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Family Flashcards

0
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A family’s access to adequate health care, opportunity for education, sound nutrition, and decreased stress is affected by:

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Economic stability

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What is the most common reason grandparents are called on to raise their grandchildren?

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Legal interventions

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2
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Communication among family members is an example of family:

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Function

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When nurses view family as context, their primary focus is on the:

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Health needs of an individual member

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Psychosexual development

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Freud

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Psychosocial development

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Erikson

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Cognitive/moral development

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Piaget

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Development of moral reasoning

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Kohlberg

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What are the stages of Psychosexual development (Freud)

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Oral
Anal
Phallic
Latent
Genital
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What are the stages of psychosocial development (Erikson)

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Trust vs mistrust
Autonomy vs shame and doubt
Initiative vs guilt 
Industry vs inferiority 
Identity vs role confusion
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Stages of cognitive/moral development (Piaget)

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Sensorimotor period
Pre-operational period
Concrete operational period
Formal operational period

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Preconventional level stages in Kohlberg’s development of moral reasoning

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Stage 1:Punishment-obedience orientation

Stage 2: Premoral; Instrumental orientation

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Conventional level stages in Kohlberg’s development of moral reasoning

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Stage 3: good boy, nice girl orientation

Stage 4: society-maintaining orientation

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Postconventional level stages in Kohlberg’s development of moral reasoning

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Stage 5: social contract orientation

Stage 6: universal ethical principle orientation

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Primary activity in Trust vs Mistrust

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Consistent stable care from parents

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Significant relationships in Trust vs mistrust

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Main care-giver

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Favorable outcome in Trust vs mistrust

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Trust and optimism

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Primary activity in Autonomy vs doubt

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Consistent stable care from parents

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Significant relationships in Autonomy vs doubt

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Parents/caregiver

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Favorable outcome in Autonomy vs doubt

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Sense of autonomy and self esteem

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Primary activity in initiative vs guilt

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Environmental exploration

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Significant relationship in initiative vs guilt

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Basic family

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Favorable outcome in initiative vs guilt

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Self direction and purpose

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Primary activity in Industry vs inferiority

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Knowledge acquisition

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Significant relationships in Industry vs inferiority

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Family, neighbors, and school

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Favorable outcome in Industry vs inferiority

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Sense of competence and achievement

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Primary action in Identity vs role confusion

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Coherent vocation and personality

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Significant relationships in Identity vs role confusion

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Peers, in and out groups

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Favorable outcome in Identity vs role confusion

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Integrated self- image

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Primary activity in Intimacy vs Isolation

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Deep and lasting relationships

30
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Significant relationships in Intimacy vs Isolation

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Friends and lovers; competition and cooperation

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Favorable outcome in Intimacy vs isolation

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Ability to experience love and commitment

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Primary activity in in Generativity vs self-absorption

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Productive and creative engagement in society

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Significant relationships in Generativity vs self-absorption

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Divided labor and shared household responsibilities

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Favorable outcome in Generativity vs self-absorption

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Concern for family, society and future generations

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Primary activity in Integrity vs despair

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Life review and evaluation

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Significant relationships in Integrity vs despair

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Humankind and extended family

37
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Favorable outcome in Integrity vs despair

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Sense of satisfaction; acceptance of death

38
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Duvalls family development

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Peds Test 1 (8 decks)

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