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PAFP proceedings V: Tools in Family Assessment Flashcards

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Steps in Family Systems Approach

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  1. Recognize family structure (family genogram)
  2. Understand normal family fx (Smilkstein’s cycle of family fx)
  3. Learn to assess family structure & fx in clinical practice (Genogram, Family APGAR, FACES, FES, SCREEM, DRAFT, clinical bio & life events)
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A family genogram must consist of a minimum of __ generations.

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Each generation must be identified by ___ numerals

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Roman

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The family name must be placed ___ each major unit

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above

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Given names and ages are placed ___ each symbol

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below

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The index patient is identified with an ___

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arrow

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___ is indicated when the chart was developed so that ages would be adjusted over time

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Date

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Type of chart (family genogram) that gives dynamic image of the family indicating strength of bonds, weaknesses (marital separation) & ability to withstand future stressful situations (who are living in the same household)

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Functional chart

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5 Fx of a normal family

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  1. provides support to each other
  2. establish autonomy and independence for each person in the system
  3. create rules that govern conduct of family and of individuals w/in the family
  4. adapt to change in envt (family life cycle)
  5. communicate w/ each other
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Family w/ chronic inability to respond to the needs of the members or to cope w/ changes and stresses in the envt

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Dysfunctional family

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Excellent tool in learning family structure but with limited role in assessing family fx

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Family genogram

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Family assessment technique used in individuals/ small groups wherein significance/ influence of family members can be assessed

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Draw a Circle Test

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Rapid tool developed by Smilkstein and consists of 5 questions to assess family fx and level of satisfaction

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Family APGAR

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Capability of family to utilize and share inherent resources (intra/extra-familial)

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Adaptation

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Sharing of decision-making

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Partnership

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Refers to physical and emotional growth; measures satisfaction of the available freedom to change

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Refers to how emotions are shared b/w members

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Refers to how time, space and money are shared

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4 basic situations where Family APGAR is needed

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  1. When the family will be directly involved in caring for the pt (e.g. Post-MI/CVA pts)
  2. When treating a new pt in order to get gen view of family fx
  3. When treating a patient whose family is in crisis (e.g. family tx for drug addicts)
  4. When a pt’s behavior makes you suspect a psychosocial problem possibly d/t a family dysfx
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All family health care programs should have an initial ____ scoring.

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Family APGAR

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30-item tool with a 1-5 self-reported scale from Olson’s circumflex model of family fx

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FACES (Family Adaptability and Cohesion Evaluation Scale)

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90-item questionnaire developed by Moss to compare health care results w/ family variables

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FES (Family Envt Scale)

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Assessment involving resources of the family

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SCREEM

Social
Cultural
Religious
Economic
Educational
Medical
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Simple tool developed by Drs. A. Pineda and R. Cruz involving a projective technique by drawing a family exhibiting evasiveness, adultered basic needs and psychopathology

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DRAFT

Draw-a-Family-Test
Community-based Family Assessment

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Components of the Family Assessment Model

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  1. Family identification (composition, social hx, community)

2. Individual & family data (health hx, family dynamics, recording hierarchies)

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Minuchin family map symbol for:

functional relationship

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double line

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Minuchin family map symbol for:

dysfunction

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single line w/ break

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Minuchin family map symbol for:

2 people w/ overinvolved relationship

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3 parallel lines

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Minuchin family map symbol for:

rigid boundary where rules are clear but non-negotiable

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solid line perpendicular to the relationship line

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Minuchin family map symbol for:

boundary that is clear but negotiable

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broken line perpendicular to the relationship line

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Minuchin family map symbol for:

boundary that is diffuse or unclear

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dotted line perpendicular to the relationship line

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Minuchin family map symbol for:

presence of coalition or alliance b/w people

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Minuchin family map symbol for:

escape from the system

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arrow pointing away from the system

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Minuchin family map symbol for:

3rd person being triangulated by the conflict b/w the 2

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open-ended arrow with its open end embracing 2 individuals and the pointed end pointing to the 3rd person

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