Family Exam2 Flashcards
Cultural Factors that Contribute to Health Status (7)
Values Beliefs Rules/Laws Language Roles Traditions History
Cultural Factors contribute to cultural differences in (3) definitions.
Definition of Health
Definition of Illness & Disease
Health Practices
Socioeconomic factors that affect health (3) and their Fx
Income - inf. emotional well being/resources
Education - inf. activities that ↓ illness and ↑ health/curing acute illness
Resources - inf. family space, recreation, & leisure
(4) Genetic Conditions and Fx
Huntington’s Dz - b/c ▲ in particular gene, neurodegeneration
Cystic Fibrosis - thick mucus in lungs
Sickle Cell Anemia -d/figured RBG = ↓ O2
Familial Hypercholesterolemia - Hx ↑cholesterol
Mendelian/Single-Gene disorder example
Huntington’s
What is a Gene
The basic physical unit of inheritance
Autosomal Recessive Genetic Disorder
Autosomal Dominant Pattern
X-linked Patterns
ARGD - Carrier for gene dz (such as Sickle/Cystic)
ADP - Family hx and common environment r/in ↑ risk for having similar specific illnesses
XLP - ↑ affect on male relatives. Ø evidence of male 2 male transmission.
(3) Ethical Considerations of Genetic Diseases
Aware of own cultural values vs family’s to tailor practice to meet needs (may r/in difficulty)
Unethical to influence family decisions based on own views
Conflicts occur when opinion w/in family vary
Models of Family Health Promotion (3)
Family Health Promotion Model
Developmental Model of Health and Nursing
Model of Health-Promoting Family
Family Health Promotion Model - (3) General Influences
Family Systems Patterns
Demographic Characteristics
Biological Characteristics
Family Health Promotion Model - (3) Health-Related Influences
Family Health Socialization Patterns
Family Definition of “Health”
Perceived Family Health Status
Family Health Promotion Model - (7) Behavior-Specific Influences
Perceived barriers to ↑HP behavior Perceived benefits to↑HP behavior Prior behavior Family norms of ↑HP behavior Intersystem support for behavior Situational Influence Internal/Environmental Cues
Developmental Model of Health and Nursing Goals and Fx
Goal: ↑ capacity of family’s health promotion in everyday life situation
Fx: emphasize health as a process and max family capacity in ▲
Developmental Model of Health and Nursing (4) Nursing Roles
Focuser, stimulator, end resource producer - involves clients and clarifies concerns r/t learning style
Integrator/Awareness raisers - assists in analyzing, identifying, and seeking solutions
Role model, instructor, coach, etc. - encourage decisions and new behaviors
Reinforcer - review and evaluate outcome w/ client
Model of Health-Promoting Family (2) Fx
Draws on contemporary social science (focus on ecocultural pathway of family to ↑HP)
Divided into External/Internal Factors