FAMILY ERWIN

Question 1

behavior/activities by members that maintain fam needs

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Family functioning

Question 2

concerned how fam function together

how they relate/cope

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Family health

Question 3

husband and wife

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Nuclear dyad

Question 4

husband, wife children

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Nuclear family

Question 5

husband + wife his/her children

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blended family

Question 6

combination of traditional family

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Multigenerational fam

Question 7

2/more reciprocal household ; related by birth/marriage

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Kin network

Question 8

extended fam group

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Augmented family

Question 9

1 man/ woman with sevral spouses

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compound

Question 10

more than 1 monogamous couple sharing resources

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communal

Question 11

2 people sharing relationship ; no legal blood

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No kin

Question 12

parents unable to care sa children ; substitute fam

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FOSTER

Question 13

psychologist define family as:

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personal development & intrapersonal dynamicssociol

Question 14

sociogist define family as

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a social unit interacting with larger body

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nontraditional definition of family

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two or more persons joined together by bonds of shraing emotion

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the family is who they say they are” this was stated by

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Wright and Leahey, 2012

Question 17

they urge health professions to acknowledge all types of fam even too narrow

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Human rights campaign 92017

Question 18

dynamic process of change in fam involving stage of development

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family life cycle

Question 19

2 fam scholars who first developed theoretrucal aspects of fam developmental theory

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Evelyn Duvail & Reuben Hill

Question 20

theory describe family life overtime as divided into series of stages

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Developmental theory

Question 21

stages in developmental theory:

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change in fam size

dev of oldest child

work status of breadwinner

Question 22

Family life cycle 8 stages:

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Stage 1: Beginning Families or the Stage of Marriage (Without Children). *

Stage 2: Childbearing Families (Oldest Child, birth 30 months).

Stage 3: Families with preschool children (Oldest child, 2-6 years old.

Stage 4: Families with school children (Oldest child, 6-13 years old

Stage 5: Families with teenager..

Stage 6: Families as launching center (First child gone to last child leaving home).

Stage 7: Middle-age parents (“Empty nest” to retirement)

‹Stage 8: Aging Family Members (Retirement to death of

Question 23

acquired knowledge that fam members to interpret experiences

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family culture

Question 24

Fam goals : PRIMARY PREVENTION

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risk/reduction
Health attitudes/behaviors/values

Question 25

Fam goals: SECONDARY PREVENTION

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identify high risk begaviorl screening Promp treatment

Question 26

Fam goals: TERTIARY PREVENTION

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Rehabiltitation of fam unit

Question 27

FAMILY LIFE CYCLE Summarized Version:

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Independence Coupling Parenting Launching Retirement

Question 28

the most critical stage of the family life cycle.

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Independence

Question 29

you now commit to new family and a new way of life or "interdependence

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Coupling

Question 30

the "empty nest"

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Launching Adult Children

Question 31

(b) Form adult relationships with your grown children (c) Realign relationships to include in-laws and families. what stage is this

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Launching Adult Children

Question 32

Give emotional support to your adult children and grandchildren as well as other family what stage

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Retirement

Question 33

Data Collection are as what follows:

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fam structure socioeconomic Home and environment Health status of each member Values and practices

Question 34

first level assessment involves

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gathering of five types of data

Question 35

second level assessment include those

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specify or describe the family's realities, perceptions a b o u t attitudes

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data anlysis in second assessment

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(1) Sorting of data, (2) Clustering. (3) Distinguishing relevant and irrelevant data, (4) Identify patterns, (5) Comparing patterns, (6) Interpreting results of comparisons (7) drawing conclusions.

Question 37

2 types of diagnosis

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definition of wellness definition of family nursing problems

Question 38

*Initial Data Base

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Family, Structure, Characteristic and Dynamic Socio-economic and cultural characteristics Home and Environment Health status of each member Values habits on health promotion and maintenance

Question 39

a clinical or nursing judgme about a client from a specific level of wellness or to higher level. on wellness

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Presence of Wellness Condition

Question 40

a nursing judgment on wellness state or condition based on client's competencies

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Readiness for Enhanced Wellness

Question 41

Potential for Enhanced Capability for and Readiness for:

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1) Healthy Lifestyle, 2)Health Maintenance/Health Management, 3)Parenting 4)BREASTFEEDING 5)Spiritual well being

Question 42

condition conducive to disease

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Present of health threats