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family assessment tools Flashcards

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alows us to have a systematic mean of understanding the family and also to aid in the evaluation of the impact of illness to person and to family function

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family assessment tools

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a schematic chart representation of both the genetic pedigree of family and key psychosocial and interactional data using standardized symbols

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family tree/genogram

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four components of family genogram

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SPED structure problems events demographics

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gather inheritance patterns, family illnesses, family members, structure and emotional process over time

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family tree/ genogram

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involves family members who are reluctant to be involved in discussion on family matters

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family tree/ genogram

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greatest barrier to the universal adoption of the genogram

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time

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allows one to judge the totality of the family unit, strength and weakness, and its ability to withstand future stressful situations

gives a more dynamic image of the family especially of relationship of members

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functional chart

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small circles are drawn depending their significance or influence

disadvantage: standard in interpreting

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family circle

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reflects family relationships and interaction patterns

provides schematic description

possible source of somatic complaint will also be identified

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family map

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13
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how power and authority is distributed in the family

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heirarchy

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rules defining who participates in the subsystem and how they participate

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boundaries

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relationship between at least 3 people where 2 collude against another

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coalition

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positive relationship between any two members of a system

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alliance

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unconscious assignment of roles t each member of the family

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role selection

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occurs when boundaries are diffuse, as when parents have no privacy from their children or when members are overly reactive to stress on one member & demonstrate lack of individual autonomy

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enmeshment

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boundaries that are too rigid, as when the mother & the child exclude the father’s involvement in parenting

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disengagement

20
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occurs when a third person is drawn into a two pair system so as to diffuse anxiety or conflict

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triangulation

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are ordered sequences of interaction that typify how families function

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family patterns

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functional relationship

dysfunction

over-involved relationship with plenty of intrusion

rigid boundary: rules are clear but non negotiable

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clear boundary but negotiable

unclear or difuse boundary

coalition or alliance

escape from the system

3rd person trangulated by the conflict between the other two

24
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tool that qualitatively measures family functioning

elicits a person’s perception and level of satisfaction on the current state of family relationships

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family APGAR

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meaning of APGAR

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adaptation

partnership

growth

affection

resolve

26
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capability of the family to use inherent resources which are either intra-familial or extra-familial

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adaptation

27
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Sharing of decision-making

Measures the satisfaction attained in solving problems by communicating

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partnership

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both physical and emtional

Measures satisfaction of the available freedom to change

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growth

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how emotions like love, anger, and hatred are shared between members

Measures the member’s satisfaction with the intimacy and emotional interaction in the family

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affection

30
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Refers to how time, space and money are shared

Measures member’s satisfaction with the commitment made by other members of the family

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resolve

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used in

  1. symptoms that manifest as psychomatic disorder
  2. difficult patient
  3. marital and sexual difficulties
  4. multiple presentations by multiple fmily members
  5. drug or alcohol abuse
  6. evidence of physical or sexual abuse
  7. multiple presentation of a family member
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Family APGAR

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limited to what the patient is willing to disclose about himself and the family

measures patient’s satisfaction with their family’s functioning and not the family functioning itself

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family APGAR

33
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helps define degree of patient’s satisfaction or dissatisfaction with family function

8-10 highly functional

4-7 moderately dysfunctional

0-3 severely dysfunctional

2-1-0 always-sometimes-never

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family APGAR part1

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delineates relationship with other members

identifies persons who can give assistance to patient

indicates conflict not reveled in part 1

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family APGAR part2

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SCREEM meaning

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social

cultural

religious

economic

educational

medical

36
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acronym that represents family resources

tool to identify and asses resources

can also see pathology in certain situations

for LONG TERM care

resources of difficult, non-complaint patients

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SCREEM

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family members have well-balanced lines of communication

Pathology: family is socially isolated from extra familial groups

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social

38
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pride or satisfaction can be identified especially in distinct ethnic groups

pathology: family has feelings of cultural/ethnic inferiority or shame

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cultural

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satisfying spiritual experiences

contacts with extra-familial support group

pathology: limit family’s problem solving capacity

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religion

40
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reasonable satisfaction with financial status

ability to meet economic demands of normal life events and illnesses

pathology: financial problems

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economic

41
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allows members to solve or comprehend most of the problems that arise within the format of the lifestyle established by the family

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educational

42
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available through channels that are easily established and have prevously been experienced in a satisfactory manner

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medical

43
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individual’s or family’s significant events over a period of time in a chronologically sequenced manner

allows quick retrieval of information

long term illness

based on most significant events

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family lifeline

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