NUR 211 Test 9
- nuclear (conjugal) family
Answer adult married parents with or without children
- extended family
Answer adult partners, children, and grandparents or other family memebers
- Single parent
Answer mother or father with children
- blended or reconstituted family
Answer Mother or father, stepparent, and children
- cohabitative family
Answer unmarried adult partners with or without children
- communal family
Answer individuals with their friends and children
- Foster/adoptive family
Answer parents/caaregiver with children
- same sex family
Answer 1 / 2
adults of the same sex living together with or without children
- transnational/transitional family
Answer one partner in one country and the other partner in another country
- couple stage
Answer establish bonds between individuals, adjust to new routines, define roles and responsibilities
- childbearing stage
Answer Integrate baby into the family unit, Adjust to new roles; extend relations to extended family, Explore and establish child care philosophy
- Grown child stage
Answer Adjust to new roles and empty nest. Focus on reestablishing marital relationship. Develop new roles, interests, and accomplishments.
- Older family stage
Answer Adjust to retirement living, Adjust to decline in income, Adjust to changing health and reduced energy, Maintain rewarding relationships with children and grandchildren, Establish pleasurable activities to build self-esteem
- Functional family
Answer promotes growth and developement as well as emotional, physical, and social well-being
- dysfunctional family
Answer unable to offer stability, making members lack the ability to deal with stress and conflicts
- Genetics and environment
- / 2