NURS 5433 FNP II PRACTICE TEST 2026
COMPREHENSIVE OB GYNECOLOGY SKILLS
EVALUATION MOCK PAPER RESPONSES PASS
A+
◉ Family as Client
Answer: The family nurse is interested in the way all family
members are individually affected by the health event of one family
member. In this approach, all members of the family are in the
foreground. The family is seen as the sum of individual family
members, and the focus is concentrated on each individual. The
nurses assesses and provides healthcare for each person in the
family. Typically seen in the communities where Primary care
Physicians, or NPs provide care over time to all individuals in a given
family.
Family as foreground, individual as background
◉ Family as System
Answer: The family as a whole as the client; here, the family is
viewed as an interactional system in which the whole is more than
the sum of its parts. In other words, the interactions between family
members become the target for the nursing interventions. The
interventions flow from the ax of the family as a whole.
,Interactions between family members become the target for nursing
interventions. The interventions flow from the ax of the family as a
whole. The family nursing system approach focuses on the
individual and family simultaneously. Emphasis on interactions
between family members. When something happens to to one part
of the system, the other parts of the system are affected.
◉ Family as a Component of Society
Answer: The family is viewed as one of many institutions of society,
similar to health, educational, religious, or economic institutions.
The family is a basic primary unit of society, and it is part of the
larger system of society. Family as a whole, interacts with other
institutions to receive, exchange, or give communication and
services. Family social scientist first used this approach in their
studies of families in society.
◉ Family structure
Answer: The ordered set of relationships within the family, without
respect to roles and function. Doesn't indicate how healthy a family
is or how it functions. Multitude of family forms, different family
types have their strengths and limitations, which directly or
indirectly affect individual and family health.
◉ What should the nurse identify when determining family
structure?
,Answer: The individual who comprise the family and the individuals
in the family. The relationships between them. The interactions
between family members. The interactions with other social
systems.
◉ Single family
Answer: living alone, never married.
◉ Nuclear dyad/childless
Answer: married couple, no children
◉ Nuclear
Answer: Two generations of family, parents, and their own or
adopted children residing in the same household.
◉ Binuclear
Answer: Two post-divorce families with children as members of
both
◉ Extended/Multigenerational
Answer: Two or more adult generations and one that include
grandparents and grandchildren in the same household.
, ◉ Blended/Reconstituted
Answer: One or more of the parents have been married previously
and they bring with the children from their previous marriage.
◉ Single parent/lone family
Answer: one parent and child(ren) residing in one household
◉ Commune
Answer: Group of men, women and children
◉ Cohabitation (domestic partners)
Answer: Unmarried couple sharing a household who are involved in
an emotional and or sexual intimate relationship
◉ Living together apart
Answer: couples share living space and may share financial,
household, or parenting responsibility even though they have no
romantic attachment to each other; this form of a structure lives in
the same household.
◉ Living apart together
Answer: two people with or without children forgoing cohabitation
entirely, preferring to keep their separate homes.
COMPREHENSIVE OB GYNECOLOGY SKILLS
EVALUATION MOCK PAPER RESPONSES PASS
A+
◉ Family as Client
Answer: The family nurse is interested in the way all family
members are individually affected by the health event of one family
member. In this approach, all members of the family are in the
foreground. The family is seen as the sum of individual family
members, and the focus is concentrated on each individual. The
nurses assesses and provides healthcare for each person in the
family. Typically seen in the communities where Primary care
Physicians, or NPs provide care over time to all individuals in a given
family.
Family as foreground, individual as background
◉ Family as System
Answer: The family as a whole as the client; here, the family is
viewed as an interactional system in which the whole is more than
the sum of its parts. In other words, the interactions between family
members become the target for the nursing interventions. The
interventions flow from the ax of the family as a whole.
,Interactions between family members become the target for nursing
interventions. The interventions flow from the ax of the family as a
whole. The family nursing system approach focuses on the
individual and family simultaneously. Emphasis on interactions
between family members. When something happens to to one part
of the system, the other parts of the system are affected.
◉ Family as a Component of Society
Answer: The family is viewed as one of many institutions of society,
similar to health, educational, religious, or economic institutions.
The family is a basic primary unit of society, and it is part of the
larger system of society. Family as a whole, interacts with other
institutions to receive, exchange, or give communication and
services. Family social scientist first used this approach in their
studies of families in society.
◉ Family structure
Answer: The ordered set of relationships within the family, without
respect to roles and function. Doesn't indicate how healthy a family
is or how it functions. Multitude of family forms, different family
types have their strengths and limitations, which directly or
indirectly affect individual and family health.
◉ What should the nurse identify when determining family
structure?
,Answer: The individual who comprise the family and the individuals
in the family. The relationships between them. The interactions
between family members. The interactions with other social
systems.
◉ Single family
Answer: living alone, never married.
◉ Nuclear dyad/childless
Answer: married couple, no children
◉ Nuclear
Answer: Two generations of family, parents, and their own or
adopted children residing in the same household.
◉ Binuclear
Answer: Two post-divorce families with children as members of
both
◉ Extended/Multigenerational
Answer: Two or more adult generations and one that include
grandparents and grandchildren in the same household.
, ◉ Blended/Reconstituted
Answer: One or more of the parents have been married previously
and they bring with the children from their previous marriage.
◉ Single parent/lone family
Answer: one parent and child(ren) residing in one household
◉ Commune
Answer: Group of men, women and children
◉ Cohabitation (domestic partners)
Answer: Unmarried couple sharing a household who are involved in
an emotional and or sexual intimate relationship
◉ Living together apart
Answer: couples share living space and may share financial,
household, or parenting responsibility even though they have no
romantic attachment to each other; this form of a structure lives in
the same household.
◉ Living apart together
Answer: two people with or without children forgoing cohabitation
entirely, preferring to keep their separate homes.
