EXAM ONE Flashcards
what is APGAR
Appearance, Pulse, Grimace, Activity, Respirations
What is an ovum and when is it released
an ovum is an egg and it is released approx every 28 days at the start of ovulation
who put out healthy people 2020
the department of health and human services
define health
a balance of internal and external forces leading to optimal functioning
characteristics of a healthy lifestyle
nutrition, exercise, mental health, disease prevention
characteristics of an unhealthy lifestyle
obesity, malnutrition, hypertension, DM2, osteoporosis, constipation
what is cultural competence
an ongoing self-evaluation and development of cultural knowledge and skills, which can only be acquired by interacting with to learning about diverse cultural groups
what is culturally competent care
when the provider tries to understand values, beliefs, traditions, and customs of diverse groups
what are values
deeply embedded characteristics and feelings that determine what is considered good or bad, right and wrong.
-give a person direction and foundation for their decisions
primary level of prevention
immunization
secondary level of prevention
screening
tertiary level of prevention
rehabilitation
what is ethnocentrism
the belief that one’s own culture/ethnic group is superior to another culture/ethinc group
authoritarian parenting
parent makes all decision; rules are being made and enforced by adults. parenting may be rigid and punitive
authoritative parenting
offers choices and encourages participation and individual responsibility. philosophy of mutual respect
permissive/laissez-faire parenting
compelete freedom, no limits, or regulation. uninvolved or little commitment to parenting
how to promote industry in children
getting recognition for achievements
what theorist came up with the psychoanalytical theories and what are they
Freud - ID, ego, and super ego
ego
judgement, regulation, and control (mind)
ID
body’s basic and primitive urges (BAD)
super ego
dictates right from wrong (angel)
maslows hierarchy of needs
self-actualization
esteem needs
belongingness and love needs
safety needs
biological needs
Piaget theory (cognitive theory)
schema, assimilation, accommodation
what is schema
patterns consisting of a number of organized ideas that grow with a child’s experiences