Exam 3: Family Demography: Continuity and Change in North American Families

The nurse prepares to assess a female client who is 25 years old. What should the nurse most likely expect when assessing this client's family structure?

During a community fair presentation, a participant asks why health care costs continue to increase in the United States. How should the nurse respond? Select all that apply.

The community health nurse notes a large number of cohabitation households in the community. Which statement could explain the reason for this? Select all that apply.

The nurse learns that an older female client lives alone. Which statement best explains the reason for this client's living arrangement?

Which characteristic should the nurse remember when caring for a single mother? Select all that apply.

The nurse learns that a client is in a cohabitation living arrangement. What should this information indicate to the nurse?

When considering nursing care of families today, how will changing demographics affect the nurse's approach to care?

The nurse notes that a preadolescent male with same-sex parents is scheduled for a wellness examination. Which of the following should the nurse keep in mind when caring for this client?

The nurse prepares an educational program on the living arrangements of young adults for a community health fair. What should the nurse explain as an important difference between the young adults of today and those of previous generations?

The nurse notes that a young female client lives in a homeless shelter with her children. Which characteristic is most likely associated with this client?

Immigration rates increased after the Immigration and Naturalization Act was amended in 1965. Which observation demonstrates the greatest impact of this act to the practicing nurse?

The nurse learns that a middle-aged client lives alone. What should the nurse consider when planning this client's care?