CFAM Flashcards

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What are some critical points for nurses to do when having a therapeutic approachin when working with the family?

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  • Introduce themselves to the family
  • Meet all the family members present
  • Learn about the family members not present
  • Clearly state the purpose for working with the family
  • Outline what will happen during the session
  • Indicate the length of time the meeting will last
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What does the steps for a family nursing assessment include?

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1) assessment of the family story

2) Analysis of the family story

3) Design of a family plan of care

4) Family intervention

5) Family evaluation

6) Nurse reflection

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3
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Define the CFAM

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Family systems nursing model focuses on the family unit as a patient

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What does the CFAM approach consist of? 3 things

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1) Structural assessment

2) Developmental assessment

3) Functional assessment

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Describe the subcategories structural assessment

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Includes factors

1) Internal : family composition, rank order

2) External: extended family and larger systems

3) Context: ethnicity, race, social class

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What 2 tools are used for structural assessment

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1) Genogram: record of family at least 3 generations back

2) Ecomap: a diagram of the family contact with others outside the immediate family and illustrates the important connections between the family and the

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Describe the subcategories of developmental assessment

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1) Stages
2) Tasks
3) Attachments

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Define the 7 stages of the family life cycle

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1) Stage 1: launching of single young adult

2) Stage 2: marriage. The joining of families

3) Stage 3,4 and 5: families with young children with adolescents, launching children and moving on

4) Stage 6: families in later life

5) Stage 7: families nearing the end of life

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Describe the subcategories of the functional assessment

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1) Instrumental: activities of daily living

2) Expressive: communication, roles, beliefs, alliances and coalitions

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