CHN Flashcards

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The practice of Nursing directed towards maximizing the health and well-being of all individuals within a family system

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Family Health Nursing

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It is focused on the individual family member but within the context of the family or the family unit.

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Family Health Nursing

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2 functions of a family

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  1. To meet the needs of the society
  2. To meet the needs of individual members
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Functions of A Family

reproductive function and child rearing

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procreation

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Functions of A Family

  • the process of learning how to become productive members of society
  • Family is considered as the 1st teacher in instructing the children in societal rules
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Socialization of family members

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Functions of A Family

  • society permits the hierarchy of the families into social classes.
  • the family confers its societal rank on the children
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Status placement

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Functions of A Family

  • unit of production
  • family members are expected to participate in farming, fishing or cottage industry
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Rural

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Functions of A Family

– unit of consumption
- economically independent members work separately to earn wages

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urban

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Functions of A Family

  • the family provides for the survival needs (food, shelter and clothing) of its dependent members
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Physical maintenance

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Functions of A Family

  • the family is the source of motivation and morale of its members
  • family supports spouses by providing for companionship and socioeconomic needs
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Welfare and Protection

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In any family unit, any dysfunction that affects one or more family members will affect the members and the unit as a whole

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Ripple Effect

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What theory is the family system based off?

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General Systems Theory

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3 subsystems of the family

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  1. parent-child subsystem
  2. marital subsystem
  3. sibling-sibling subsystem
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Developmental Stages and Health Task of the Family

 Formation of identity as a couple
 Inclusion of spouse in re-alignment of relationships with extended families
 Parenthood: making decisions

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Beginning family through marriage

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Developmental Stages and Health Task of the Family

 Integration of children into family unit
 Adjustment of tasks; Child rearing, financial and household management
 Accommodation of new parenting and grandparenting roles
 Parenting a person in all stages of development from pre-school to old age

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Parenting the 1st child

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Developmental Stages and Health Task of the Family

 Child emerges as a social being
 Parents learn to separate themselves from growing child - allows self-expression and
initiative
 Coping with energy depletion and lack of privacy

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Pre-school Age

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Developmental Stages and Health Task of the Family

 Physical and emotional immaturity but considered as a calm period.
 Psychological/social changes as child slowly moves away from family
 Seeking into school and community in constructive ways
 Working together to attain common goals

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School age

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Developmental Stages and Health Task of the Family

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Living with adolescent

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Developmental Stages and Health Task of the Family

 Development of increasing autonomy for adolescents;
 Period of revolt from parental/adult authority or conformity and acceptance of peer group standards
 Balancing freedom and responsibility as teenagers mature and emancipate themselves

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Living with adolescent

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Developmental Stages and Health Task of the Family

 Establishment of independent identities for parents and grown children
 Building up moral gaps between young adult and parents due to diverse orientation
 Dealing with disabilities and death of older generation

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launching family

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Developmental Stages and Health Task of the Family

 Support and autonomy of older generation: keeping in touch with aging parents,
siblings and their families
 Support role of middle generation; maintaining contact with children and their families
 Maintaining pleasant and comfortable home

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Middle-aged Family and Aging family

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Health Tasks of the Family

  • a requisite step for a family to deal purposely with an unacceptable health conditions
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Recognizing interruptions of health or development

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Health Tasks of the Family

  • the family seeks the health of the health workers when health needs are beyond its capability
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Making decisions about seeking health

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Health Tasks of the Family

  • Crisis is a fact of life which the family has to deal with.
  • the family’s ability to cope with crises and develop from the experience – an indicator of a healthy family
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Managing health and non-health crises

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Health Tasks of the Family - a home should have an atmosphere of security and comfort to allow for psychosocial development
Maintaining a home environment conducive to good health and personal development
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Health Tasks of the Family - caring for the very young and very old members which may require home management due to chronic conditions and disabilities
Providing nursing care to sick, disabled and depending members of the family
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Health Tasks of the Family - the family utilizes the resources in the community and takes interest in what is happening in the community - gets involved in community events
Utilize community resources for health care
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A group of persons living together and composed of the head and other persons related to the head by blood, marriage or adoption (NSCB, 2008)National Statistical Coordination Board
Family
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Concepts of Family  In case of sickness, the family is the source of support and affection.  Family members are informed of the details of care (home care)  Family participation and support promotes recovery and reduce complications
Individual
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Concepts of Family  Family is the sum total of individuals.  Nursing care and health education is provided to the members of the family  Family characteristics that affect health
Sum of Total Individuals
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Concepts of Family  Family shares health risks factors (biological, social and cultural)  Family affects the course of the illness and vice versa
Biosocial Being