’s father, who’s 38 years old, has diabetes while her mother, who’s 37 years old, has asthma. The grandfather of the client on her mother side, still living and is 81 years old, has tuberculosis while her grandmother still on the mother side is 70 years old and has arthritis. The client’s two other younger siblings, whose ages are 11 and 14, have currently no diseases inherited from their parents. The client also said that she at present, has no diseases.
3 DAYS DIET RECALL
Name of the client: Jenileen Carlette T. Peronilla


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please be more specific, wat is diz really an FNCP or individualised
I THINK DIZ IA NOT THE FORMAT OF FNCP…
hahahah. ithink so<3
more on NCP than FNCP!!
ay te, proud ka sa grade mo?? mukang hindi ka deserving sa ganyang grade aaah.. :)) peace!!
hi there. i know the client was classified as a single adult… but is this how an FNCP should look like? i mean, we’ve got references too and this is different from what is shown in those references.
by the way, about the grade, is it really necessary? well, ummh, because a lot of nursing students did (and can do) better than that. seriously. it didn’t help either, since negative comments still surfaced.
confidentiality…ring a bell?
peace, though…. goodluck to us all…
this is an individual assessment. a FNCP should start with a family IDB.
question (I hope you wouldn’t mind my question, I really am curious) – what reference do you use for the formulation of your FNCP?
uu nga ate.,..dpt pu FNCP. hehe
hmm, isn’t it supposed to be a plan for the family (since you call it an FNCP) and not addressed to an individual alone?
confidentiality.
be careful of using indicators and other words such as “sometimes”, “good”, “normal”. its meaning may vary from person to person. i mean how often is “often” for her. get what i mean? just be specific.
balance the assessment with equal amounts of subjective and objective cues.
cues were somewhat insufficient and inapt as paulo and kenj mentioned.
ang STERN KO, no? haha :) peace in the middle east! :)
As a C.I., I agree with this comment..
i think the three day diet recall is insufficient. include the servings of foods.
this entry violated the rule of confidentiality. :) hehe.
confidentiality of the patient must be observed.
is it a plan?? or is it just gordons assessment?? (hehe!!)
grammar should be observed well since it is an assessment,
proper usage of the assessment toll should i believe a vital part of a nursing students career..
some inputs were not appropriate for the subcategory.
well, those were my observations.
one more thing, is it important to state the school and the grade??
thanx!! =)