Final

Front 1

This is where the RN looks at the person as a whole, body, mind, spirit, not as a disease.

Back 1

holism

Front 2

This is the smallest subsystem and they interact differently than within the whole.

Back 2

Dyad

Front 3

_____-______ means that homeostatic mechanisms come into play automatically in the healthy person.

Back 3

self-regulation

Front 4

Homeostatic mechanisms are _____ because they tend to counteract conditions that are abnormal for the person.

Back 4

compensatory

Front 5

____ feedback inhibits change which helps maintain the balance.

Back 5

negative

Front 6

___ feedback stimulate change.

Back 6

positive

Front 7

This family consists of married adult man and woman and their children together.

Back 7

nuclear

Front 8

This family consists of his and her children

Back 8

blended

Front 9

this family lives together without formal or legal bond

Back 9

cohabitated

Front 10

This family share a common bond, not blood or legal

Back 10

Communal

Front 11

This family consists of nonmarried parents in parental role.

Back 11

Binuclear

Front 12

This family is when there are as many as 5 generations living at the same time?

Back 12

string bean families

Front 13

The ____ of a system such as the skin in the human system, is a real or imaginary line that differentiates one system form another system or a system from its environment.

Back 13

boundry

Front 14

This system does not exchange energy, matter, or information with its environment; it receives no input form the environment and gives no output to the environment. Example, reaction in test tube.

Back 14

closed system

Front 15

This is a collection of people who share some attribute of their lives.

Back 15

community

Front 16

This is the mechanism by which some of the output of a system is returned to the system as input.

Back 16

feedback

Front 17

This system is where energy, matter, and info. move into and out of the system through the system boundary.

Back 17

open system

Front 18

This from a system is energy, matter, or information given out by the system as a result of its processes. An example is this from the digestive system includes caloric energy , nutrients, urine, and feces.

Back 18

output

Front 19

The family is the ______ of the individual

Back 19

suprasystem

Front 20

After the input is absorbed by the system, it is processed in a way useful to the subsystem. This transformation is called _____. for example, food is input to the digestive system; it is digested (?) so it can be used by the body.

Back 20

throughput

Front 21

This theorist view consist of: self actualization, self esteem needs, love and belonging needs, safety and security needs and physiologic needs?

Back 21

Abraham Maslow

Front 22

This theorist view is similar to maslow but he has one more level between safety and security and physiologic needs and that is stimulation needs?

Back 22

Kalish

Front 23

____ emphasizes that children need to explore and manipulate their environments to achieve optimal growth and development. He notes that adults, too, often seek novel adventures or stimulating experiences before considering their safety or security needs.

Back 23

KALISH