CHAPTER ONE: FAMILY ASSESSMENT AND INTERVENTION
(WRIGHT AND LEAHEY) QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE
ANSWERS
1. 1. Nursing Theory
2. Nursing Practice
3. Nursing Research: What 3 things have provided evidence that the family has a significant
impact on the
health and well-being of individual family members and can also have a considerable influence on the
illness of its members?
2. The enlistment of sound family assessment and intervention, as well
as relational practices.: Family-centered care is achieved responsibly and respectfully
ONLY by .......
3. Family Health Care Nurse: A skilled, generalist family/community nurse combining the
elements of
illness prevention and management as well as multifaceted duties determined by family/community
needs.
4. Family Systems Nursing: Integrates nursing, systems, cybernetics, and family therapy
theories while focusing on both the family system and the individual system.
5. The Family Nurse: Frameworks for Practice developed by Madrean
Schober and Fadwa Affara.: A convincing validation for an emerging new role and specialty
to have the influential International Council of Nurses identify the "family nurse" and "family
nursing" as one of the important new trends in nursing.
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, CHAPTER ONE: FAMILY ASSESSMENT AND INTERVENTION
(WRIGHT AND LEAHEY) QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE
ANSWERS
6. Patient's homes: Because
nursing originated in , family involvement
and family-centred care were natural.
7. Great Depression, World War II: Nursing practice transitioned from homes to
hospitals during the
and .
8. World Health Organization Family Health Nurse Multinational Study: The
bold-est and most ambitious global ettorts to enhance the care to families by implementing and
improving the education and practice of nurses.
9. Economist Perspective: Concerned with how the family works together to meet material
needs.
10. Sociologist Perspective: Concerned with the family as a specific group in society.
11. True.: T or F. No one assessment model explains all family phenomena.
12. Calgary Family Assessment Model (CFAM): A multidimensional framework
adapted from
Tomm and Sanders' family assessment model that consists of three major categories: structural,
developmental, and functional.
13. Calgary Family Assessment Model (CFAM): A model based on a theory
foundation involving
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(WRIGHT AND LEAHEY) QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE
ANSWERS
1. 1. Nursing Theory
2. Nursing Practice
3. Nursing Research: What 3 things have provided evidence that the family has a significant
impact on the
health and well-being of individual family members and can also have a considerable influence on the
illness of its members?
2. The enlistment of sound family assessment and intervention, as well
as relational practices.: Family-centered care is achieved responsibly and respectfully
ONLY by .......
3. Family Health Care Nurse: A skilled, generalist family/community nurse combining the
elements of
illness prevention and management as well as multifaceted duties determined by family/community
needs.
4. Family Systems Nursing: Integrates nursing, systems, cybernetics, and family therapy
theories while focusing on both the family system and the individual system.
5. The Family Nurse: Frameworks for Practice developed by Madrean
Schober and Fadwa Affara.: A convincing validation for an emerging new role and specialty
to have the influential International Council of Nurses identify the "family nurse" and "family
nursing" as one of the important new trends in nursing.
1/
6
, CHAPTER ONE: FAMILY ASSESSMENT AND INTERVENTION
(WRIGHT AND LEAHEY) QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE
ANSWERS
6. Patient's homes: Because
nursing originated in , family involvement
and family-centred care were natural.
7. Great Depression, World War II: Nursing practice transitioned from homes to
hospitals during the
and .
8. World Health Organization Family Health Nurse Multinational Study: The
bold-est and most ambitious global ettorts to enhance the care to families by implementing and
improving the education and practice of nurses.
9. Economist Perspective: Concerned with how the family works together to meet material
needs.
10. Sociologist Perspective: Concerned with the family as a specific group in society.
11. True.: T or F. No one assessment model explains all family phenomena.
12. Calgary Family Assessment Model (CFAM): A multidimensional framework
adapted from
Tomm and Sanders' family assessment model that consists of three major categories: structural,
developmental, and functional.
13. Calgary Family Assessment Model (CFAM): A model based on a theory
foundation involving
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