Nursing Diagnosis - R/F based on family HX alone?

quick question - without having to drag out my tons of nursing books... Can you have a nursing diagnosis R/F based solely on familial history? It's been a minutes since I had to actually write out a nursing diagnosis!!

It's part of a health history, documenting what pt is at risk for based on family history. Didn't know if there was a quick ND for this so that I could look up interventions!!

Thanks!!
Quote from punkydoodlesquick question - without having to drag out my tons of nursing books... Can you have a nursing diagnosis R/F based solely on familial history? It's been a minutes since I had to actually write out a nursing diagnosis!!It's part of a health history, documenting what pt is at risk for based on family history. Didn't know if there was a quick ND for this so that I could look up interventions!!Thanks!!

There's a couple, but the biggest is diabetes. pt exercises and eats relatively healthy, but has a strong maternal and paternal hx. The other is depression/mental health. Again, strong family history.

If the patients current labs are ok, I'm not sure I"d use it as a risk/for with the current admission. It's good to have the info in case there is something that would be more acute in seeing it as a risk to be dealt with...... When I think of "risk for" I think of falls r/t meds, balance, diagnoses (vertigo, TIAs, BP labile, etc), or things related to an actual acute diagnosis.... Sigh.....but I'm an old bird at this Maybe you'll get something that is more helpful.

That seems a little too far out, to me.

Risk for ineffective coping related to family history of mental illness as evidenced by ________________.Hey, I just looked diagnoses up online. It didn't take so long!I do think such a thing is really digging deep to have a diagnosis based on something that doesn't have a current problem attached to it. Noting a possibility in an assessment is one thing. Writing a careplan based on it is a whole other potato.