Family Health Nursing: Theories, Family Types, and Care
Approaches QUESTIONS WITH WELL VERIFIED ANSWERS
Authoritative Parenting - answer☑️✔️.Parents have rules and boundaries but can be flexible
within reason.
Authoritarian Parenting - answer☑️✔️.Parents are extremely strict and have no flexibility at
all.
Permissive Parenting - answer☑️✔️.Parents allow children to eat and do whatever they want,
but still care for them during medical issues.
Uninvolved Parenting - answer☑️✔️.Parents do not care, and children can do whatever they
want.
Nurse Educator - answer☑️✔️.The family nurse teaches about family wellness, illness,
relations, and parenting.
Nurse Coordinator - answer☑️✔️.The family nurse coordinates care that families receive,
collaborating with the family to plan care.
Nurse Care Provider & Supervisor - answer☑️✔️.The family nurse provides direct care or
supervises the care that families receive.
Nurse Family Advocate - answer☑️✔️.The family nurse advocates for families and empowers
family members to speak with their own voices.
Nurse Consultant - answer☑️✔️.The family nurse serves as a consultant to families when
necessary.
, Nurse Environmental Support - answer☑️✔️.The family nurse collaborates with other health
care providers to modify the environment to enhance patient safety.
Nurse Role Model - answer☑️✔️.The family nurse serves as a role model to others, modeling
care and compassion.
Nurse Case Manager - answer☑️✔️.Nurse case managers coordinate care and collaborate
between individuals, families, and the health care system.
Family Structure - answer☑️✔️.Who makes up the family.
Family Function - answer☑️✔️.How the people in the family serve and support each other.
Family Processes - answer☑️✔️.Interactions between members of a family.
Single Family - answer☑️✔️.Living alone, never married.
Nuclear Family - answer☑️✔️.Two generations of family, parents, and biological or adopted
children residing in the same household.
Binuclear Family - answer☑️✔️.Two post-divorce families with children as members of both.
Extended/Multigenerational Family - answer☑️✔️.Two or more adult generations, including
grandparents and grandchildren, living in the same household.
Approaches QUESTIONS WITH WELL VERIFIED ANSWERS
Authoritative Parenting - answer☑️✔️.Parents have rules and boundaries but can be flexible
within reason.
Authoritarian Parenting - answer☑️✔️.Parents are extremely strict and have no flexibility at
all.
Permissive Parenting - answer☑️✔️.Parents allow children to eat and do whatever they want,
but still care for them during medical issues.
Uninvolved Parenting - answer☑️✔️.Parents do not care, and children can do whatever they
want.
Nurse Educator - answer☑️✔️.The family nurse teaches about family wellness, illness,
relations, and parenting.
Nurse Coordinator - answer☑️✔️.The family nurse coordinates care that families receive,
collaborating with the family to plan care.
Nurse Care Provider & Supervisor - answer☑️✔️.The family nurse provides direct care or
supervises the care that families receive.
Nurse Family Advocate - answer☑️✔️.The family nurse advocates for families and empowers
family members to speak with their own voices.
Nurse Consultant - answer☑️✔️.The family nurse serves as a consultant to families when
necessary.
, Nurse Environmental Support - answer☑️✔️.The family nurse collaborates with other health
care providers to modify the environment to enhance patient safety.
Nurse Role Model - answer☑️✔️.The family nurse serves as a role model to others, modeling
care and compassion.
Nurse Case Manager - answer☑️✔️.Nurse case managers coordinate care and collaborate
between individuals, families, and the health care system.
Family Structure - answer☑️✔️.Who makes up the family.
Family Function - answer☑️✔️.How the people in the family serve and support each other.
Family Processes - answer☑️✔️.Interactions between members of a family.
Single Family - answer☑️✔️.Living alone, never married.
Nuclear Family - answer☑️✔️.Two generations of family, parents, and biological or adopted
children residing in the same household.
Binuclear Family - answer☑️✔️.Two post-divorce families with children as members of both.
Extended/Multigenerational Family - answer☑️✔️.Two or more adult generations, including
grandparents and grandchildren, living in the same household.
