Social Detriments of Pregnancy Flashcards

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What are the barriers to HC?

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income and social status
social support networks (lack of support increases anxiety and stress)
education and literacy (decreased understanding of prenatal education)
employment/working conditions
social environments
physical environments
personal health practices and coping skills
Biology and genetic endowment

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Income and social status?

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food insecurity
child care
stress
tobacco/alcohol/drug use
cost of HC
transportation

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Employment/working conditions?

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lack of time off for DR visits
stressful conditions
lack of family and medical leave

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social environments?

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racism/discrimination
culture
disability status
gender identity
community violence
incarceration status

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physical environments?

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safe housing
utilities
pollution
availability of care

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personal health practices and coping skills?

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hygiene
taking vitamins/medications
dealing with stress

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biology and genetic endowment?

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increased risk of complications such as gestational DM or HTN/preeclampsia

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What are the effects of social detriments?

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Increased pregnancy and delivery complications
Increased rates of postpartum depression
Neonatal Loss
Poor birth outcomes –> (Low birth weight and Preterm birth)

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9
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What is trust vs. mistrust?

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child can develop mistrust of others if needs are not met
birth to 1 year

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what is autonomy vs. shame and doubt

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child can develop self-doubt if not allowed to be independent and self-sufficient
1 to 3 years

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what is initiative vs. guilt?

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child may develop guilt or helplessness if not allowed to try new things
3 to 6 years

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what is industry vs. inferiority?

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child may develop sense of inferiority if not able to accomplish realistic task successfully
6 to 12 years

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what is identity vs. role confusion?

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developing sense of self or role confusion
12 to 18

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what is intimacy vs. isolation?

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adult needs to develop relationships or will feel isolated and lonely
18 to 40

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what is generatively vs. stagnation?

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adult needs to feel accomplished and useful or will feel unproductive and uninvolved
40 to 65

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what is integrity vs. despair?

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adult needs to feel sense of fulfillment or will feel regret and failure
65 to death

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What are the Erikson’s developmental stages?

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Master of each stage requires a balance between two conflicts that must be resolved before moving to next level in a healthy way.

Trust vs Mistrust
Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt
Initiative vs. Guilt
Industry vs. Inferiority
Identity vs. Role Confusion
Intimacy vs. Isolation
Generativity vs. Stagnation
Integrity vs. Despair