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Physiological Stress Responses - ANSWER Increased heart rate, respiratory rate, and
blood pressure; gastrointestinal disturbances: upset stomach, diarrhea.
Coping Mechanisms - ANSWER Healthy: relaxation techniques, mindfulness, exercise,
support groups; Unhealthy: substance use, social withdrawal, overeating or undereating.
Stress-Related Disorders - ANSWER Somatic Symptom Disorder, Post-Traumatic Stress
Disorder (PTSD), Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), Adjustment Disorders.
Developmental Stages - ANSWER Childhood: primary socialization by family;
Adolescence: seeking independence, influenced by cultural norms; Adulthood: establishing
own family units, cultural influences on family structure; Old Age: varying roles and statuses
across cultures.
Therapeutic Interventions - ANSWER Early Childhood: support for nurturing
relationships, enhancing parenting skills; Middle Childhood: family therapy to improve
communication and resolve conflicts.
Key Concepts in Community-Based Nursing - ANSWER Focus on health promotion and
disease prevention within communities; Understanding community dynamics and resources;
Culturally competent care tailored to community needs.
Cultural Competence in Nursing - ANSWER Awareness of cultural differences in health
beliefs and practices; Effective communication respecting cultural norms; Incorporating
cultural assessments into care planning.
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, Stages of Grief - ANSWER Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance.
Complicated Grief Indicators - ANSWER Prolonged intense mourning; Interference
with daily functioning.
Nursing Interventions for Grief - ANSWER Providing emotional support; Facilitating
support groups; Referrals to counseling services.
Types of Families - ANSWER Nuclear: mother, father, and their children; Blended:
biological parent, children, and new spouse; Extended: includes relatives beyond the
immediate family.
Separation Anxiety - ANSWER Common in early childhood when separated from
primary caregivers.
Nursing Approaches for Separation Anxiety - ANSWER Educate parents on normal
developmental stages.
Nursing Approaches for Separation Anxiety - ANSWER Encourage gradual separation
practices.
Nursing Approaches for Separation Anxiety - ANSWER Provide reassurance and
support to both child and parent.
Cognitive Domain of Learning - ANSWER Involves knowledge and intellectual skills.
Affective Domain of Learning - ANSWER Pertains to attitudes, values, and feelings.
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Physiological Stress Responses - ANSWER Increased heart rate, respiratory rate, and
blood pressure; gastrointestinal disturbances: upset stomach, diarrhea.
Coping Mechanisms - ANSWER Healthy: relaxation techniques, mindfulness, exercise,
support groups; Unhealthy: substance use, social withdrawal, overeating or undereating.
Stress-Related Disorders - ANSWER Somatic Symptom Disorder, Post-Traumatic Stress
Disorder (PTSD), Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), Adjustment Disorders.
Developmental Stages - ANSWER Childhood: primary socialization by family;
Adolescence: seeking independence, influenced by cultural norms; Adulthood: establishing
own family units, cultural influences on family structure; Old Age: varying roles and statuses
across cultures.
Therapeutic Interventions - ANSWER Early Childhood: support for nurturing
relationships, enhancing parenting skills; Middle Childhood: family therapy to improve
communication and resolve conflicts.
Key Concepts in Community-Based Nursing - ANSWER Focus on health promotion and
disease prevention within communities; Understanding community dynamics and resources;
Culturally competent care tailored to community needs.
Cultural Competence in Nursing - ANSWER Awareness of cultural differences in health
beliefs and practices; Effective communication respecting cultural norms; Incorporating
cultural assessments into care planning.
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, Stages of Grief - ANSWER Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance.
Complicated Grief Indicators - ANSWER Prolonged intense mourning; Interference
with daily functioning.
Nursing Interventions for Grief - ANSWER Providing emotional support; Facilitating
support groups; Referrals to counseling services.
Types of Families - ANSWER Nuclear: mother, father, and their children; Blended:
biological parent, children, and new spouse; Extended: includes relatives beyond the
immediate family.
Separation Anxiety - ANSWER Common in early childhood when separated from
primary caregivers.
Nursing Approaches for Separation Anxiety - ANSWER Educate parents on normal
developmental stages.
Nursing Approaches for Separation Anxiety - ANSWER Encourage gradual separation
practices.
Nursing Approaches for Separation Anxiety - ANSWER Provide reassurance and
support to both child and parent.
Cognitive Domain of Learning - ANSWER Involves knowledge and intellectual skills.
Affective Domain of Learning - ANSWER Pertains to attitudes, values, and feelings.
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