Module 3

Question 1

systems theory assumption 1

Answer 1

a system is greater than the sum of its parts

Question 2

systems theory assumption 2

Answer 2

systems are predictable and tend to attain equilibrium

Question 3

systems theory assumption 3

Answer 3

each subsystem is a part of a greater system

Question 4

systems theory assumption 4

Answer 4

systems have objectives, and relationships exists within them

Question 5

systems theory assumption 5

Answer 5

what affects one part of the system can affects the entire system

Question 6

Family theory

Answer 6

• family is an emotional unit
• members are interdependent: degree varies
• functioning of one family member will affect the others
• families interact with the environment

Question 7

Basic elements of family assessment

Answer 7

anatomy or structure
lifecycle or developmental stage
functioning
presence of protective factors

Question 8

composition or structure of family

Answer 8

3 generation pedigree

genogram

Question 9

genogram

Answer 9

expands the pedigree to include info about the sociocultural context of the family’s relationships

Question 10

ecomap

Answer 10

assesses family functioning
graphic portrayal of the type, number, and quality of relationships or connections individuals has within their family and community
- snapshot of personal/social relationships as well as how much energy that relationship uses.

Question 11

Family APGAR

Answer 11

A: adaption
P: partnership
G: growth
A: affection
R: resolve 
5 questions

Question 12

SCREEM

Answer 12

identify a family's resources
S: social
C: cultural
R: religious
E: economic
E: education
M: medical

Question 13

protective factors

Answer 13

conditions or attributes of individuals, families, communities, or larger society that

• promote optimal child development
• improve child resiliency
• reduce the likelihood of child abuse and neglect

Question 14

Three-talk model of shared decision making

Answer 14

Team talk
- emphasizes the need to provide support to patients/families as they are made aware of choices
Option talk
- refers tot he task of comparing alternatives. Risk-communication
Decision talk
- task of arriving at informed decisions

Question 15

Bright futures

Answer 15

national health promotion and prevention initiative focused on children and families
- age-specific guidelines, tools, and recommendations for health supervision

Question 16

Goal of bright futures

Answer 16

support a child’s life course in which strengths and protective factors outweigh risk factors