NUR 340 Exam 1 Flashcards

1
Q

family systems theory

A

focus on adaptability, boundaries, and feedback - problem does not lie on one person

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2
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family development theory

A

consideres individual and family change over time

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3
Q

Duvalls 8 stages in the family cycle

A

1- beginning family
2- child bearing family
3- preschool kids
4- school age kids
5- teenagers
6- launching young adults
7- empty nesters
8- retirement to death

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4
Q

authoritarian

A

controlling, rejecting, low warmth, parent-centered

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5
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authoritative

A

responsive, accepting, high warmth, child-centered

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6
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permissive

A

low control, indulgent, high-warmth, child centered

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7
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neglectful

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uninvolved, indifferent, low-warms, absent

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8
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how can a nurse facilitate family centered care?

A

involve family and child in everything and listen to concerns

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9
Q

what measurements are needed for growth charting?

A

height and weight

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10
Q

what is cerebral palsy?

A

alteration in motor funcion related to anoxic insult to the brain

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11
Q

what will all children with CP have?

A

impaired motor function

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12
Q

risk factors for CP:

A
  • birth asphyxia
  • intrapartum hypoxia
  • premature
  • LBW
  • antibiotics before ROM
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13
Q

how is development affected by CP?

A

abnormal muscle tone and lack of coordination

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14
Q

diplegia

A

both legs affected by CP

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15
Q

hemiplegia

A

one side of body affected by CP

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16
Q

quadriplegia

A

all extremities affected by CP

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17
Q

erikson ages 0-1

A

trust vs mistrust

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18
Q

erikson ages 1-3

A

autonomy vs shame and doubt

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19
Q

erikson ages 3-6

A

initiative vs guilt

20
Q

erikson ages 6-12

A

industry vs inferiority

21
Q

erikson ages 12-18

A

identity vs role confusion

22
Q

erikson ages 18-40

A

intimacy vs isolation

23
Q

erikson ages 40-65

A

generativity vs stagnation

24
Q

erikson ages 65+

A

integrity vs despair

25
Q

what do children learn through play?

A

learn about their world and how to deal with their environment

26
Q

what does play enhance?

A

socialization, creativity, self-awareness, moral standards

27
Q

appropriate play for infants

A

external stimuli such as music and cuddles

28
Q

appropriate play for toddlers

A

approach slowly and tell stories or give familiar object

29
Q

appropriate play for pre schoolers

A

play with hospital equipment or other fun objects

30
Q

appropriate play for school age kids

A

anatomically correct dolls so they understand whats going on

31
Q

What age group is most likely to live
in a poor household?

A

age 5 and below

32
Q

what is toxic stress in early childhood?

A

persistent effect on nersous and hormonal systems that can lead to longterm damage

33
Q

what age group is stranger anxiety most common in?

A

infants and toddlers

34
Q

What age groups are most affected by separation anxiety?

A

toddlers

35
Q

what group is most at risk for a stressful experience as a result of hospitalization?

A

toddlers

36
Q

no head lag when pulled to sitting position

A

4-6 months

37
Q

rolls from abdomen to back

A

4 months

38
Q

sits alone

A

6-8 months

39
Q

walks holding onto furniture

A

10-12 months

40
Q

palmar grasp (not reflex)

A

4-6 months

41
Q

transfers objects from one hand to another

A

6-8 months

42
Q

pincer grasp

A

8-10 months

43
Q

birth weight doubled

A

5-6 months

44
Q

birth weight tripled

A

1 year

45
Q

first tooth

A

6 months

46
Q

anterior fontanel closes

A

18 months