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Family Flashcards

1
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What is vital to identify in transcultural nursing?

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Culture/family

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According to the U.S. Bureau individuals who are joined together by marriages, blood, adoption, or residents in the same household are what?

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Legally related

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Cultural background, education, environmental status, politics and community leaders all influence what?

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Common set of values

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Parents set expectations of behavior w/ what?

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Discipline and modeling

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5
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At what age are children fully developed but need help to become members of society?

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5y/o

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What must be used in health promotion?

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Nursing process, a logical approach to see outcomes for successful future

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Parents ____ behaviors, while children _____ behaviors.

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Set; obey

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Relatives of a nuclear family living together is considered what kind of family; aunts, uncles, grandparents etc.?

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Extended family

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A 2-career family consists of what?

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2 working adults by choice/necessity and may/may not have kids

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What kind of family consists of 1 parent w/ children and is @ risk for poverty?

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Single-parent family

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What kind of family consists of a teen mom (15-19y/o) w/ ill preparation to be a mother?

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Adolescent family

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What kind of family requires placement of children w/ temporary families bc can no longer live w/ birth parents?

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Foster family

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What kind of family consists of a child free by choice or infertility?

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Childless family

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What kind of family consists of children from new spouses that may/may not have children of their own and develop a combined family (Brady Bunch)?

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Stepfamily

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What kind of family is a post divorce fam where biological children are part of 2 households and involves joint custody?

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Binuclear family

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What kind of family has more than 2 generations that live together (Parents life w/ children who have children of their own)?

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Intragenerational family

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What kind of family is unrelated to individuals/families that live together “roommates”?

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Heterosexual cohabiting family

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What kind of family consist of a same sex couple w/ or w/o children?

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Gay/lesbian family

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What is the responsibility of expected outcomes to set behaviors?

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Family functions

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20
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What is the families ability to meet psychological needs of all members?

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Affective

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21
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What is the process of learning to adapt to life as a family/community by adapting to norms of community and learning how to associate w/ others?

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Socialization

22
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What is the continuation of family?

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Reproduction

23
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What adequate resources for fam should be by adults?

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Economic

24
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What is the physical/maternal necessities (food/clothing) that as a nurse you collaborate w/ to get needs met?

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Providing health care

25
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What is needed to teach rules?

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Discipline

26
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What is needed to enforce rules?

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Punishment actions

27
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What promotes adaptation during illness/change?

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Nature/duration/meaning of illness, financial impact and effect of future fam functioning

28
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What system theory examines interrelationships?

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Ludwig

29
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What are the 3 I’s of family functioning?

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Integrated, Interacting, Interdependent

30
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What are invisible lines or amount and kind of level of contact among member and outside sources?

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Family boundaries

31
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What family boundary is firm/flexible, w/ strict rules, but flexible to outside sources?

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Clear/open

32
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What family boundary is very strict and allows no outsiders?

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Rigid/closed

33
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What family boundary is it when everyone is in everyones business w/ no fam rules?

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Diffuse

34
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What family developmental stage/task includes 2 people that establish mutual relationships and are in adjustment stage?

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Couple

35
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What family developmental stage/task includes small children, lack of privacy, economics, adjusting to support needs, attachment b/t parents and children occurs and enhances growth and development?

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Family w/ infants and preschoolers

36
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What family developmental stage/task includes adjusting to world of children and encourage educational achievement?

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Family w/ school age children

37
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What family developmental stage/task includes transition “home base” to open communication, freedom w/ responsibility and seeking of independence?

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Family w/ adolescents and young adults

38
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What family developmental stage/task includes 0 kids @ home, maintain ties w/ generations, plan for retirement, reestablishment and have grandchildren?

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Family w/ middle adults

39
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What family developmental stage/task includes adjustment to retirement, aging, loss of spouse, and closing of family home?

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Family w/ older adults

40
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Risk for health problems, maturity factors, heredity factors, gender or race factors, sociological factors and lifestyle practices are all what?

A

Risk factors

41
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Illness is a ____ that affects the entire family.

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Crisis

42
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Ability to deal w/ stress of illness depends on what?

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Coping skills

43
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What is vital and provides strength, encouragement, and services?

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Communication; social support network

44
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Family is drawn together by a common what?

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Purpose to make sure person gets beter

45
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Who was the 1st nurse to identify importance of family?

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Dr. Madeline Leininger

46
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What type of family consist of 2 parents and their offspring?

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Nuclear family

47
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What type of family is an extended family in which 2 nuclear families of primary or unmarried kin live in proximity to each other (Family member lives across street from you)?

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Extended Kin Network Family

48
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What parenting style is punitive, adhere to rigid rules and are more dictatorial “bc I’m your parent that’s why”?

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Authoritarian parents

49
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What parenting style uses firm controls to set limits but establish an atmosphere w/ open discussion, are more democratic, limits for behaviors are clear/reasonable but children are encouraged to talk about why certain behaviors occurred?

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Authoritative parents

50
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What parenting style shows a great deal of warmth but set few controls or restraints on children’s behavior, so intent on showing unconditional love they fail to perform some important parenting functions?

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Permissive parenting

51
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What parenting style does not display much interest in their children or in their roles as parents, don’t demonstrate affection or approval of children and don’t set limits/controls?

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Indifferent parents

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