CNUR 300 Final Exam Questions with Verified
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Family Health Care Nursing
An art and a science that has evolved as a way of thinking about and working with families
Family Nursing
A scientific discipline based in theory
Health and Illness
Family events
Family
Defined in many ways, but the most salient definition is, "the family is who the members say it
is"
An individual's health affects:
the entire family's functioning, and in turn, the family's functioning affects each member's
health
Nurses should intervene in ways that:
promote health and wellness, as well as prevent illness risks, treat disease conditions, and
manage rehabilitate care needs
Family issues growing in importance include:
balancing paid work with child rearing, income inequality between men and women, father's
parenting roles, the expected increase in the number of frail elderly persons, and
intergenerational relationship changes due to the increase in life expectancy
Conducting a family assessment includes the following components:
assessment strategies, including how to select assessment instruments, determining the need
for interpreters, assessing for family health literacy, and diagramming the family genograms and
ecomaps
Family Reasoning Web
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Family Health Care Nursing
An art and a science that has evolved as a way of thinking about and working with families
Family Nursing
A scientific discipline based in theory
Health and Illness
Family events
Family
Defined in many ways, but the most salient definition is, "the family is who the members say it
is"
An individual's health affects:
the entire family's functioning, and in turn, the family's functioning affects each member's
health
Nurses should intervene in ways that:
promote health and wellness, as well as prevent illness risks, treat disease conditions, and
manage rehabilitate care needs
Family issues growing in importance include:
balancing paid work with child rearing, income inequality between men and women, father's
parenting roles, the expected increase in the number of frail elderly persons, and
intergenerational relationship changes due to the increase in life expectancy
Conducting a family assessment includes the following components:
assessment strategies, including how to select assessment instruments, determining the need
for interpreters, assessing for family health literacy, and diagramming the family genograms and
ecomaps
Family Reasoning Web
