Coco Gomez, a 6-week infant was brought to the clinic for a routine check-up. He presents with no weight gain since his check-up at the age of two weeks. His mother stated she feeds him, but he does not seem to drink much. He sleeps 4to 5 hours between the feedings. His mother holds him in her arms without trunk to trunk contact. As the assessment is made, the nurse note that Mrs. Gomez never looks at Coco and never talks to him. She stated he was a planned baby but that she never realized how much work a baby could be. She says, her mother told her she was not a good mother because Coco is not gaining weight like he should. She states that she had not called the nurse when she know Coco was not gaining weight because she thought the nurse would think she was a bad mother just like her own mother thought about her.

Question Answered step-by-step APPLICATION OF NURSING PROCESS USING JOHNSON’S BEHAVIORAL SYSTEM MODEL  SITUATIONCoco Gomez, a 6-week infant was brought to the clinic for a routine check-up. He presents with no weight gain since his check-up at the age of two weeks. His mother stated she feeds him, but he does not seem to drink much. He sleeps 4to 5 hours between the feedings. His mother holds him in her arms without trunk to trunk contact. As the assessment is made, the nurse note that Mrs. Gomez never looks at Coco and never talks to him. She stated he was a planned baby but that she never realized how much work a baby could be. She says, her mother told her she was not a good mother because Coco is not gaining weight like he should. She states that she had not called the nurse when she know Coco was not gaining weight because she thought the nurse would think she was a bad mother just like her own mother thought about her.  Nursing Care Plan for Coco Gomez and Mrs. GomezAssessment:Diagnosis:Planning:Implementation:Evaluation: Health Science Science Nursing BSN 101 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)