NFDN 2006 Unit 6
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1. What is the goal of family nursing?: Promoting healthy families in society
2. What are the 4 overlapping components of family health?: 1. Physical
2. Growth and Development
3. Spiritual
4. Psychosocial
3. What is the approach to family nursing?: View family as:
- context, client, system, component of society
4. What are the 5 stages to a home visit?: 1. Engagement
- introduction, purpose, establish relationship
2. Assessment - CFAM
- Work to identify mutually agreeable goals
3. Intervention - CFIM
4. Termination & Evaluation
- goals met?, referrals to resources
5. Post Visit Documentation - record visit
5. What is the first priority during a home visit?: YOUR SAFETY!!!
have a phone ready, if you feel unsafe terminate visit immediately
6. What is important during the family assessment?: Determine what the illness means to
family, for functioning, how they are affected and the support they require
7. What are 3 major risk areas for family health risk appraisal?: 1. Biological and
age-related risks
2.Environmental risks
3.Behavioural risks
Combination of risks from two or more categories could lead to a family crisis
8. What are the categories to assess for a with the CFAM: Structural
Developmental
Functional
9. What is the Calgary Family Assessment Model?: general framework that is most commonly
used for family assessment. (a family systems model)
It is a family systems nursing model. A holistic approach to assessment with the focus on family unit as the client. It has
structural, developmental and functional aspects to it.
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10. What are the 3 subcategories in Structure?: 1. Internal
2. External
3. Context
11. What are the 2 Subcategories of external structure?: 1. Extended Family
2. Larger Systems
12. What is an ecomap?: Represents family interaction with other groups & organizations using a series of
circles & lines
13. Name and define the three components of stage 3 - mutual goal setting: 1.
mutuality and egalitarian approach- client and counselor both want same outcome when each other wants something
different
2. refining goals and making them more precise- goals early in session provide a focus and general direction
3. summarizing the difference between clients present story and preferred outcome- a brief summary of clients present
concern as contrasted with define goals can be helpful
14. What is the Calgary Family Intervention Model?: Framework for an intervention offered by
a nurse that facilitates a change in domain of family function
(Companion to CFAM)
15. What is the goal of CFIM?: Family first, strength based, help determine interventions on family needs
16. What are the 3 elements of CFIM?: 1. Domains of Family Functioning
2. Interventions
3. Fit/ effectiveness (Cog, affective, behavioural domains)
17. What are the 3 domains of family functioning?: 1. Cognitive
2. Affective
3. Behavioural
18. What is the cognitive domain?: Changing the ways of thinking
19. What is the affective domain?: Challenge way client feels
20. What is the behavioural domain?: Change/ challenge health behaviours
21. What are some Nursing interventions to promote
family functioning with the CFIM?: Providing information
Ask interventive questions
Offering commendations
Validate emotional responses
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1. What is the goal of family nursing?: Promoting healthy families in society
2. What are the 4 overlapping components of family health?: 1. Physical
2. Growth and Development
3. Spiritual
4. Psychosocial
3. What is the approach to family nursing?: View family as:
- context, client, system, component of society
4. What are the 5 stages to a home visit?: 1. Engagement
- introduction, purpose, establish relationship
2. Assessment - CFAM
- Work to identify mutually agreeable goals
3. Intervention - CFIM
4. Termination & Evaluation
- goals met?, referrals to resources
5. Post Visit Documentation - record visit
5. What is the first priority during a home visit?: YOUR SAFETY!!!
have a phone ready, if you feel unsafe terminate visit immediately
6. What is important during the family assessment?: Determine what the illness means to
family, for functioning, how they are affected and the support they require
7. What are 3 major risk areas for family health risk appraisal?: 1. Biological and
age-related risks
2.Environmental risks
3.Behavioural risks
Combination of risks from two or more categories could lead to a family crisis
8. What are the categories to assess for a with the CFAM: Structural
Developmental
Functional
9. What is the Calgary Family Assessment Model?: general framework that is most commonly
used for family assessment. (a family systems model)
It is a family systems nursing model. A holistic approach to assessment with the focus on family unit as the client. It has
structural, developmental and functional aspects to it.
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, NFDN 2006 Unit 6
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_hprdd7
10. What are the 3 subcategories in Structure?: 1. Internal
2. External
3. Context
11. What are the 2 Subcategories of external structure?: 1. Extended Family
2. Larger Systems
12. What is an ecomap?: Represents family interaction with other groups & organizations using a series of
circles & lines
13. Name and define the three components of stage 3 - mutual goal setting: 1.
mutuality and egalitarian approach- client and counselor both want same outcome when each other wants something
different
2. refining goals and making them more precise- goals early in session provide a focus and general direction
3. summarizing the difference between clients present story and preferred outcome- a brief summary of clients present
concern as contrasted with define goals can be helpful
14. What is the Calgary Family Intervention Model?: Framework for an intervention offered by
a nurse that facilitates a change in domain of family function
(Companion to CFAM)
15. What is the goal of CFIM?: Family first, strength based, help determine interventions on family needs
16. What are the 3 elements of CFIM?: 1. Domains of Family Functioning
2. Interventions
3. Fit/ effectiveness (Cog, affective, behavioural domains)
17. What are the 3 domains of family functioning?: 1. Cognitive
2. Affective
3. Behavioural
18. What is the cognitive domain?: Changing the ways of thinking
19. What is the affective domain?: Challenge way client feels
20. What is the behavioural domain?: Change/ challenge health behaviours
21. What are some Nursing interventions to promote
family functioning with the CFIM?: Providing information
Ask interventive questions
Offering commendations
Validate emotional responses
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