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1
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What is the “primary goal of maternal and child health nursing”

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The promotion and maintenance of optimal family health to ensure cycles of optimal childbearing and childrearing

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What is the philisophy of maternal and child health nursing

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Family-centered
Community-centered
Evidence-based

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3
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They established Millenium Health Goals in 2000 to improve health worldwide

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United Nations and;
World Health Organization

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How many goals does the Millenium Development Goals have

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8 goals

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When was Millenium Development Goals established

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2000

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These goals was set by the United Nations back in 2000 to eradicate poverty, hunger, illiteracy, and disease, expire in 2015

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Millenium Development Goals

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When was MDG expired

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2015

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What are the MDG focused in Maternal Care Nursing / MCN

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SDG 4 5 6

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How many goals does the Sustainable development goals / SDG have?

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17

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10
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When was SDG published

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2015

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It is built on the MDG as framework

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SDG

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12
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What are the nursing theories related to promoting healthy pregnancies

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CaDoPa
Callista Roy’s Adaptation Model
Dorothy Orem’s Self Care Theory
Patricia Benner’s Novice-Expert Modle

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What theory: involves exsmining the patient’s ability to self-care

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Dorothy Orem’s Self Care Theory

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What theory: describes nurse move from novice to expert

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Patricia Benner’s Novice-Expert Model

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What theory: nurse’s role is to help patients to adapt to change

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Callista Roy’s Adaptation Theory

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16
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What is the Philippine Nursing Act of 2002

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RA 9173

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17
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Six competencies necessary for quality care

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Patient-centered care
Teamwork and collaboration
Evidence-based practice
Quality improvement
Safety
Informatics

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A group of people related by blood, marriage, or adaptation relating together

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Family

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Two or more people living in the same household

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Family

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20
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A set of perspective from the family’s point of view

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Family Theory

21
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What are the basic family types

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Family of orientation
Family of procreation

22
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Refers to the family one is born into

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Family orientation

23
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The family that we CREATE by getting married and having children

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Family of procreation

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The family one establishes

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Family of procreation

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Refers to the family in which a person is RAISED
Family of Orientation
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Two people living together without children
Childfree or childless family
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Two people living together without children
Childfree or childless family
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Couples perhaps with children who live together but remain unmarried
Cohabitation family
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Composed of 2 parents and children
Nuclear family
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Nuclear family plus grandparents, uncles, aunties, cousins, and grandchildren
Extended family
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Only one person/parent raising the child
Single parent family
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A divoced or widowed person who has child marries someone who has children
Blended family / remarriage
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Two people living together, usually man or women
Dyad
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This family is usually same-sex adults live together
Dyad family
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A person from the family assumes the parenting of a child from his/her biological parents through adoption agencies
Adoptive family
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Marriage with multiple spouses
Polygamous family
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Individuals of the same sex live together as partners
Gay Or Lesbian (LGBT) Families
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Group of people chose to live together as extended family
Communal family
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Foster parents may or may not have children if their own
Foster family
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1 woman with several wive?
Polyandry
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1 woman with several husbands
Polygyny
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Young adults return to home to live with their family after college or failed relationship
Boomerang Generation
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A family that is squeezed into taking care of both aging parents and returning young adult
Sandwich family
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A feeling of boredom or loneliness and grief when their children leaves home for the first time
Empty Nest Syndrome
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A diagram that details structure, provides info about the family history and roles of the fsmily members
Genogram
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To document the fit of a family in their community
Ecomap
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A diagram of family and community relationships
Ecomap
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A screening tool of the family environment
Family APGAR
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It is administered from family members, and their scores are compared

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