1. Theoretical Framework in Nursing
By:
May Vallerie V. Sarmiento RN
Prof. Erlinda E. Domingo RN., MPH., CESO IV
Professor III

2.  Henderson called her definition of
nursing her “concept” and emphasized
the importance of increasing the patient’s
independence so that progress after
hospitalization would not be delayed. She
categorized nursing activities into
fourteen components, based on human
needs

3. Case Scenario
 Ms.X 25 years old female client was admitted
in the surgical unit, with attempted suicide. Two
weeks ago, she ingested toilet cleaner because
of a family dispute.
 Upon history taking, her mother informed that
her marriage was planned two days before the
incident. She was reluctant to share the reason
for her suicide but stated that she was stressed
out and tried to kill herself

4. Cont…
 Later on, her mother reported that
she was impulsive and emotional
person and was in live with someone
but the family was willing for her
marriage.

5. Table Nursing ASSESSMENT of Ms. X
Henderson's 14 Components Assessment Findings
1 Breathing normally She was experiencing difficulty in breathing; Respiratory
rate-16 irregular, Oxygen saturation 87%
2 Eat and drink adequately. Height 153 cm; weight 45kg; skin turgor good, She was
Advised liquid diet but she resisted taking any liquid.
3 Elimination of body wastes Foley's catheter was in placed
4 Movement and Posturing Reports fatigue , Feeble to walk, Gait imbalance
5 Sleep and Rest Experiencing insomnia for three days, Dark circles around
Eyes
6 Select suitable clothes-dress and undress Wearing loose fitted dirty dress.
7 Maintain body temperature No signs of hyperthermia or hypothermia; Temperature 37
C
8 Keep the body clean and well groomed Mother reported that she was very conscious of her physical
appearance and hygiene but was not well groomed at that
time.
9 Avoid dangers in the environment Fatigue, feeble walk and history of attempted suicide.
10 Communication She had damaged larynx and had speech difficulty
11 Worship according to one’s faith Religion; Islam, mother reported that she was not spiritual.
12 Work accomplishment Lost interest in self-care and inability to perform ADLs
since her marriage was planned as reported by mother
13 Play or participate in various forms of
recreation
Mother reported that she used to spend time with family but
had lost active participation in home activities
14 Learn, discover, or satisfy the curiosity Finding difficult to cope with her stress and present illness

6.  The Nursing Process, when used
systematically, could very well facilitate the
application of this theory. The self care
deficit is identified by the nurse through
assessment of the patient. Dorothea Orem
portrayed one of the very crucial skills of
the nurses in the nursing practice and that is
skilled observation, both of the patient and
other elements of the nursing situation.

7. PATIENT DETAILS
Name
Age
Sex
Education
Occupation
Marital status
Religion
Diagnosis
Theory applied
Mrs.X
56years
Female
No formal education
Household
Married
Hindu
Rheumatoid arthritis
Orem’s theory of self
care deficit.

8. Age 56 year
Gender Female
Health state Disability due to health
condition, therapeutic self
care demand
Development state Ego integrity vs despair
Sociocultural orientation No formal education, Indian,
Hindu
Health care system Institutional health care
Family system Married, husband working
Patterns of living At home with partner
Environment Rural area, items for ADL not
in easy reach, no special
precautions to prevent injuries
resources Husband, daughter, sister’s
son
Basic Conditioning Factors

9. Air Breaths without difficulty, no pallor cyanosis
Water Fluid intake is sufficient. Edema present over
ankles.
Turgor normal for the age
Food Hb – 9.6gm%, BMI = 14.Food intake is not
adequate or the diet is not nutritious.
Elimination Voids and eliminates bowel without difficulty.
Activity/ rest Frequent rest is required due to pain.
Pain not completely relieved,
Activity level ha s come down.
Deformity of the joint secondary to the disease
process and use of the joints.
Social interaction Communicates well with neighbors and calls the
daughter by phone Need for medical care is
communicated to the daughter.
Prevention of hazards Need instruction on care of joints and prevention
of falls. Need instruction on improvement of
nutritional status. Prefer to walk bare foot.
Promotion of normalcy Has good relation with daughter
Universal Self-care Requisites

10. Maintenance
of
developmenta
l environment
Able to feed self ,
Difficult to perform the dressing,
toileting etc
Prevention/
management
of the
conditions
threatening the
normal
development
Feels that the problems
are due to her own behaviours and
discusses the problems with
husband and daughter.
Developmental Self-care
Requisites

11. Adherence to medical
regimen
Reports the problems to the physician when in the
hospital. Cooperates with the medication, Not
much aware about the use and side effects of
medicines
Awareness of potential
problem associated with the
regimen
Not aware about the actual disease process.
Not compliant with the diet and prevention of
hazards. Not aware about the side effects of the
medications
Modification of self image
to incorporates changes in
health status
Has adapted to limitation in mobility.
The adoption of new ways for activities leads to
deformities and progression of the disease.
Adjustment of lifestyle to
accommodate changes in the
health status and medical
regimen.
Adjusted with the deformities.
Pain tolerance not achieved
Health Deviation Self-care Requisites

12. The Adaptation Model of Nursing is a
prominent nursing theory aiming to explain
or define the provision of nursing science.
In her theory, Sister Calista Roy’s model
sees the individual as a set of interrelated
systems who strives to maintain balance
between various stimuli.

13. Demographic Data
Name Mr. NR
Age 53 years old
Sex Male
Education Degree
Occupation Bank Clerk
Marital Status Married
Religion Hindu
Informants Patient and Wife
Date of Admission 02-23-16

14. Focal Stimulus:
 Non healing wound after amputation of great
and second toe of left leg. 4 week. A wound
first found on the junction between first and
second toe-4 month back. The wound was not
healing and gradually increased in size with pus
collected over the area
 He first showed in local hospital, referred to
medical college; during hospital stay great and
second toe amputated. But surgical wound
turned to non-healing with pus and black color.
So the physician suggested for below knee
amputation. That made them to come to
hospital. He underwent plastic surgery 3 weeks

15. Contextual Stimuli:
 Known case DM for past 10 years. Was on
oral hypoglycemic agent fr initial 2 years,
but switched to insulin and using it for 8
years now. Not wearing foot wear in the
house and premises.
Residual Stimuli:
He had TB attack 10 years back and took
complete course treatment. Previously, he
admitted in Hospital for leg pain about 4 years
back. Mothers brother had DM. Mother has
history of PTB. He is a graduate in
humanities, no special knowledge on health
matters.

16. ASSESSME
NT OF
BEHAVIOR
ASSESSMENT
OF STIMULI
Nursing
Diagnosis
Goal Intervention
Ineffective
protection
and sense in
physiologica
l mode.
(No pain
sensation
from the
wound site.
Focal Stimuli:
Non Healing
wound after
amputation of
great and
second toe of
left leg- 4
weeks.
Impaired
skin
integrity
related to
fragility of
the skin
secondary to
vascular
insufficienc
y.
Long term:
Objective
1. Amputate
d area will
be
completel
y healed
by April
20, 2016
2. Skin will
remain
intact with
no
ongoing
ulceration.
Maintain the
wound area
clean as
contamination
affects the
healing
process.
Follow sterile
technique
while
providing
care to
prevent
infection and
delay in
healing.

17.  Promotion Model Developed by Nola J.
Pender, first presented in 1982 The HPM aims
at predicting or explaining overall health-
promoting lifestyles and specific behaviors
 A 36-year-old female patient who smokes
2 packs of cigarettes per day; her 9 months
old bottle-fed child has just been diagnosed
with his second episode of otitis media”
Problem Identified: Need for smoking
cessation with health promoting behavior.

18. ASSESSMENT
Prior Related Behavior Length of time patient has smoked Amount
patient smokes Previous attempts at smoking
cessation Personal Factors Perceived health
status Education Socioeconomic status Self-
motivation
Perceived Benefits of Action (provide education) Decreased risk of chronic
disease Improved health of child Financial
benefits Perceived Barriers-Address fears such
as weight gain, failure, etc Cost of
medications/nicotine replacement therapy
Assess personal capability of health-
promoting behavior Activity-Related Affect-
“modify cognitions, affect, and the
interpersonal and physical environment to
create incentives for health actions”
Interpersonal Influences Identify how family, peers, providers
influence patient behavior, support system
Situational Influences- What situations can
impede health promoting behavior Competing
Demands- job loss, death, stress

19. Intervention Develop a commitment to
a plan of action Provide
counseling (problem
solving/skills training)
and social support Provide
self-help educational
material Establish a quit
date Initiate
pharmacological treatment
as appropriate
Evaluation Continued assessment of
immediate competing
demands and preferences
is essential to the
continued health-
promoting behavior

20.  Johnson’s Behavioral System Model is a
model of nursing care that advocates the
fostering of efficient and effective
behavioral functioning in the patient to
prevent illness. The patient is identified as a
behavioral system composed of seven
behavioral subsystems: affiliative,
dependency, ingestive, eliminative, sexual,
aggressive, and achievement.

21. Patient Profile
Name Mrs. B
Age 43 years old
Chief Complaint Nausea and Vomiting few
hours PTC
Decrease level of
Consciousness ; GCS:
Lethargic 13/15; Blurring
of vision, dysarthria, severe
right sided weakness
Patient Data Bp: 185/85, PR: 107bpm ,
RR: 20cpm, Temperature:
37.5C O2 sat: 87% Blood
sugar: 60mg/dl

22.  According to her daughter, Mrs. “B” and her
Husband having an argument and suddenly
Mrs. “B” fell down on the ground so she was
rushed to the nearby hospital within 15
minutes. She was immediately sent for CT scan
and diagnosed with Acute Ischemic Attack.
 Her past medical history revealed that the
medication for her hypertension was not
religiously complied due to budget constraints.
She is 4 feet and 8 inches tall and weighs 70
kilos (154 lbs.). She had history of right
nephrectomy five years ago, and rheumatic
heart disease since she’s eighteen years old.

23.  The patient has been compliant with her
medications and dietary regimens until
lately after her husband was out of work
that all the stress came so overwhelmingly
to her, that one morning she just woke up
aphasic with severe weakness on the right
limbs.
 When Ms. “B” woke up in the middle of
our interview, she burst into tears as you
can obviously understand from her facial
expression her worries for her family
future.

24. Subsystem ASSESSMENT
Sub: Obj:
Affiliation “I don’t want
to see my
husband yet”.
Changing
topic when
husband was
mentioned
Dependency
“I don’t need
him right
now”
Changing
topic when
husband was
mentioned

25. Aggresion Please give me
something sweet
like leche flan or
cake
Show sign of
strong desire to
have something
to eat that is
sweet
Elimination I have difficulty
defecation
Straining during
defecation
Ingestion Pls give me
something sweet
like leche flan or
cake
Show sign of
strong desire to
have something
to eat that is
sweet

26. Achievement when I am
sad, I can’t
help it to eat
something just
to forget I am
sad”
Begging for
food that is not
allowed like
sweet and
high
cholesterol,
unable to
finish hospital
serve food
Restorative “I don’t think I
can return to
my usual way
of living”
Show sign of
hopelessness
and not
cooperating