Chap 13 Flashcards
1
Q
- What does the family health nurse use to determine the most appropriate health promotion
activities in a family with young children? - The children’s health practices
- The parents’ and grandparents’ health beliefs
- The patterns of daily routines and family rituals
- The patterns of disease and illness reorganization task management
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- The patterns of daily routines and family rituals
2
Q
- Which phrase most accurately characterizes the purpose for family child health nurses to
practice family-centered health care? - Form partnerships between families and nurses
- Provide consistently high-quality care for all families
- View the nurse as the constant in family and child health
- Foster partnerships between members of different families
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- Form partnerships between families and nurses
3
Q
- The nurse prepares material for a group of new staff members. How should the nurse describe
family careers? - Normative events that occur in all families
- Parents’ occupation across the life span from marriage to old age
- Predictable developmental stages that occur in most families in the United States
- Unique events that occur in families that affect family development and processes
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- Unique events that occur in families that affect family development and processes
4
Q
- Which principle should family nurses incorporate in their care to help a family with a child
who has diabetes? - Protection is paramount in each interaction.
- Patterns of illness and disease differ in between families.
- Patterns of illness are usually predictable in families.
- Reorganization of family routines is discouraged.
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- Patterns of illness and disease differ in between families.
5
Q
- Reorganization of family routines is discouraged.
- During a home visit the nurse learns that a family is experiencing a situational transition.
Which event most likely occurred in this family? - Parents filed for divorce
- Child diagnosed with cystic fibrosis
- Oldest daughter accepted into college
- Grandparent retired from a full-time job
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- Parents filed for divorce
6
Q
- The nurse learns that the parents of a family are rarely at home and are not involved in the
children’s activities or interests. Which type of parenting style is represented by this family? - Permissive
- Uninvolved
- Authoritative
- Authoritarian
- The nurse prepares healt
A
- Uninvolved
7
Q
- The nurse prepares health promotion information for a family with a toddler. Which
intervention will the nurse recommend to the parents? - Placing the child on the back to sleep
- Providing head gear when playing outside
- Placing medications in a locked cabinet
- Instructing about the dangers of drinking and driving
A
- Placing medications in a locked cabinet
8
Q
A family with a child diagnosed with cystic fibrosis has newly relocated to a community.
Which health trajectory will the nurse use as a guide for this family’s care?
- Chronicity
- Uncertainty
- Degenerative
- Gradual onset
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- Chronicity
9
Q
- The nurse is preparing to assess a family with small children. Why should the nurse focus on
the family transition points during this assessment? Select all that apply. - They represent a time when the family has a large amount of time to plan.
- They represent a time when the family has to spend a great deal of money.
- They represent a time when families are most likely to reorganize and change.
- They represent a time when individuals within the family are at greatest risk for illness.
- They represent time when individuals within the family are most likely to change roles and
related tasks.
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- They represent a time when families are most likely to reorganize and change.
- They represent a time when individuals within the family are at greatest risk for illness.
- They represent time when individuals within the family are most likely to change roles and
related tasks.
10
Q
- The nurse prepares an educational seminar about families for a community health fair. What
should the nurse explain as the overall major function or task of parents? Select all that apply. - To help children learn to read
- To provide food, shelter, and clothing
- To socialize children into schools and the community
- To encourage children to leave the home after college
- To assist children in developing spiritual beliefs to guide daily tasks
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- To help children learn to read
- To provide food, shelter, and clothing
- To socialize children into schools and the community
- To assist children in developing spiritual beliefs to guide daily tasks
11
Q
- Which action will the nurse take to promote well-being in a family with children? Select all
that apply. - Communicate with the family
- Reinforce the use of discipline
- Understand the family’s routines
- Encourage modeling positive behavior
5) Support development of parenting skills
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- Communicate with the family
- Understand the family’s routines
- Encourage modeling positive behavior
5) Support development of parenting skills