A nurse is caring for family members who have recently lost their home and belongings in a fire. The family is staying with extended family in the area. Which is the most appropriate nursing diagnosis for this family?
A) Readiness for Enhanced Family Processes
B) Dysfunctional Family Processes
C) Compromised Family Coping
D) Ineffective Individual Coping
Answer: C
The family has experienced a devastating loss. The family's ability to cope has been compromised and the nurse will also assess their external support systems. The family is not in a state of readiness yet. There is no evidence that the family is dysfunctional or that any family member is experiencing ineffective coping.
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