NURS 480 EXAM 1 - 3 STUDY GUIDES WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

NURS 480 EXAM 1 - 3 STUDY GUIDES WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

what issues have you faced after the school was made aware of your son's HIV?
Single - Living alone, unmarried
Nuclear dyed (two)/childless - Married couple without children
Nuclear - Offspring involved, parents and children
2 generations of family, parents, and their own/adopted children in the same house
Binuclear - two separate families with children, family is a member of both
Two postdivorce families with children as members of both
Blended - 1+ parents are married and they're bringing the children together
Extended/multigenerational -2+ adult generations and one that includes grandparents and 
grandchildren living in the same household
Single parent - One parent and child(ren) residing in one household
Commune - Group setting, group of men/women/children
Cohabitation - Sharing a home between 2 people who aren't married, might be emotionally 
involved
Living together apart - couples share living space and may share financial, household, or 
parenting responsibilities with no romantic attachment to each other
Living apart together -2 people with/without children forgoing cohabitation entirely, 
preferring to keep their separate homes
Accordion families - the ways members move in and out of the house
Interpret family genograms:
- square
- circle
- X
- link
- link w/ cross
- dotted line
- solid line from parents
- solid and dotted line from parents
- solid line with X
- solid line with X and no shape
- solid line w/ triangle
- two solid lines with a line connecting the two shapes - Square = male
Circle = female
X = death
Link = marriage
Link with cross in between = divorce
Dotted line = cohabitation
Solid line from parents = biological child
Solid and dotted line from parents = adopted child
Solid line with X = stillbirth
Solid line with X and no shape = abortion
Solid line with triangle = pregnancy
Two solid lines with a line connecting the two shapes = identical twins
Three foundational components of family nursing - (1) determining how family is defined
(2) understanding the concepts of family health
(3) knowing the current evidence about the elements of a healthy family.