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PRIMARY CARE NURSING for ADULT\/GERONTOLOGY CLINICAL <\/p>\n
(NURS 538) <\/p>\n
FAMILY ASSESSMENT FORM <\/p>\n
FAMILY NAME <\/p>\n
ALNassar <\/p>\n
NAME OF HEAD OF FAMILY <\/p>\n
Fuad <\/p>\n
ADDRESS <\/p>\n
Dammam <\/p>\n
DATE <\/p>\n
1-10-2022<\/p>\n
RELI-<\/p>\n
GION <\/p>\n
ISLAM<\/p>\n
Type of family <\/p>\n
Family extended<\/p>\n
1. Family Genogram and Eco-map . (Use different colors for mapping out the function) <\/p>\n
Functional charting: — close \/ overly close \/ – – distant \/ ^^^ conflictual <\/p>\n
Presence of any readily available conflict between family members (specify) (10) <\/p>\n
Genogram 5 <\/p>\n
b:1952 ahmad b:1954 samera b:1948 fuad b:1950 fatima<\/p>\n
d:2012 d:2010<\/p>\n
b:1976 asaad b:1976 suha b:1974 d:21014 mohamad <\/p>\n
b:2020 ruba b:2009 faya b:2011 ward <\/p>\n
: Live male<\/p>\n
: Live female<\/p>\n
: Dead female<\/p>\n
: Dead male<\/p>\n
Eco-map 5 <\/p>\n
: Friends<\/p>\n
: Mosque<\/p>\n
: Social service<\/p>\n
: Work<\/p>\n
: County health department<\/p>\n
: Non health related community service<\/p>\n
: Family<\/p>\n
: Extended family<\/p>\n
: Strong<\/p>\n
: Supportive positive relationship<\/p>\n
: Negative<\/p>\n
2. Assessing the safety of the environment (home of older adults)<\/p>\n
(10) <\/p>\n
Illumination and Color Contrast <\/p>\n
Is the lighting adequate but not glare producing? <\/p>\n
The lighting is a bit dim<\/p>\n
Are the light switches easy to reach and manipulate? <\/p>\n
The keys are easy to reach because they are close to the floor<\/p>\n
Are night-lights used in appropriate places? <\/p>\n
The night light is not suitable because it becomes very dark during the night<\/p>\n
Is color contrast adequate between objects such as a chair and floor? <\/p>\n
The contrast of colors is appropriate and everything appears separately<\/p>\n
Hazards <\/p>\n
Are there throw rugs, highly polished floors, or other hazardous floor coverings? <\/p>\n
Not suitable, the carpet is rough and the floors are slippery<\/p>\n
If area rugs are used, do they have a nonslip backing and are the edges tacked to the floor? <\/p>\n
The edges of the carpet are bent and not fixed to the floor, which may cause people to fall<\/p>\n
Are there cords, clutter, or other obstacles in pathways? <\/p>\n
There are some electric charger wires and children’s toys lying on the floor most of the time<\/p>\n
Is there a pet that is likely to be running underfoot? <\/p>\n
There is a cat in the house that is young and very mobile<\/p>\n
Furniture <\/p>\n
Are chairs the right height and depth for the person? <\/p>\n
The height and depth of the chairs are appropriate for the age, height and health status of the client<\/p>\n
Do the chairs have armrests? <\/p>\n
Yes, there is armrests for the chairs<\/p>\n
Are tables stable and of the appropriate height? <\/p>\n
Yes, the height of tables is suitable for the height and movement of the client.<\/p>\n
Is small furniture placed well away from pathways? <\/p>\n
There are some furniture in the corridors that may hinder movement<\/p>\n
Stairways <\/p>\n
Is lighting adequate? Are there light switches at the top and bottom of the stairs? <\/p>\n
The lighting on the stairs is dim for the client eyesight<\/p>\n
Are there securely fastened handrails on both sides of the stairway? <\/p>\n
Yes, there is securely fastened handrails on both sides of the stairway<\/p>\n
Are all the steps even? <\/p>\n
Yes, all steps is even<\/p>\n
Should colored tape be used to mark the edges of the steps, particularly the top and bottom steps? <\/p>\n
Yes, we have to used mark the edges of the steps, particularly the top and bottom steps<\/p>\n
Bathroom <\/p>\n
Are grab bars placed appropriately for the tub and toilet? <\/p>\n
There are no grab bars in the bathroom<\/p>\n
Does the tub have skid-proof strips or a rubber mat in the bottom? <\/p>\n
The floor is slippery and there are no pieces or strips to prevent it<\/p>\n
Has the person considered using a tub seat? <\/p>\n
Yes, the person considered using a tub seat<\/p>\n
Is the height of the toilet seat appropriate? <\/p>\n
Yes, the height of the toilet seat appropriate<\/p>\n
Has the person considered using an elevated toilet seat? <\/p>\n
No, no need for that<\/p>\n
Does the color of the toilet seat contrast with surrounding colors? <\/p>\n
The color of the toilet is similar to the color of the walls and floor<\/p>\n
Is toilet paper within easy reach? <\/p>\n
Yes, toilet paper within easy reach<\/p>\n
Temperature <\/p>\n
Is the temperature of the room(s) comfortable? <\/p>\n
No, the rooms is cold<\/p>\n
Can the person read the markings on the thermostat and adjust it appropriately? <\/p>\n
There is no thermostat, they use traditional heating methods<\/p>\n
During cold months, is the room temperature high enough to prevent hypothermia? <\/p>\n
No, Heating devices used do not cover the entire house<\/p>\n
During hot weather, is the room temperature cool enough to prevent hyperthermia? <\/p>\n
No, because they use traditional methods<\/p>\n
Overall Safety <\/p>\n
How does the person obtain objects from hard-to-reach places? <\/p>\n
They use affixed table<\/p>\n
How does the person change overhead light bulbs? <\/p>\n
They use affixed table<\/p>\n
Are doorways wide enough to accommodate assistive devices? <\/p>\n
The entrances are wide and accommodate assistive devices<\/p>\n
Do door thresholds create hazardous conditions? <\/p>\n
There is a high threshold on the outside door<\/p>\n
Are telephones easily accessible, especially for emergency calls? <\/p>\n
Everyone in the family carries a cell phone and knows how to use it well<\/p>\n
Would it be helpful to use a cordless portable phone or a cellular phone? <\/p>\n
They basically use it<\/p>\n
Does the person wear sturdy shoes with nonskid soles? <\/p>\n
They go around the house without shoes<\/p>\n
Does the person keep a list of emergency numbers by the phone? <\/p>\n
The client phone has a favorite list in case of emergency, in addition to the fact that the phone does not have a secret number<\/p>\n
Bedroom <\/p>\n
Is the height of the bed appropriate? <\/p>\n
Yes, the height of the bed is appropriate to the health status and he using small Staircase<\/p>\n
Is the mattress firm at the edges to provide enough support for sitting? <\/p>\n
Yes, the mattress firm at the edges to provide enough support for sitting<\/p>\n
When side rails are in the down position, are they completely out of the way? <\/p>\n
Yes, side rails are in the down position, and they completely out of the way<\/p>\n
Is the pathway between the bedrooms and illuminated, particularly at night? <\/p>\n
The corridor is dimly lit<\/p>\n
Kitchen <\/p>\n
Are storage areas used to the best advantage (e.g., are objects that are most frequently used in the most accessible places)? <\/p>\n
Yes, there is a maid who arranges everything according to use and also takes into account the ease of access to it<\/p>\n
Are nonslip mats used in front of the sink? <\/p>\n
No, they don\u2019t use nonslip mats used in front of the sink<\/p>\n
Are the markings on stoves and other appliances clearly visible?<\/p>\n
I didn\u2019t notice any signs<\/p>\n
Are the markings on stoves and other appliances clearly visible? <\/p>\n
No, but the maid does it<\/p>\n
Assistive Devices <\/p>\n
What assistive devices are used? <\/p>\n
Crutch and walker<\/p>\n
Is a call light available, and does the person know how to use it? <\/p>\n
There is no call lights<\/p>\n
Would the person benefit from any assistive devices that are not being used? <\/p>\n
Yes, he may use a wheelchair if he is very tired or dizzy<\/p>\n
Are assistive devices being used safely and properly, or do they present additional hazards? <\/p>\n
Yes, assistive devices being used safely and properly<\/p>\n
3. Family Health Care Plan (10) <\/p>\n
Types of Care <\/p>\n
Family member <\/p>\n
Problem <\/p>\n
Recommendations <\/p>\n
WELLNESS <\/p>\n
Ahmad<\/p>\n
Samera<\/p>\n
Fuad<\/p>\n
Fatima<\/p>\n
Asaad<\/p>\n
Suha<\/p>\n
Mohamad<\/p>\n
Ruba<\/p>\n
Faya<\/p>\n
ward<\/p>\n
Bad(old age,health status)<\/p>\n
Bad(health status)<\/p>\n
Bad(health status)<\/p>\n
Bad(old age,health status)<\/p>\n
Good( medically free)<\/p>\n
Bad(health status)<\/p>\n
Good( medically free)<\/p>\n
Good( medically free)<\/p>\n
Good( medically free)<\/p>\n
Good( medically free)<\/p>\n
Provide a nurse<\/p>\n
She was dead<\/p>\n
He was dead<\/p>\n
Provide a nurse<\/p>\n
Frequently checkup and sport<\/p>\n
Helthy diet and sport<\/p>\n
He was dead<\/p>\n
Frequently checkup and spot<\/p>\n
Frequently checkup and sport<\/p>\n
Frequently checkup and sport<\/p>\n
MEDICAL <\/p>\n
Ahmad<\/p>\n
Samera<\/p>\n
Fuad<\/p>\n
Fatima<\/p>\n
Asaad<\/p>\n
Suha<\/p>\n
Mohamad<\/p>\n
Ruba<\/p>\n
Faya<\/p>\n
ward<\/p>\n
HTN, CVA<\/p>\n
Cancer<\/p>\n
MI<\/p>\n
HTN<\/p>\n
Medically free<\/p>\n
DM<\/p>\n
Medically free<\/p>\n
Medically free<\/p>\n
Medically free<\/p>\n
Medically free<\/p>\n
Monitor BP, Monitor medication taking<\/p>\n
Dead<\/p>\n
Dead<\/p>\n
Monitor BP, Monitor medication taking<\/p>\n
Frequently checkup<\/p>\n
Monitor blood sugar reading before each meals and at bed time, monitor medication taking<\/p>\n
Frequently checkup<\/p>\n
Frequently checkup<\/p>\n
Frequently checkup<\/p>\n
Frequently checkup<\/p>\n
PSYCHOSOCIAL <\/p>\n
Ahmad<\/p>\n
Samera<\/p>\n
Fuad<\/p>\n
Fatima<\/p>\n
Asaad<\/p>\n
Suha<\/p>\n
Mohamad<\/p>\n
Ruba<\/p>\n
Faya<\/p>\n
ward<\/p>\n
Non<\/p>\n
Non<\/p>\n
Non<\/p>\n
Dementia<\/p>\n
Non<\/p>\n
Non<\/p>\n
Non<\/p>\n
Non<\/p>\n
Non<\/p>\n
non<\/p>\n
non<\/p>\n
non<\/p>\n
non<\/p>\n
don\u2019t let her alone and monitor medication taking<\/p>\n
non<\/p>\n
non<\/p>\n
non<\/p>\n
non<\/p>\n
non<\/p>\n
non<\/p>\n
1<\/p>\n
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