THE NURSING ROLE IN PREPARING FAMILIES FOR CHILDBEARING AND CHILDREARING Flashcards
MCN deals with
mother and the child
reproductive age and reproductive stage (puberty period)
a woman becomes capable of bearing a child
when a woman becomes a mother she will undergo
three stages
○ Pregnancy,
○ Labor Delivery, and
○ Postpartum
4 Levels of Health Care (PMC/RR)
○ Health Promotion
○ Health Maintenance
○ Health Care/Restoration
○ Health Rehabilitation
primary goal of MCN
promotion and maintenance of health to ensure optimum childbearing and child-rearing.
definitions of a family
- one that is related by blood, marriage, or even adoption.
- people living in the same household who share an emotional bond and they share interrelated social tasks.
- Family of Orientation
- Family of Procreation
- Family of Orientation – The family one is born into; or
oneself, parents, if any. - Family of Procreation – A family one establishes; or
oneself, spouse or significant other, and children, if any.
- Dyad Family
- Cohabitation Family
- Nuclear Family
- Polygamous Family
- Extended Family
- Single-Parent Family
- Blended Family
- Communal Family
- Foster Family
- Adoptive Family
- Dyad Family – Married couple but they have no child.
- Cohabitation Family – Mga naglilive-in at hindi pa kasal.
- Nuclear Family – Married couple that has child/children
- Polygamous Family – Common in Muslims; Men can
have many wives. - Extended Family – Extends beyond the nuclear family (living with grandparents, aunts/uncles, cousins, etc.)
- Single-Parent Family – Pwedeng patay na yung isang parent or pwede rin yung isang parent ay nagtatrabaho sa ibang bansa, etc.
- Blended Family – Remarriage or reconstituted family. A divorced or widowed person with children marries someone who also has children.
- Communal Family – Usually, they live together not just by blood, but they live sometimes because they have a bond related to religion or some social beliefs.
- Foster Family – Living in a home for the aged or
orphanage - Adoptive Family – Children are legally adopted
The sex of an individual is determined by
the joining of the ovum and the sperm.
Gonad produces?
Gonad of a male is?
Gonad of a female is?
Gonad produces sex cells
Gonad of a male is testes
Gonad of a female is ovaries
Kapag lalaki ang nabuo sa uterus ng babae
Kapag naman babae ang nabuo
Kapag lalaki ang nabuo sa uterus ng babae, the sperm production of that male in the uterus will start in puberty
Kapag naman babae ang nabuo, all of her egg cells will be formed right away. Wala nang mafoform na ibang egg cells pagkalabas ng babae sa uterus ng nanay niya
PUBERTAL DEVELOPMENT
is when secondary sex characteristics begin, and the hypothalamus acts as a gonadostat.
Primary Sex Characteristics
Secondary Sex Characteristics
Primary Sex Characteristics – your reproductive organs.
Secondary Sex Characteristics – these are the physical body changes. Physical body changes occur because of the hypothalamus.
2 PUBERTAL HORMONES
Androgen and Estrogen
Androgen
● Testosterone is responsible for muscular development, physical growth, and an increase in sebaceous gland secretions.
● Secreted by the adrenal cortex, the testes, and the ovaries.
○ Mas maraming pinoproduce na androgen ang testes kaysa sa ovaries.