Theories
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abstract or general ideas subject to rules and organizations that: Contain
concepts, relations, and propositions; Show logical relationships between
concepts to illustrate patterns (i.e., family cohesion and mental health);
Attempt to make sense of complex phenomena in the world (i.e., domestic
violence); Describe; explain; predict; increase knowledge; enhance
understanding; and improve nursing care
The nurse suspects that members of a community are being subjected to subtle acts
of institutional racism> What did the nurse assess to make this determination? SATA
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waited to be seen by the clinic MD after others who arrived late were seen;
had the water and electricity turned off by the landlord of an apartment
, because the children "make too much noise"
Legal family
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Relationships through blood ties, adoption, guardianship, or marriage
The nurse prepares information about internal and external influencers of family
health. Which should the nurse use as an example of an external influencer?
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Child care
a concept is
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the building blocks of a theory; the major ideas expressed by a theory;
words that create mental images or abstract representations of a
phenomenon of study; Major ideas expressed by a theory (on a continuum
from concrete to abstract)
CFAM sub-categories under Family Structure
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Internal (composition;gender; sexual orientation; rank order; subsystems;
boundaries) External (extended family; larger systems)
The spouse of a client with complex care needs is unavailable to attend a care
conference at 2 pm. What should the nurse do to support family nursing care?
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Schedule to conference when the spouce is available
Of all the sources contributing to family nursing theorynursing concepts/theories are
the best developed. Is this a true or false statement?
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False
Nurses can anticipate which family reaction as a family member is transferred from
intensive care to the regular medical-surgical care area? SATA
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2. Vulnerability 3. Ambivalence 4. Abandonment 5. Unimportance
, Family rituals can be described as
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receptive behaviors or activities between two or more family members that
occur with regularity in the day-to-day activities of daily living.
most caregiving of children and elders is done by
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women in Canada
When using the nursing process with family we will
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Ensure that the needs of the family are met. Discover any disparities in the
family plan of action. Offer various supports and resources to the family.
Health promotion can be further defined by primary
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abstract or general ideas subject to rules and organizations that: Contain
concepts, relations, and propositions; Show logical relationships between
concepts to illustrate patterns (i.e., family cohesion and mental health);
Attempt to make sense of complex phenomena in the world (i.e., domestic
violence); Describe; explain; predict; increase knowledge; enhance
understanding; and improve nursing care
The nurse suspects that members of a community are being subjected to subtle acts
of institutional racism> What did the nurse assess to make this determination? SATA
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waited to be seen by the clinic MD after others who arrived late were seen;
had the water and electricity turned off by the landlord of an apartment
, because the children "make too much noise"
Legal family
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Relationships through blood ties, adoption, guardianship, or marriage
The nurse prepares information about internal and external influencers of family
health. Which should the nurse use as an example of an external influencer?
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Child care
a concept is
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the building blocks of a theory; the major ideas expressed by a theory;
words that create mental images or abstract representations of a
phenomenon of study; Major ideas expressed by a theory (on a continuum
from concrete to abstract)
CFAM sub-categories under Family Structure
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Internal (composition;gender; sexual orientation; rank order; subsystems;
boundaries) External (extended family; larger systems)
The spouse of a client with complex care needs is unavailable to attend a care
conference at 2 pm. What should the nurse do to support family nursing care?
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Schedule to conference when the spouce is available
Of all the sources contributing to family nursing theorynursing concepts/theories are
the best developed. Is this a true or false statement?
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False
Nurses can anticipate which family reaction as a family member is transferred from
intensive care to the regular medical-surgical care area? SATA
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2. Vulnerability 3. Ambivalence 4. Abandonment 5. Unimportance
, Family rituals can be described as
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receptive behaviors or activities between two or more family members that
occur with regularity in the day-to-day activities of daily living.
most caregiving of children and elders is done by
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women in Canada
When using the nursing process with family we will
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Ensure that the needs of the family are met. Discover any disparities in the
family plan of action. Offer various supports and resources to the family.
Health promotion can be further defined by primary
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