Family Review

Question 1

Family definition according to Mosby’s Textbook

Answer 1

Network of people who support each other

Question 2

Nuclear

Answer 2

Mother, father, children

Question 3

Single-parent

Answer 3

Adult head of household does not have a partner who shares the home

Question 4

Blended

Answer 4

A couple with 2+ kids, at least 1 was made by both members in couple, and at least one is the stepchild

Question 5

Same – sex

Answer 5

Partners living together with an intimate relationship and of the same gender

Question 6

Extended

Answer 6

3 generations sharing a household/several siblings and spouses + children – may extend to non-biological family

Question 7

How do parents and older relatives feel regarding arranged marriages in other countries

Answer 7

They are more qualified than young people to make decisions

Question 8

What do parents believe will be enhanced through arranged marriages?

Answer 8

Will enhance family resources, reputation, and alliances

Question 9

Where do arranged marriages happen?

Answer 9

Middle Eastern and Moslem African countries, some parts of Indonesia and Pakistan

Question 10

Who finds the “suitable spouse” in an arranged marriage?

Answer 10

Marriage brokers or intermediaries

Question 11

What is an intermediary?

Answer 11

Family friend, relative, an acquaintance with extensive contacts, or professional marriage broker

Question 12

What does an arranged marriage do, what areas does it occur and what items are given from the dowry?

Answer 12

May cement an alliance between families, especially in rural areas. May include household possessions, jewels, money, servants

Question 13

What’s an acute disease?

Answer 13

Sudden, short duration

Question 14

What’s a chronic disease?

Answer 14

Often/gradual, indefinite or long duration

Question 15

What does burnout look like?

Answer 15

Illness, loss of concern, loss of respect, cynicism, dehumanization

Question 16

Causes of burnout?

Answer 16

Lack of support, inability to share feelings, irregular/long hours of responsibility, unrealistic expectations of self

Question 17

What do families have difficulty accepting?

Answer 17

Loss of role, power, control, privacy, lack of knowledge/skill, feeling inadequate, guilt, burdened

Question 18

When does postpartum begin and end?

Answer 18

Begins with birth of baby and ends 6 weeks later when the mother adjusts physically and emotionally to childbirth (may menstruate in 3-6 weeks if not breastfeeding)

Question 19

How to care for mother post-partum?

Answer 19

Lochia, episiotomy, perineal care, care of possible abdominal incision, breast care

Question 20

How many women are affected by “Postpartum Blues”?

Answer 20

80%

Question 21

How many women suffer from Postpartum Depression?

Answer 21

5-25% WOMEN

Question 22

Symptoms of Postpartum Depression

Answer 22

Social withdrawal, inability to cope, decreased maternal skills

Question 23

What is Postpartum Psychosis?

Answer 23

Symptoms delusions, hallucinations, confusion, delirium, panic (looks like schizophrenia)

Question 24

How to safely give a baby a bath?

Answer 24

Never leave them alone, 1 hand on baby at all times, temp should be 38.7-40.5 Celsius

Question 25

Define growth

Answer 25

Steady physical changes

Question 26

Define development

Answer 26

changes in psychological and social functioning; combines growth, maturation and learning

Question 27

What’s developed in early years of childhood?

Answer 27

Attitudes, patterns of behaviour and thinking, personality traits, and health status

Question 28

First 5 years determines how successfully the person will develop and adjust to life as they age
T or F

Answer 28

True

Question 29

What is Gross Motor?

Answer 29

Movements using large muscles including sitting, standing, walking, running, keeping balance, and changing positions

Question 30

What is Fine Motor?

Answer 30

Using small muscles in hands and fingers; including using hands to eat, draw, dress, play, write, and hand-eye coordination

Question 31

Do PSWs inflict punishments?

Answer 31

NO

Question 32

Intellectual disabilities examples

Answer 32

Cerebral palsy, epilepsy, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, depression and anxiety disorders, spina bifida, fetal alcohol syndrome, down syndrome