CHN Flashcards

1
Q

states that the
family is the natural and fundamental
unit of society and is entitled to
protection both by society & the state

A

Universal Declaration of Human
Rights ,Article 16

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2
Q

is the unit of care. It is a
group of persons usually living
together composed of the head and
other persons related to the head
either by blood, marriage or adoption.

A

Family

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3
Q

Functions of Family

A

Procreation
Socialization of the family
members
Status Placement
Economic Function

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4
Q

characterized by a hierarchy of
its members into social classes.

A

Status placement

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5
Q

family as
the unit of production; wages
and incom

A

economic function

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6
Q

family is
considered the first teacher in
societal role

A

socialization of the family members

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7
Q

for reproductive
function and child-rearing

A

procreation

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8
Q

compose of father,
mother and children

A

nuclear

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9
Q

empty nesters

A

dyad

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10
Q

consisting of three generation

A

extended

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11
Q

results from a union of
where one or both spouses bring
a child from previous marriages

A

blended

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12
Q

where a man has
more than 1 spouse – Muslim;
one man/woman with several
spouses

A

compound

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13
Q

only one parent is supporting the needs of the members

A

single parent

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14
Q

same sex marriage

A

gay/lesbian

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15
Q

substitute family for
children whose parents are
unable to care for them

A

foster

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16
Q

more than one
monogamous couple sharing re
sources

A

communal

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17
Q

marriage or commitment

A

beginning family

18
Q

integration of children into the family

A

families with young children

19
Q

development of increasing anatomy for adolescent

A

families with adolescent

20
Q

youngest child leaves home

A

launching family

21
Q

remaining marital to dyad retirement

A

middle aged family

22
Q

from retirement to death of both spouses

A

aging family

23
Q
  • is a process utilized to systematize the helping process extended to the clients
  • basically it is the use of scientific method of exploring and analysing data to arrive at
    logical conclusions and rational solutions to problems
A

Health care process

24
Q

Collection and analysis of factual information relevant to client’s status, his capacity to
solve health problems and his environment

A

Assessment

25
Q

home and the community

A

family environment

26
Q

reflect deviations in health development of
individuals.

A

health status of the family members

27
Q

This is where planning and putting plans to actions are done
The phase where the nurse formulates the following:
a. Goals
b. Objectives
c. Nursing Actions

A

intervention

28
Q

Done to demonstrate whether or not the intended results did occur

A

evaluation

29
Q

content of the initial data base

A

first level assessment

30
Q

reflects the extent to which the family can perform the health task on each health threat, health deficit and stress point.

A

second level assessment

31
Q

methods of gathering data

A
  1. Direct observation
  2. Interviewing
  3. Other methods- include review existing records and reports pertinent to the client.
    e.g. clinical records of family members’ immunization
32
Q

conditions that are conducive to disease, accident or failure to realize one’s health
potential

A

health threat

33
Q

instances of health in health maintenance

A

health deficit

34
Q

Anticipated periods of unusual demand on the individual or family in terms of
adjustment/family resources

A

forseeable crisis/stress points

35
Q

categorizes the problem as health threat, health deficit, or stress points

A

nature of the problem

36
Q

Refers to the probability of success in minimizing, alleviating or totally eradicating the
problem through nursing intervention

A

modifiability of the problem

37
Q

Refers to the nature and magnitude of future problems that can be minimized or totally
prevented if intervention is done on the problem under consideration

A

preventive potential of the problem

38
Q

Refers to the expected behaviours that the nurse will perform with the patient must be
taken for a source and must have a footnote at the end of each intervention.

A

intervention measures

39
Q

are more specific statements of the desired results of outcome after giving the nursing
intervention

A

objectives of care

40
Q

A health problem becomes a nursing problem when it can be modified through nursing
interventions

A

family nursing problem

41
Q

A situation or condition which interferes with the promotion and/or maintenance of health
and recovery from illnesses and injury

A

health problem

42
Q
  • General statements of purpose
  • The end towards which all efforts are directed
  • Broadly state
  • Not measurable
A

goals of care