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Health Promotion Throughout the Life Span by Edelman | Updated for Current Exam Sandwich generation - answer - adults caring for both older parents and children. Becoming more prevalent. family - answer - group of interacting individuals related by blood, marriage, cohabitation, or adoption who interdependently perform relevant functions by fulfilling expected roles. family patterns learned by kids - answer - nutrition, activity, dental, coping, alchohol, tobacco family health status - answer - functional, potentially dysfunctional, or dysfunctional home assessments useful why... - answer - observe diff ages, inside/outside environment, safety hazards, family rituals/roles/interactions Home visit guidelines - answer - Planning: set up mtg, study family info from records/referrals, etc., get supplies/teaching materials Visit: Introduction, build rapport, be respectful and include all members, look from family perspective, identify appropriate activities for health promotion, identify cost, set specific goals with family, identify safety issues. Influences family assessment (Nurse) - answer - nurse's perception of family, knowledge, standard, communication abilities Influences family assessment (family) - answer - cooperation recognize importance of health promotion Role of Nurse - answer - * know family attitudes/behavior toward health promotion * work with family to assess, improve and evaluate * assist family to identify risky behaviors * assist family in making lifestyle choices * reinforce positive behavior * provide info * liaison for referrals and community resources Family systems theory - answer - pattern of living among individuals comprising family system. Behaviors and responses influence patterns. Family members are connected emotionally and affect each other and are interdependent on each other. Ex. drug user's health behavior affects the entire family unit. Nurse's Role in Couple Stage of Family Development - answer - sex counselor, family planning, parenting skills, genetic counseling, relationship counselor Nurse's Role in Childbearing Family Stage of Family Development - answer - prenatal care, breastfeeding, pediactric services, immunizations, social services Nurse's Role in Preschool/School Age Kids Stage of Family Development - answer - early childhood development, first aid, pediatric service, nutrition/exercise, dental, home safety Nurse's Role in Adolescent Stage of Family Development - answer - parent/teen relationship, risky behavior like alcohol/smoking, mental health, family planning, STDs Nurse's Role in Young/middle Age Adults Stage of Family Development - answer - community orgs, lifestyle habits, screening for hypertension, pap, breast, mental health, dental, menopause Nurse's Role in Older Adult Stage of Family Development - answer - social activity, nutrition, nursing home, exercise, meds, immunizations, safety, grief Healthy Family Characteristics - answer - Nurturing relationships Established routines Expectations Adapting to challenges Community connections Family Developmental Perspective - answer - pattern changes as family moves through stages of family life cycle. Success at one stage depends on success at prior stage. family structure - answer - family composition of roles and relationships family function - answer - processess within system as info and energy exchange happens between families/environ family risk factors perspective - answer - *presence of risk factors predicts potential dysfunction lifestyle biological environmental social psych cultural spiritual health care Lifestyle family risk factors - answer - overeating drugs high sugar/cholesterol smoking biological family risk factors - answer - genetics congenital malformations mental retardation environmental family risk factors - answer - work pressure peer pressure stress anxieties/tensions air/noise/water pollutions So


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