Week 1

Question 0

MVA

Answer 0

Most common cause of death over 1 year old

Question 1

Health Promotion

Answer 1

Leading causes of death, illness, disease:
Tobacco use
Violent behavior 
Alcohol and substance abuse
Dietary and hygienic practices
Sedentary lifestyle 
Sexual behavior

Question 2

Childhood risk factors

Answer 2

Sex of child
Temperament
Stress 
Alcohol drugs
Injury history
Developmental level
Cognitive ability
Anatomic characteristics 
Environmental

Question 3

Erikson

Answer 3

Trust vs mistrust
Autonomy vs doubt
Initiative vs guilt
Industry vs inferiority 
Identify vs role confusion

Question 4

Piaget

Answer 4

Sensorimotor
Preoperational
Concrete operational
Formal operational

Question 5

Family Systems Theory

Answer 5

As a whole dynamic system with interaction within members and the environment
Emphasis on interaction
Family is focus of care
Bowen: families are adaptable

Question 6

Family Stress Theory

Answer 6

Explains how families react to predictable and unpredictable stressors that they may encounter
Ability to cope- risk for maladaption
McCubbin and McCubbin

Question 7

Family Development Theory

Answer 7

Development taste of the family- terms of structure, function and roles
Semi closed system that inert acts with larger systems

Question 8

Development Theory: stage 2

Answer 8

The early child bearing family
Infant through 30months
1st time parents = lots of education

Question 9

Developmental Theory: Stage 3

Answer 9

The family with preschool children
2.5 - 6 years old
Child safety is huge!
Parent education

Question 10

Developmental Theory Stage 4

Answer 10

The family with school aged children
6-13 year old
More expected from school
May not have the support at home

Question 11

Developmental Theory Stage 5

Answer 11

The family with adolescent children
13-20 years old
Child wants to break away from parents
Safe behavior counseling

Question 12

Traditional Nuclear Family

Answer 12

Married couple and biological children

Becoming extinct

Question 13

Nuclear Family

Answer 13

Two parents and their children with biological, step, half, foster or adopted children

Question 14

Blended Family

Answer 14

One stepparent, stepsibs, half sibs
Overtime can become a nuclear family
Parents are first starting to date
Can be non married couples

Question 15

Extended Family

Answer 15

Multigenerational family

Need to identify who the primary caregiver is

Question 16

Single Parent Family

Answer 16

Becoming a majority
Result of divorce, death, desertion, single parenthood
Shortage of money, time and energy
Teen- show adverse effects
Dad- challenged coping with emotions of children
Need increases support from the community

Question 17

Binuclear Family

Answer 17

Family occurs with the children post divorce
Can be 2 separate households
Both parents remarry
Who is the legal guardian

Question 19

Gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender

Answer 19

There is a legal or common low link between 2 persons or the same sex who have children
On the rise!
Who is the legal guardian

Question 20

Malformations

Answer 20

Occur before the 12 week of gestation
Abnormal formation of body parts
Ex: Cleft lip and palate

Question 21

Syndromes

Answer 21

From a specific cause and result in a recognizable pattern

Ex: Down Syndrome

Question 22

Associations

Answer 22

Nonrandom patterns of malformations from a undetermined cause
Ex: Defects

Question 23

Sequences

Answer 23

A single anomaly leads to a cascade of additional anomalies