Question 1

What is one structural dimension of families?

Accepted Answer

A)  Nurture each other 
B)  Communication 
C)  Has similar values and rules 
D)  Socializes children 
A)  Nurture each other 
B)  Communication 
C)  Has similar values and rules 
D)  Socializes children

Question 2

Which of the following statements is true about family nursing?

Accepted Answer

A)  Family nursing reserachers must advance family nursing research and foster knowledge utilization of findings 
B)  The Canadian Nurses Association disseminates a collection of family research studies 
C)  Family physicians must play a key role in allocating resouces for family nursing development 
D)  No progress has been made in family nursing over the past three decades 
A)  Family nursing reserachers must advance family nursing research and foster knowledge utilization of findings 
B)  The Canadian Nurses Association disseminates a collection of family research studies 
C)  Family physicians must play a key role in allocating resouces for family nursing development 
D)  No progress has been made in family nursing over the past three decades

Question 3

A nurse is using the Calgary Family Intervention Model. What would be the most effective family intervention?

Accepted Answer

A)  Those that teach the process in which health behaviours are acquired 
B)  Those that use the strengths of individual members and the family as a unit 
C)  Those that are determined by the nurse based on a family assessment 
D)  Those that change the family's beliefs and values 
A)  Those that teach the process in which health behaviours are acquired 
B)  Those that use the strengths of individual members and the family as a unit 
C)  Those that are determined by the nurse based on a family assessment 
D)  Those that change the family's beliefs and values

Question 4

A nurse is using the McGill Model in working with a family who has two children with epilepsy. What can the nurse expect of the family during the implementation phase?

Accepted Answer

A)  Comfortable in the supportive environment the nurse has created 
B)  Passive as they recognize the nurse is the expert 
C)  Active learners in collaboration with the nurse 
D)  Partners in deciding with the nurse which areas need to explored in depth 
A)  Comfortable in the supportive environment the nurse has created 
B)  Passive as they recognize the nurse is the expert 
C)  Active learners in collaboration with the nurse 
D)  Partners in deciding with the nurse which areas need to explored in depth

Question 5

A nurse during a family assessment asks the question, "What is the greatest challenge facing your family right now?" What data is the nurse attempting to elicit?

Accepted Answer

A)  Clarify the expectations of the family 
B)  Identify past difficulties and coping mechanisms 
C)  Identify actual or potential suffering, roles, and beliefs 
D)  Assess family strengths and resources 
A)  Clarify the expectations of the family 
B)  Identify past difficulties and coping mechanisms 
C)  Identify actual or potential suffering, roles, and beliefs 
D)  Assess family strengths and resources

Question 6

Which of the following statements about Canadian family demographics is true?

Accepted Answer

A)  There has been an increase in married couples with children 
B)  Couples with children exceed those without children 
C)  Married couples are a majority 
D)  Common-law families are the fastest growing 
A)  There has been an increase in married couples with children 
B)  Couples with children exceed those without children 
C)  Married couples are a majority 
D)  Common-law families are the fastest growing

Question 7

A nurse is facilitating an assessment of a Sudanese family who has come recently to Canada to work in a large meat-packing plant. The family has been referred to the nurse by the occupational health nurse from the plant as the mother is expecting her fourth child. The family is very unfamiliar with the Canadian health care system. Select four areas from the Friedman Family Assessment Model. Develop an appropriate question for the nurse to ask during the assessment from each of the selected areas.

Accepted Answer

- identifying data e.g., Whom do you con

Question 8

What was the fastest growing type of household between 2001 and 2016?

Accepted Answer

A)  Multigenerational household 
B)  Single household 
C)  Mom, dad, and kids household 
D)  Couples only household 
A)  Multigenerational household 
B)  Single household 
C)  Mom, dad, and kids household 
D)  Couples only household

Question 9

Oliver and Mary Smith live in their own home with their biological young children. Considering the family developmental theory, what task is the Smith family working on?

Accepted Answer

A)  Adjusting to changes in the partner relationship 
B)  Adjustments to parenthood and new family members 
C)  Commitment to and establishing a new family 
D)  Maintenance of supportive relationships with children 
A)  Adjusting to changes in the partner relationship 
B)  Adjustments to parenthood and new family members 
C)  Commitment to and establishing a new family 
D)  Maintenance of supportive relationships with children

Question 10

A nurse is using Friedman's Family Assessment Model to collect data about family structure. What is the nurse assessing?

Accepted Answer

A)  Family values and communication patterns 
B)  Associations with the community and role structure 
C)  Coping strategies and recreational activities 
D)  Family history and geographic mobility 
A)  Family values and communication patterns 
B)  Associations with the community and role structure 
C)  Coping strategies and recreational activities 
D)  Family history and geographic mobility

Exam 18: Family Nursing

What is one structural dimension of families?

Which of the following statements is true about family nursing?

A nurse is using the Calgary Family Intervention Model. What would be the most effective family intervention?

A nurse is using the McGill Model in working with a family who has two children with epilepsy. What can the nurse expect of the family during the implementation phase?

A nurse during a family assessment asks the question, "What is the greatest challenge facing your family right now?" What data is the nurse attempting to elicit?

Which of the following statements about Canadian family demographics is true?

What was the fastest growing type of household between 2001 and 2016?

Oliver and Mary Smith live in their own home with their biological young children. Considering the family developmental theory, what task is the Smith family working on?

A nurse is using Friedman's Family Assessment Model to collect data about family structure. What is the nurse assessing?

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