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FAMILY AS A SYSTEM Flashcards

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Family Oriented Primary Care Core principles

treats the patient within the context of their family and social environment

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holistic care

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Family Oriented Primary Care core principles

provides ongoing care overtime, focusing on long term relationships

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continuity of care

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Family Oriented Primary Care core principles

involves the family in decision making and respects their roles and perspectives

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family oriented approach

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Family Oriented Primary Care core principles

ensures that care is well-coordinated among various providers and services

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coordination of care

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What does it mean to say a family is a system

family members rely on each other for emotional, financial, and social support. changes in one member’s situation can impact the family

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interdependence

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What does it mean to say a family is a system

families have established roles and rules that govern interactions and expectations

these roles influence behavior and relationships

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rules and roles

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What does it mean to say a family is a system

families have boundaries both physical and emotional that define interactions and protect against external influences

families also adapt to changes and stressors

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boundaries and adaptability

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What does it mean to say a family is a system

families often have common goals and values that guide their behavior and decision making processes

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shared goals and values

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APGAR

capability of the family to utilize and share inherent resources

I am satisfied that I can turn my family for help when something is troubling me

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adaptation

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APGAR

measures the satisfaction attained in solving problems by communication

i am satisfied with my family talks on things

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partnership

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APGAR

i am satisfied that my family accepts my wishes and supports the wishes to take on new activities

refers to freedom of changes both physical and emotional growth

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growth

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APGAR

i am satisfied that my family expresses affection

it is the intimacy and emotional interaction in the family

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affection

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APGAR scoring

______ - highly functional
______ - moderately dysfunctional
______ - severely dysfunctional

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8-10
4-7
0-3

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ASSESSMENT TOOL
Used to assess resources of difficult and non compliant patients

assess the family as to its capacity to participate in provision of health care or to cope with crisis

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family screem

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ASSESSMENT TOOL
_______ are visual representations of a family’s connection to its external world

useful in conducting family, social, and community related assessments to identify and understand the quality of relationships

know the areas of deprivation where resources may need to be mobilized or strengthened

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family eco map

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SYMBOLS USED IN FAMILY MAPPING

1 bold line, 1 regular line

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functional

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SYMBOLS USED IN FAMILY MAPPING

bold line is between 2 regular lines

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enmeshed/ overinvolvement

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SYMBOLS USED IN FAMILY MAPPING

dotted lines

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clear boundaries

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SYMBOLS USED IN FAMILY MAPPING

1 bold line

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rigid boundaries

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SYMBOLS USED IN FAMILY MAPPING

1 broken line

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diffuse boundaries

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Family assessment tool

_______ is a simple, practical, and cost effective tool for assessing family functions that can be administered individualy or in group test

members of the family are given the opportunity to express oneself and consequently reveal innate difficulties within the family system

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draw a family test

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FAMILY PROCESS

characterizes a system in which members have few interpersonal boundaries limited autonomy and a high degree of emotional reactivity

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enmeshment

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FAMILY PROCESS

characterizes a family system in which members are emotionally distant and unresponsive to each other

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disengagement

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FAMILY PROCESS

refers to a specific behavior that can come up within a two person conflict

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triangulation

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FAMILY PROCESS

refer to the recurring behaviors, interactions and relational dynamics that characterize how family members relate to one another over time

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family process

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FAMILY PROCESS

demonstrate how family members from different generation can come together to influence outcomes and navigate family challenges

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intergenerational coalition

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BOWEN 8 INTERLOCKING CONCEPTS

refers to the ability of an individual to maintain a separate identity while remaining emotionally connected to the family

higher levels of differentiation allow individuals to think and act more independently while lower levels result in greater emotional re

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differentiation of self

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BOWEN 8 INTERLOCKING CONCEPTS

A triangle is a three person relationship system that helps manage tension and stabilize interactions

triangles CAN stabilize a relationship but can also perpetuate problems by involving a 3rd party

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emotional triangles

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BOWEN 8 INTERLOCKING CONCEPTS

describes the level of emotional “stuck-togetherness” or fusion in the family

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nuclear family emotional system

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BOWEN 8 INTERLOCKING CONCEPTS

process of involves parents projecting their own anxieties and emotional issues to their own children

it can lead to children developing similar emotional problems and emotional issues onto their children

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family projective process

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BOWEN 8 INTERLOCKING CONCEPTS

emotional cutoff occurs when individuals distance themselves from family members to manage anxiety or unresolved emotional issues

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emotional cutoff

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BOWEN 8 INTERLOCKING CONCEPTS

concept explores how family patterns, roles, and behaviors are passed down from one generation to the next

emphasizes how unresolved issues and relationship patterns are transmitted across generations

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multigenerational transmission process

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BOWEN 8 INTERLOCKING CONCEPTS

this concept examines how broader societal and cultural influences impact family dynamics and emotional processes

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societal emotional process

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BOWEN 8 INTERLOCKING CONCEPTS

birth order and sibling position in a family can influence personality and behavior

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sibling position

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