355 Peds- Children,family & Nurses

Front 1

What is the major determinant of neonatal death in the U.S.

Back 1

Birth Weight

Front 2

LBW is less than ____________ gm

Back 2

2500

Front 3

The lower the birth weight the higher ___________

Back 3

mortality

Front 4

Definition of Health

Back 4

A state of complete physical, mental and social well being and not merely the absence of disease

Front 5

Risk factors for infant mortality

Back 5

Black race
male gender
short or long gestation
birth order
maternal education
maternal age

Front 6

Infant mortality is the number of deaths per _______ live births during the first year of life

Back 6

1000

Front 7

A baby is 29 days old- what period is he in?

Back 7

Postnatal

Front 8

A baby is 17 days old- what period is she is

Back 8

neonatal

Front 9

Injuries in children older than 1 year examples

Back 9

Drowning
Car crashes
Burns
Poisoning
Firearms

Front 10

Mortality rates are calculated from __________ certificates

Back 10

death

Front 11

A nurses of a 3 year old patient asks the parents and silbings if she can get them anything- what type of care is this?

Back 11

Family-Centered Care

Front 12

Atraumatic Care

Back 12

Therapeutic care with interventions to eliminate or minimize physical and psychological distress

Front 13

Kelly and Molly have a ___________ relationship

Back 13

Therapeutic

Front 14

One thing to remember with therapeutic relationships is ?

Back 14

well-defined boundaries

Front 15

United Nations Declaration of Rights of child
All children need:(8)

Back 15

- Be from discrimination
-Develop physically & mentally in freedom & dignity
-Have name and nationality
-Have adequate nutrition,housing, recreation & medical services
-Receive special treatment if handicapped
-Receive love, understanding, & material security
-Receive education
-Protection 1st in disaster

Front 16

Socialization

Back 16

Process in which children gain the beliefs, values, and behaviors of a given society in order to function within that group.

Front 17

Biculture

Back 17

Being exposed to 2 or more cultures

Front 18

After family, ___________ excert the major force in conveying culture to kids

Back 18

School

Front 19

Cultural Relatitivity

Back 19

Any behavior must be judged first in relation to the context of the culture in which it occurs

Front 20

Be cultural aware of religious beliefs of patients

Back 20

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Front 21

What are some religious beliefs that affect nursing care

Back 21

birth
death
diet
food practices
medical care

Front 22

What is a family

Back 22

A system that continually interacts with its members and the environment

Front 23

Know there are multiple types of family structures

Back 23

single parents
extended family
blended family
binuclear
communal family
same sex parenting

Front 24

Factors that affect transition to parenthood

Back 24

-age
-father's involvement
-parenting education
-support systems

Front 25

FMLA

Back 25

Family & Medical Leave Act

Front 26

Children's understanding on Health and illness depend on _______ level & ___________ level

Back 26

psychosocial
developmental

Front 27

T/F: Mechanical suffocation is the leading cause of death from injury in infants

Back 27

true

Front 28

Enable

Back 28

Create opportunities and mean for all family members to display their current abilities and competencies and to acquire new ones to meet the needs of the child and family.

Front 29

Empowerment

Back 29

Interaction of professionals with families in such a way that families maintain or acquire a sense of control over their family lives and acknowledge positive changes that result from helping behaviors that foster their own strengths, actions & abilities.

Front 30

The top three leading causes of death in adolescents 15 to 19 years of age are from _________, ____________, and ___________.

Back 30

injuries, homicide and suicide

Front 31

The leading cause of death for infants less than 1 year old is___________

Back 31

congenital birth defects

Front 32

Culture shock

Back 32

Inability to respond to or function within a new or strange situation

Front 33

Assimilation

Back 33

process of developing new cultural identity

Front 34

In working with families, it is essential for nurses to identify key members and decision markers- failure to include these significant individuals in teaching can seriously hinder adherence to ________ plan

Back 34

care

Front 35

In communication with parents what types of questions should be asked?

Back 35

open ended

Front 36

T/F: Children will always voice a need for spiritual support- No need to look for indirect references

Back 36

False- children "rarely"

Front 37

T/F: Culture influences a child's self esteem

Back 37

True

Front 38

No cultural group is ________; every racial & ethnic group contains diversity

Back 38

homogeneous

Front 39

Family Stress theory

Back 39

Explains how families react to stressful events and suggests factors that promote adaption to stress

Front 40

Sally has a married mom and dad and 1 brother- what type of family does she have?

Back 40

Traditional nuclear family

Front 41

A family that includes at least 1 stepparetns,stepsibling or halfsibiling

Back 41

blended

Front 42

Sally has a married mom and dad, brother and cousin living with her- what type of family is this

Back 42

extended family

Front 43

Joel has to go to mom's house on the weekends and dad's on the week days- what type of family is this?

Back 43

Binuclear family

Front 44

T/F: The firstborn child usually is more achievement oriented

Back 44

True

Front 45

Limit setting

Back 45

Establishing rules or guidelines for behavior

Front 46

Authoritarian parents

Back 46

Control their child's behavior and attitudes through unquestioned mandates

Front 47

Permissive

Back 47

Parents exert little/no control over their child' actions

Front 48

Authoritive or democratic

Back 48

combine parenting styles

Front 49

T/F:When reprimanding children, focus on the misbehavior and not the the child

Back 49

True

Front 50

3 areas of concern to adoptive families

Back 50

-initial attachment process
-task of telling the children they are adopted
-Identify formation during adolesence

Front 51

T/F: Family size and position within the family structure have a strong impact on child's development

Back 51

True

Front 52

Community health nursing

Back 52

Focuses on promoting and maintaining the health of individuals, families and groups in the community setting

Front 53

T/F: Nurses should recognize the importance of social capital in populations where they work

Back 53

True

Front 54

What are the 3 levels of prevention

Back 54

Primary
Secondary
Tertiary

Front 55

Caring for children within a community requires_____________ approach

Back 55

multidisciplinary

Front 56

_______________ refers to the best approach to prevention that uses teaching and counseling of the parents & others about developmental expectations & alerts parents to the issues that are to arise in specific age

Back 56

anticipatory guidance

Front 57

In community nursing the focus of nursing process shifts from the individual to ______________ population

Back 57

targeted