NSG 527 Final Exam Powerpoint - Questions with
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78 questions with answers
Topic: NSG 527 Final Exam Powerpoint
1. Norms
Answer: Patterns of behavior considered 'right in a given society'
2. Family role in society
Answer: Serves as a mediator between society expectations and individual needs
3. Family role to meet the needs of its members
Answer: Serves as a facilitator of personality development
4. Gay/Lesbian families vs. Cohabitating heterosexual couples
Answer: No uniform or normative family structure among the gay and lesbian families
5. Stigmatization
Answer: Increase stigmatization among gay and lesbian families
6. Developmental stages
Answer: Can differ considerably between gay/lesbian families and cohabitating heterosexual
couples
7. Levels of Prevention
Answer: Primary Prevention, Secondary Prevention, Tertiary Prevention
8. Health promotion and disease prevention
Answer: Early detection and treatment
9. Management of chronic illness
Answer: Rehabilitation and convalescence
10. Nursing Models/Theories
Answer: Includes Florence Nightingale and Dorothy Orem
11. Key components of Nursing Models
Answer: Environmental factors, Home health nursing, Clean air
12. Family unit in Nursing
Answer: The family unit must sustain self-care
13. Nursing with individuals
Answer: Nursing works with individuals to achieve self-care in the family
14. Family as a basic conditioning unit
Answer: The family is a basic conditioning unit
15. Family Nursing Practice
Answer: Family is affected by health problems of its members
16. Healthy functioning of the family
Answer: Healthy functioning of the whole family positively affects each family member
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, 17. Discovering health problems
Answer: Helps discover health problems that other family members are having
18. Types of Family Nurse Practice
Answer: Conceptualization of the family is a major difference between the types
19. APN Involving families
Answer: Important to find out 'how have you resolved prior issues'
20. Coping strategies
Answer: 'What coping strategies have you used'
21. Encouraging discussion
Answer: Encourage discussion about possible solutions
22. Family togetherness
Answer: Bring the family together
23. Empowerment in treatment
Answer: NEVER dictate that they need to follow the prescribed treatment planempower
don't put on defensive, allow input
24. Working with families from different cultures
Answer: Recognize the origins of one's values/biases and why you hold them
25. Cultural Ignorance & Insensitivity
Answer: Results in poor communication, stigmatization, inadequate assessment
26. Family Social Science Theoretical Perspectives
Answer: Includes Stress Theory and Developmental Approach
27. Stress Theory
Answer: Focus on the family's response to crisis, resources and perceptions of a situation
28. Developmental Approach
Answer: Looks at the family progression through its lifecycles with predictable stages, tasks
and issues
29. Structural Functional Approach
Answer: Comprehensive, holistic perspective assessing the family and family universe (inner
and outer environments)
30. Family Lifecycles
Answer: Commonly experienced events of the family as a unit through its existence
31. Working with Patient vs. Family
Answer: With the family you can do a full assessment, your evaluation and treatment have a
greater scope because it involves all the family membersbroader treatment plan
32. Situationally determined changes
Answer: Changes that are influenced by the specific context or situation.
33. Clients' perception of the problem
Answer: The belief of the client regarding their issue, which is critical in considering change.
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Correct Answers (Verified Update)
78 questions with answers
Topic: NSG 527 Final Exam Powerpoint
1. Norms
Answer: Patterns of behavior considered 'right in a given society'
2. Family role in society
Answer: Serves as a mediator between society expectations and individual needs
3. Family role to meet the needs of its members
Answer: Serves as a facilitator of personality development
4. Gay/Lesbian families vs. Cohabitating heterosexual couples
Answer: No uniform or normative family structure among the gay and lesbian families
5. Stigmatization
Answer: Increase stigmatization among gay and lesbian families
6. Developmental stages
Answer: Can differ considerably between gay/lesbian families and cohabitating heterosexual
couples
7. Levels of Prevention
Answer: Primary Prevention, Secondary Prevention, Tertiary Prevention
8. Health promotion and disease prevention
Answer: Early detection and treatment
9. Management of chronic illness
Answer: Rehabilitation and convalescence
10. Nursing Models/Theories
Answer: Includes Florence Nightingale and Dorothy Orem
11. Key components of Nursing Models
Answer: Environmental factors, Home health nursing, Clean air
12. Family unit in Nursing
Answer: The family unit must sustain self-care
13. Nursing with individuals
Answer: Nursing works with individuals to achieve self-care in the family
14. Family as a basic conditioning unit
Answer: The family is a basic conditioning unit
15. Family Nursing Practice
Answer: Family is affected by health problems of its members
16. Healthy functioning of the family
Answer: Healthy functioning of the whole family positively affects each family member
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, 17. Discovering health problems
Answer: Helps discover health problems that other family members are having
18. Types of Family Nurse Practice
Answer: Conceptualization of the family is a major difference between the types
19. APN Involving families
Answer: Important to find out 'how have you resolved prior issues'
20. Coping strategies
Answer: 'What coping strategies have you used'
21. Encouraging discussion
Answer: Encourage discussion about possible solutions
22. Family togetherness
Answer: Bring the family together
23. Empowerment in treatment
Answer: NEVER dictate that they need to follow the prescribed treatment planempower
don't put on defensive, allow input
24. Working with families from different cultures
Answer: Recognize the origins of one's values/biases and why you hold them
25. Cultural Ignorance & Insensitivity
Answer: Results in poor communication, stigmatization, inadequate assessment
26. Family Social Science Theoretical Perspectives
Answer: Includes Stress Theory and Developmental Approach
27. Stress Theory
Answer: Focus on the family's response to crisis, resources and perceptions of a situation
28. Developmental Approach
Answer: Looks at the family progression through its lifecycles with predictable stages, tasks
and issues
29. Structural Functional Approach
Answer: Comprehensive, holistic perspective assessing the family and family universe (inner
and outer environments)
30. Family Lifecycles
Answer: Commonly experienced events of the family as a unit through its existence
31. Working with Patient vs. Family
Answer: With the family you can do a full assessment, your evaluation and treatment have a
greater scope because it involves all the family membersbroader treatment plan
32. Situationally determined changes
Answer: Changes that are influenced by the specific context or situation.
33. Clients' perception of the problem
Answer: The belief of the client regarding their issue, which is critical in considering change.
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