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MODULE 2 FAMILY ASSESSMENT TOOLS Flashcards

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Management of illness requires consideration of

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personal and religious beliefs; social, economic or cultural problems; personal feelings and expectations, and family

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allow us to have a systematic means 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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different tools used to assess family structure and function

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  1. Family tree or Genogram
  2. Family Map
  3. Family APGAR
  4. SCREEM
  5. Family Lifeline
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A schematic or graphic 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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rr Four components of the family genogram are

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  1. Structure
  2. Demographics
  3. Events
  4. Problems
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Provides a quick overview of the family members and relationships

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FAMILY TREE/GENOGRAM

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A way to visually overlay biomedical and psychosocial information

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FAMILY TREE/GENOGRAM

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A study tool for gaining a comprehensive understanding of multigenerational family systems

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FAMILY TREE/GENOGRAM

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The greatest barrier to the universal adoption of the genogram

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the time spent to develop one

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Tool that reflects family relationships and interaction patterns

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FAMILY MAP

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Provides schematic description of whom to ask for assistance in making decisions for the patient

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FAMILY MAP

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Possible source of somatic complaint will also be identified basing from the mapping of family relationships

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FAMILY MAP

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how power & authority is distributed in the family

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Hierarchy

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rules defining who participates in the subsystem & how they participate

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Boundaries

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relationship between at least three people , where two collude against another

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Coalition

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unconscious assignment of roles to each member of the family

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Role selection

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positive relationship between any two members of a system

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Alliance

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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

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

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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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• 10-15 minute pencil and paper tool that elicits the person’s perception and level of satisfaction on the current state of family relationships

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FAMILY APGAR

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Tool that qualitatively measures family functioning

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FAMILY APGAR

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FAMILY APGAR stands for

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adaptation 
Partnership 
Growth 
Affection 
Resolve
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Measures the satisfaction attained in solving problems by communicating

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Partnership

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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

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Measures satisfaction of the available freedom to change

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Growth

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

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Affection

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

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Resolve

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Family system tool used for Symptoms that manifest as psychosomatic disorder such as headache, anxiety, depression, insomnia, fatigue and increased pediatric complaints

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FAMILY APGAR

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SCREEM STANDS FOR

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S ocial C ultural R eligious E conomic E ducational M edical

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Tool where the physician helps the family identify and assess their resources to meet a crisis situation

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SCREEM

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USED In situations where long term care is needed such as in chronically sick patients, terminally ill and hospice patients

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SCREEM

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Presentation of a family’s life events in a limited space which allows quick retrieval of information that provides identification of factors that may affect health of the family

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FAMILY LIFELINE

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Interpretation is based on most significant events that probably affects the health of each member or that may influence the health seeking behavior or perception of health of the individual or family

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FAMILY LIFELINE

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