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17 Cards in this Set
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ecomap
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a diagram of the family's interactions within the community
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family
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two or more people who live in the same household (usually), share a common emotional bond, and perform certain interrelated social tasks
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family nursing
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the concept that clients do not exist outside a family; the family rather than an individual is considered the client
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family of orientation
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one's birth family: oneself, mother, father, and siblings
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family of procreation
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one's marriage family: oneself, spouse, and children
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family theory
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a way of analyzing problems or concerns from a family's point of view
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genogram
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a diagram of family structure depicting essential family relationships; the interactive roles that exist in a family
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polygamy
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the act of having multiple spouses
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polygyny
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a marriage with one man and several wives
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the dyad family
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two people, who may be married, usually a man and a woman, living together without children
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the cohabitation family
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heterosexual couple who live together but remain unmarried, may or may not have children
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the nuclear family
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traditional family structure of a husband, wife, and children. 49% of US families are nuclear
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the polygamous family
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illegal in the US since 1978 but are not that unusual an arrangement worldwide
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other types of families
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the extended (multigenerational) family
the single-parent family the blended family the communal family the gay or lesbian family the adoptive family |
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methods of adoption
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agency adoption
international adoption private adoption |
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Children adopted from war torn or poverty stricken countries are at higher risk for...
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...abnormal neurologic development
illnesses such as hepatitis B intestinal parasites growth restriction also they may lack immunizations |
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the 8 family life cycles or stages
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Stage 1: Marriage
Stage 2: The Early Childbearing Family Stage 3: The Family With a Preschool Child Stage 4: The Family With a School-aged Child Stage 5: The Family With a Adolescent Stage 6: The Launching Stage Family: The Family With a Young Adult Stage 7: The Family of Middle Years Stage 8: The Family in Retirement or Older Age |