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to adulthood According to WHO adolescence is ranging between 12 to 24 y.o., married is not included.
by its change in: 1. Physical anatomy 2. Behavior 3. Cognitive 4. Biological needs 5. Emotional
Change of primary puberty& its responses Middle adolescence (15-17 y.o) Transition of orientation where those are more dominant than others Late adolescence (18-20 y.o) Transition of adult, where they starting to look for suitable jobs (Crockett and Peterson, 1993)
Weight
Height
female, approx. at 17-18 y.o male, approx. at 19-20 y.o Body Proportion Internal Organs Sexual Organs maximum size reached, but still yet mature up till late adolescence.
Female
Breastdevelops Pubichairgrows Bodygowth Menarche Axillarhair
Male
Growth of testical Pubichair Bodygrowth Transitional of penis, prostaticglands First ejaculation Beard, mustache, hairy face Axillahair
1. Abstract
The main differences between this community and the younger identified in its type of stimulus and its level of quality. Findings: anger, fear, jealousy, curiosity, sadness & happiness expression, passion and compassion expression.
Identity vs Role
developmental task: to be independent with his/her own identity Problems: Moody Decision making Identity taking
status
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interaction
1. First impression
2. Reputation
3. Performance suitability 4. Social
5. Emotional maturity
Social interest
Educational interest
Religion and worship interest Sexual interest
Vacation
Party
Curiosity to new items
(drugs, sexual activity, alcoholism) Problem sharing Helping others Critics Surrounding consideration
Because of their interest improvement, somehow it may brings problems, especially their wellbeing Developmental Nutritional Reproduction STD & HIV/AIDS Drugs and alcoholism Sexual harassment, adultery, pornography, etc.
Assessing
Diagnosing
Planning Implementing
Evaluating
Age
Education status
Social/extra campus activity Health problem finding (past and present illness)
Not to be in formal terms 2. Not in teaching performance 3. Give them the real evidence
1.
Cognitive
Affective
Psychomotor
through
Structure
Process Output/outcome
PencegahanPenanggulanganPenyalahgunaandanPeredaranGelapNarkoba
Tujuan :
PKK,
Tenagakesehatan
1. Meningkatkanpengetahuanmasyarakattentangnapza
dan bahayanya.
para
4. Membangunsistempelaporan,
informasi, lingkunganmasingdan
PERAN PERAWAT
PERAN KLIEN
KOMUNITAS
Windshield survey
Windshield survey Status kesehatan, data demografi, angka kelahiran, angka kematian Observasi sistem sosial pendidikan, ekonomi, komunikasi, transportasi Data sensus, data survei, kepustakaan, pusatpenelitiankesehatandanm asyarakat
Head to toe
Laboratorium
P
Tingkat Individu
E
Karakteristik Individu
Tingkat Keluarga
NANDA
5 tugaskeluargadibidan gkesehatan
Karakteristikmasyar akat (Ketidakmampuanmas y)
Tingkat Komunitas
PERENCANAAN
Menentukanprioritas Menentukankriteriahasil
Menentukanrencanatindakan
Implementasi Dokumentasi
HIRARKI KOMUNITAS
Aktualisasi diri Aktualisasikom unitas
Harga diri
Kebanggaankom unitas
Pendidikan Partisipasi
Aman
Keamanan, perlindungan
Fisiologis
Perbandingan kebutuhan dasar individu dengan komunitas sebagai klien (Higgs&Gustafson, 1995) 28
Prosesevaluasi : KOGNITIF AFEKTIF PSIKOMOTOR PERUBAHAN FUNGSI KEMANDIRIAN EMPOWERING, NETWORKING, NEGOTIATION DATA YANG TERKUMPUL : TUJUAN DAN
PENCAPAIAN TUJUAN
Ancamankehidupan&kesehatan
KUNJUNGAN RUMAH OLEH PERAWAT (HOME VISIT /HOME CARE) TERENCANA PEMBINAAN KELUARGA
PENGKAJIAN KEPERAWATAN ANGGOTA KELUARGA LAIN DETEKSI DINI KASUS/MASALAH KONTAK SERUMAH
PENDIDIKAN/ PENYULUHAN KESEHATAN/ KEPERAWATAN TERENCANA DI KELUARGA TINDAKAN KEPERAWATAN (DIRECT CARE) PENDERITA PEMANTAUAN KETERATURAN PENGOBATAN PENGENDALIAN INFEKSI DI KELUARGA KONSELING KEPERAWATAN/KESEHATAN DOKUMENTASI KEPERAWATAN