Family Health Assessment Questions Rhonda Kennedy, RN NRS-429VN

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(Values/Health Perception) Do you and your family have any specific values? What does being healthy mean to your family? Do you consider yourself and your family healthy? (Nutrition) What kind ... of meals do you and your family have? Is there someone in your family that is a healthier eater? Is there someone in your family who could improve their eating habits? How do you think your meals affect your family’s health? (Sleep/Rest) How many hours of sleep does everyone in your family typically get a night? Does everyone seem to feel rested when awake? What is the importance of sleep/rest to you and your family? (Elimination) Does everyone have normal elimination patterns? Are there any types of elimination aids or supplements used? Are there any acute or chronic elimination issues? (Activity/Exercise) Does your family have an exercise or activity routine? What do your family activities consist of? What would you consider your family’s activity level? (Cognitive) What are the education levels of your family and its members? What cognitive activities do you and your family practice? What is the value of intelligence in your family? (Sensory-Perception) Does anyone in your family have any sensory deficits or impairments? Does anyone in your family use any aids for sensory impairment? Are there any school sensory deficits for your children? (Self-Perception) How does your family view themselves? Could your family improve how they perceive themselves? Are there any identity, personality, or body issues in your family? (Role Relationship) What is everyone’s role in the family? How is your family’s social life? How were the role’s established? (Sexuality) How is your sex life? How do you breach the subject of sexuality with your children? Do you feel as if everyone in your family is healthy sexually? (Coping) If there is a serious issue within your family, how is it handled? How are everyone’s coping skills? Could you and your family improve your coping skills? [Show More]

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