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SAS#1 Flashcards

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Philosophy of Maternal and
Child Health Nursing

❖ Includes the following concepts:

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o Family-centered
o Community-centered
o Evidence-based

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Global Health Goals are

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MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENTAL GOALS

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS

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Millenium development goals - these eight goals set by the united nations back in 2000 to eradicate

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POVERTY
HUNGER
ILLITERACY
DISEASE

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The united nations and the world health organization established _______to improve health worldwide

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MILLENNIUM HEALTH GOALS

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Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)

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Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger.

Achieve universal primary education.

Promote gender equality and empower women.

Reduce child mortality.

Improve maternal health.

Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases.

Ensure environmental sustainability.

Global partnership for development.

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It aims to transform our world and to improve
people’s lives and prosperity on a healthy planet.

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Sustainable Development Goals

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Are a collection of 17 global goals set by the united nations general assembly in 2015 for the year 2030

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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS

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Phases of health care

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o Health promotion
o Health maintenance
o Health restoration
o Health rehabilitation

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The steps of the nursing process

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o Assessment
o Nursing diagnosis
o Planning
o Implementation
o Evaluation

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nursing theories that are related in promoting healthy pregnancies and keeping the children well are designed to offer helpful ways to view patient so nursing activities can be created to best meet patient needs

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CALLISTA ROY’S ADAPTATION THEORY
DOROTHEA OREM’S SELF CARE THEORY
PATRICIA BENNER’S NOVICE EXPERT MODEL

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Nurse role is to help patients adapt to change caused by illnesses or other stressors

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CALLISTA ROY’S ADAPTATION THEORY

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Involves examining the patient’s ability for self care

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DOROTHEA OREM’S SELF CARE THEORY

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Describes nurses move from novice to expert

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PATRICIA BENNER’S NOVICE EXPERT MODEL

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It is states that the nursing practice is a holistic approach, the ideal functions of being a nurse, collaborator of care provider of healthcare education nurse educator and finding more evidence-based practice by being a nurse researcher.

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PHILIPPINE NURSING ACT OF 2002 (REPUBLIC ACT 9173) ARTICLE 6

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Competencies necessary for quality care: or Quality & Safety Education for Nurses
(QSEN)

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❖ Patient-Centered Care
❖ Teamwork & Collaboration
❖ Evidence-Based Practice
❖ Quality Improvement
❖ Safety
❖ Informatics

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16
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Alternative Healthcare Practices
Commonly Used

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❖ Acupuncture
❖ Homeopathy
❖ Therapeutic touch
❖ Chiropractic care
❖ Herbalism

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A group of people related by blood marriage or adoption living together

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FAMILY

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Two or more people who live in the same household share a common emotional bond and perform certain interrelated social tasks

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FAMILY

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Basic Family Types

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Family of orientation
Family of procreation

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refers to the family in which a person is RAISED

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Family of orientation

21
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the family that we CREATE by getting married and
having children

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Family of procreation

22
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Two people living together without children

Advantages: Companionship and shared resources

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CHILDFREE OR CHILDLESS FAMILY

23
Q

Couples perhaps
with children
who live
together but
remain
unmarried.

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Cohabitation Family

24
Q

❖ Composed of
2 parents and
children.

❖ Advantage:
financial and
emotional
support,
genuine
affection for
each other.

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Nuclear Family

25
Q

❖ A family that is created
by divorce or separation
when the child is raised
in two families.

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Binuclear family

26
Q

❖ Nuclear family plus
grandparents,
uncles, aunties,
cousins and
grandchildren.

❖ Contains more
people to serve as
resources during
crises and models
for behavior and
values.

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Extended (Multigenerational) Family

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Q

Single-Mother
Family-typically
designed for a
financially
stable women
who desires
family.

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Single Parent Family

28
Q

❖ Remarriage or
reconstituted
family

❖ A divorced or
widowed person
with children
marries someone
who also have
children.

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Blended Family

29
Q

Lesbian, gay,
bisexual and
transgender
couples live
together as
partners for
companionship,
financial security
and sexual
fulfillment.

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LGBT Family

30
Q

❖ Foster or substitute
home by a child
protection
agency(DSWD)

❖ Children whose
parents can no
longer care for
them maybe
placed with foster
family.

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Foster Family

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No matter what
the family size
adoptive family
that can provide
care and
financial stability
to an adopted
child.

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Adoptive Family

32
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marriage with
multiple spouses

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Polygamous Family

33
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(1 man
with several wives)

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polygyny

34
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(1 woman
with several
husbands)

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polyandry

35
Q

Group of people who choose to live together as an extended family

Motivated by social or religious values rather than kinship

Freedom and features rather than those of a traditional family

Prefer complementary or alternative therapies

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COMMUNAL FAMILY

36
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Family Life Cycles

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BOOMERANG GENERATION
SANDWICH FAMILY
EMPTY NEST SYNDROME

37
Q

young adults
return home to live with their family after
college or a failed relationship until they can
afford their own apartment or form a new
relationship.

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BOOMERANG GENERATION

38
Q

a family that is squeezed
into taking care of both aging parents and a
returning young adult.

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❖ SANDWICH FAMILY

39
Q

is a feeling of
boredom or grief and loneliness parents may
feel when their children leave home for the
first time, such as to live on their own or to
form families of their own

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EMPTY NEST SYNDROME

40
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diagram that details family
structure, provides info about the family’s
history and the roles of various family
members over time, usually through several
generations; provides a basis for discussion
and analysis of family interaction.

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GENOGRAM

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