Ch. 10 Family Dynamics (Week 2) Flashcards

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Family durability

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system of support and structure within a family that extends beyond the walls of the household

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Family resiliency

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ability of a family to cope with expected and unexpected stressors

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Family dynamics

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interactions between and among family members that are affected by a family’s makeup, structure, function, problem solving and coping capacity

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What is the goal of family centered nursing

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address the comprehensive health care needs of the family as a unit and to advocate, promote, support and provide for the wellbeing and health of the patient

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Define family

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Family is what an individual believes the family to be. It includes a set of interacting individuals who are related through biology or enduring commitments who usually socialize with one another

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Family forms

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patterns of people considered by family members to be included in a family

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What are some factors that influence family forms - create challenges for families

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Family caregiving
Poverty
Homelessness
Domestic violence

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Family function

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What a family does such as how family interacts to socialize younger family members, cooperates to meet economic needs and relates to a larger society

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What is the goal of family nursing

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Help a family and its individual members reach and maintain maximum health throughout and beyond the illness experience

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What are the three levels of approaches in family nursing

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  1. Family as context - primary focus is on the health and development of an individual member existing within a specific family environment (each family member)
  2. Family as patient - family’s needs, processes and relationships are the primary focus. Focus on family patterns vs. characteristics of the individual members
  3. Family as a system - Caring for each family member (context) and the family unit (patient) using all available environmental, social, psychological and community resources
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What are some family assessment questions

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  • Family structure - determines members of the family, relationships among family members and context of the family
  • Developmental assessment - determines how families adapt during predictable and unpredictable changes and difficult times
  • Family functioning - address how individuals behave in relation to one another
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What are some nursing diagnoses applicable to family care

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  • conflicting caregiver attitude
  • impaired family coping
  • risk for caregiver stress
  • impaired family process
  • risk for impaired parent child attachment
  • family able to participate in care planning
  • family knowledge of disease
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What should you focus the nursing process when it comes to the definition of family

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Focus the nursing process and nursing care on a patient’s attitude and beliefs rather than on a traditional definition of family

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