Lesson 7

Question 1

Designed upon completion of the assessment and the analysis and health diagnosis of family

Answer 1

Plan of intervention

Question 2

They are expected to be an active participant in the planning process

Answer 2

Family

Question 3

To guide the nurse in priority setting, the ff. factors need to be considered:

need in to consider in making a family nursing care plan

Answer 3

family safety
family perception
practicality
projected effects

Question 4

Next to life threatening emergencies

Answer 4

Family perception

Question 5

A life threatening situation is given top priority

Answer 5

Family safety

Question 6

The immediate resolution of a family concern gives the family a sense of accomplishment and confidence in themselves and the nurse

Answer 6

Projected effects

Question 7

Together with family, the nurse looks into existence resources and constraints

Answer 7

Practicality

Question 8

Establishing goals and objectives in family nursing process

Answer 8

Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Time bound

Question 9

Observable, measurable, and whenever possible, quantifiable indication indications of the family’s achievement

Answer 9

Measurable

Question 10

The objective clearly articulate who is expected to do what

Answer 10

Specific

Question 11

The objective has to be realistic and in conformity with available resources, existing constraints, family traits

Answer 11

Attainable

Question 12

Objective: having a specific target time or date helps the family and the nurse in focusing their attention and efforts

Answer 12

Time bound

Question 13

What objective: the family or a target family member will manifest a particular behavior

Answer 13

Specific

Question 14

3 category of nursing intervention

Answer 14

Supplemental Interventions
Facilitative Interventions
Developmental Interventions

Question 15

The nurse performs in behalf of the family when it is unable to do for itself

Answer 15

Supplemental Interventions

Question 16

Refers to action that removes barriers to appropriate health action

Answer 16

Facilitative Interventions

Question 17

Refers to actions that remove barriers to appropriate health action

Answer 17

Facilitative Interventions

Question 18

What nursing intervention:
Assisiting the family to avail of maternal and early childcare services

Answer 18

Facilitative Intervention

Question 19

Aims to improve the capacity of the family to provide for its own health needs

Answer 19

Developmental Interventions

Question 20

What nursing intervention:
Guiding the family to make responsible health decisions

Answer 20

Developmental Interventions

Question 21

This intervention is directed toward family empowerment

Answer 21

Developmental Intervention

Question 22

Determining the value of nursing care that has been given to a family

Answer 22

Evaluation

Question 23

The product of this step is used for decision making: to terminate, continue, or modify intervention

Answer 23

Evaluation

Question 24

Aspects of evaluation that are useful in family health care

Answer 24

Effectiveness
Appropriateness
Adequacy
Efficiency

Question 25

Refers to the suitability of the goals/objectives and interventions in attaining designed change in the family

Answer 25

Appropriateness

Question 26

Refers to determination whether goals and objectives were attained

Answer 26

Effectiveness

Question 27

Refers to the relationship of the resources use to attain the desired outcome

Answer 27

Efficiency

Question 28

Refers to the degree of sufficiency of goals / objectives

Answer 28

Adequacy

Question 29

Done while or immediately after implementing an order

Answer 29

On-going evaluation

Question 30

Type of evaluation: indicates client condition at the time of discharge

Answer 30

Terminal evaluation

Question 31

Type of evaluation: performed at a specific time of intervals (once a week)

Answer 31

Intermittent Evaluation

Question 32

Type of evaluation: enables nurses to correct any deficiency and modify care plan

Answer 32

Intermittent Evaluation

Question 33

Type of evaluation: enables nurses to make on the spot modification in an intervention

Answer 33

On going Evaluation

Question 34

Type of evaluation: also called the process evaluation

Answer 34

Intermittent Evaluation

Question 35

Type of evaluation: the status of goal achievement and evaluation of the clients child self abilities with regard to follow up care

Answer 35

Terminal Evaluation

Question 36

What are the ways of Conducting Evaluation

Answer 36

Formative Evaluation Summative Evaluation

Question 37

What way of conducting an evaluation: judgment made about effectiveness of nursing intervention as they are implemented

Answer 37

Formative evaluation

Question 38

What way of conducting an evaluation: determining the end results of family nursing care and usually involves measuring outcomes or the degree to which goals had been achieved

Answer 38

Summative Evaluation

Question 39

What are the Aspects of Evaluation

Answer 39

Effectiveness Appropriateness Adequacy Efficiency

Question 40

A professional, purposeful interaction that takes place in the family's residence aimed at promoting, maintaining or restoring health

Answer 40

Home visit

Question 41

Phases of Home Visit

Answer 41

Pre-Visit Phase In-home Phase Post-Visit Phase

Question 42

What phase: Documentation

Answer 42

Post-Visit

Question 43

What phase: determine the family's willingness, set an appointment to them, formulate a plan for home visit

Answer 43

Pre-Visit

Question 44

What phase: initiation, implementation, termination

Answer 44

In-Home

Question 45

A tool which the nurse, during her visit will enable her to perform a nursing procedure

Answer 45

Bag technique

Question 46

An essential and indispensable equipment of a public health nurse which she has to carry along her home visits

Answer 46

Public health bag