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Nuclear Family
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Married couple with children, unmarried, heterosexual, or same sex couples with children
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Nuclear dyad
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Couple, married or unmarried; heterosexual or same sex
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Single-parent family
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One adult with children (separated, divorced, widowed, or never married)
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Multigenerational family
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Any combination of the first fou family structures
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Kin network
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Two or more recrocal housholds (related by birth or marriage)
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Why is it important to understand the family structure of the patients we care for?
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The family dynamic effects everyone.
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Family system theory
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Family is a collection of people who are integrated, interacting and interdependent where the actions of one member influence the actions of other members.
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Family boundries
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Selectively permeable- non blood relatives come in, health care workers break this barrier all the time
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Duvalls Stages
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Couple
Childbearing Childrearing Launching Contracting family Aging family |
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Structural Family assessment
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Defines the immediate family members, names, ages, and relationships among them
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Characteristics of a healthy family
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Process of interaction among family members
Family enhances development of its members Role relationships are structured effectively Family actively attempts to cope with problems Family has a healthy home environment and lifestyle Regular links within the community |
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Choose which family developmental task would be focus for assessing a family with preschool children
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adapting to the needs of children in growth producing ways
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Family Role
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Caregiver, or bread winner
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Role conflict
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when they are unable to fufill the role such as primary bread winner, care giver etc
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Role overload
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Too much responsibility
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Role flexibility
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able to switch roles, are flexible in the roles take on
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Id(the unconscious)
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present at birth and generates impulses that seek immediate pleasure and satisfaction (primitive urges)
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Freud (Psychoanalytic)
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Ego
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view of the self or imagea personwants to convey to others (Consideration of consequences)
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Freud (Psychoanalytic)
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Super ego 3-5 yrs old
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delays immediate gratification for socially appriate reasonsand represents recognition of good and bad. (moral guide or conscience)
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Freud (Psychoanalytic)
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Defense mechanism
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Humor, silence
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Freud (Psychoanalytic)
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Carl Jung
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Personality develops thru interaction with family
Personalitycan evolve thru adulthood Introvert Extrovert |
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Trust vs Mistrust
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Infacy
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Erik Erikson
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Autonomy vs Doubt
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Toddler
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Erik Erikson
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Initiative vs Guilt
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Preschool
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Erik Erickson
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Industry vs Inferiority
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School age
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Erik Erikson
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Identity vs Role Confusion
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Adolescence
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Erik Erikson
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Intimacy vs Isolation
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Young Adult
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Erik Erikson
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Generativity vs Stagnation
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Middle Adult
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Erik Erikson
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Ego Integrity vs Despair
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Older Adult
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Erik Erikson
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Maslows Hierarchy
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Self Transcendence
Self Acualization Self Esteem Love and belonging Safety and protection Physiological needs |
Maslow
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