UTA NURS3352 2021 April Module 5 Assignment Latest

1. Write a minimum of one paragraph for each category and address as many of the 26 subcategories such as Socializing function and Health care function.

Indentifying data (has 6 sub categories with bullet points)

· Family Name (Initials only)

· Family Composition: The Family Genogram

· Cultural (Ethnic) Background

· Religious Identification

· Social Class Status

· Social Class Mobility

Developmental stage and history of the family (has 4 sub categories bullet points)

· Family’s Present Developmental Stage

· Extent of Family Developmental Tasks Fulfillment

· Nuclear Family History

· History of Family of Origin of Both Parents

Environmental data (has 8 sub categories with bullet points)

· Characteristics of Home

· Characteristics of Neighborhood and Larger Community

· Family’s Geographical Mobility

· Family’s Associations and Transactions With Community

· Communication Patterns Extent of Functional and Dysfunctional Communication

           (types of recurring patterns)

• Extent of Emotional (Affective)
• Extent of Emotional (Affective)
• Messages and How Expressed
• Characteristics of Communication Within Family Subsystems
• Types of Dysfunctional Communication Processes Seen in Family
• Areas of Closed Communication

· Power Structure

• Decision-making Process

· Role Structure

• Formal Role Structure
• Informal Role Structure
• Variables Affecting Role Structure

· Family Values

• Identify important family values and their importance (priority) in family.
• Presence of Value Conflicts in Family
• Effect of the Above Values and Value Conflicts on Health Status of Family

Family functions (has 3 sub categories with bullet points)

· Affective Function

• Mutual Nurturance, Closeness, and Identification
• Separateness and Connectedness

· Socialization Function

• Family Child-rearing Practices
• Adaptability of Child-rearing Practices for Family
• Value of Children in Family

• Cultural Beliefs That Influence Family’s Child-rearing Patterns
• Social Class Influence on Child-rearing

· Health Care Function

• Family’s Health Beliefs, Values, and Behavior
• Family’s Definitions of Health-Illness and Its Level of Knowledge
• Family’s Perceived Health Status and Illness Susceptibility
• Family’s Dietary Practices

? Adequacy of family diet

? Function of mealtimes and attitudes toward food and mealtimes

• Sleep and Rest Habits
• Physical Activity and Recreation Practices
• Family’s Therapeutic and Recreational Drug, Alcohol, and Tobacco Practices
• Family’s Role in Self-care Practices
• Medically Based Preventive Measures (physicals, eye and hearing tests, immunizations, dental care)
• Complementary and Alternative Therapies
• Family Health History (both general and specific diseases—environmentally and genetically related)
• Feelings and Perceptions Regarding Health Services

Family stress coping and adaptation (has 3 sub categories with bullet points)

· Family Stressors, Strengths, and Perceptions

• Stressors Family Is Experiencing
• Strengths That Counterbalance Stressors
• Family’s Definition of the Situation

· Family Coping Strategies

• How the Family Is Reacting to the Stressors
• Extent of Family’s Use of Internal Coping Strategies (past/present)
• Extent of Family’s Use of External Coping Strategies (past/present)
• Dysfunctional Coping Strategies Utilized (past/present; extent of use)

· Family Adaptation

• Overall Family Adaptation
• Estimation of Whether Family Is in Crisis

1. Briefly reflect on this experience and the lesson you have learned.

The Friedman Family Assessment Model (Short Form)

modified for this assignment

IDENTIFYING DATA

1. Family Name (Initials only)

2. Family Composition: The Family Genogram

3. Cultural (Ethnic) Background

4. Religious Identification

5. Social Class Status

6. Social Class Mobility

DEVELOPMENTAL STAGE AND HISTORY OF FAMILY

7. Family’s Present Developmental Stage

8. Extent of Family Developmental Tasks Fulfillment

9. Nuclear Family History

10. History of Family of Origin of Both Parents

ENVIRONMENTAL DATA

11. Characteristics of Home

12. Characteristics of Neighborhood and Larger Community

13. Family’s Geographical Mobility

14. Family’s Associations and Transactions With Community

15. Communication Patterns Extent of Functional and Dysfunctional Communication

      (types of recurring patterns)

• Extent of Emotional (Affective)
• Messages and How Expressed
• Characteristics of Communication Within Family Subsystems
• Types of Dysfunctional Communication Processes Seen in Family
• Areas of Closed Communication

18. Power Structure

• Decision-making Process

19. Role Structure

· Formal Role Structure

· Informal Role Structure

· Variables Affecting Role Structure

20. Family Values

· Identify important family values and their importance (priority) in family.

· Presence of Value Conflicts in Family

· Effect of the Above Values and Value Conflicts on Health Status of Family

FAMILY FUNCTIONS

21. Affective Function

· Mutual Nurturance, Closeness, and Identification

· Separateness and Connectedness

22. Socialization Function

• Family Child-rearing Practices
• Adaptability of Child-rearing Practices for Family
• Value of Children in Family
• Cultural Beliefs That Influence Family’s Child-rearing Patterns
• Social Class Influence on Child-rearing

23. Health Care Function

· Family’s Health Beliefs, Values, and Behavior

· Family’s Definitions of Health-Illness and Its Level of Knowledge

· Family’s Perceived Health Status and Illness Susceptibility

· Family’s Dietary Practices

  ? Adequacy of family diet

  ? Function of mealtimes and attitudes toward food and mealtimes

· Sleep and Rest Habits

· Physical Activity and Recreation Practices

· Family’s Therapeutic and Recreational Drug, Alcohol, and Tobacco Practices

· Family’s Role in Self-care Practices

· Medically Based Preventive Measures (physicals, eye and hearing tests, immunizations, dental care)

· Complementary and Alternative Therapies

· Family Health History (both general and specific diseases—environmentally and genetically related)

· Feelings and Perceptions Regarding Health Services

FAMILY STRESS, COPING, AND ADAPTATION

24. Family Stressors, Strengths, and Perceptions

· Stressors Family Is Experiencing

· Strengths That Counterbalance Stressors

· Family’s Definition of the Situation

25. Family Coping Strategies

· How the Family Is Reacting to the Stressors

· Extent of Family’s Use of Internal Coping Strategies (past/present)

· Extent of Family’s Use of External Coping Strategies (past/present)

· Dysfunctional Coping Strategies Utilized (past/present; extent of use)

26. Family Adaptation

· Overall Family Adaptation

· Estimation of Whether Family Is in Crisis

Source: Friedman, M. M., Bowden, V. R., & Jones, E. G. (2003). Family nursing: Research, theory, and practice (5th ed., pp. 593–594). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall.