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| a family group consisting of the biologic parentsm there children, granparents, aunts, unlces, or other family members |
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| a family style of choice or as result of death, divorce, seperation |
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| adults remarry and bring their children from previous marriages |
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| a family consits of the biologic parents and their offspring |
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| social contract family is |
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| unmarried couple living together and shraring roles and responsibilites |
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| family made up of same-sex couples |
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| a famiy unit with adopted children |
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| allows for the care, supervision and nurturing of children whose parents are unable to care for them |
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| autocratic family pattern is |
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| the relationship in the family is unequal |
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| the patriarchal family is |
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| the male usually assumes the dominant role |
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| the matriarchal family is |
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| where the mother assumes the dominant role |
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| the adult family members are equal |
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| at 2months the average apical heart rate is |
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| 12mon the respirations are |
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| what establishes a base of trust for the infant |
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| blood pressure for a toddler is |
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| 80-100 systolic and 64 diastolic |
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| respiration for a toddler is |
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| at 12 mons the blood pressure is |
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| school aged children a normal pulse is |
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| school aged children a normal respiratory rate is |
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| school aged children a normal blood pressure is |
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| infants learn either to trust or mistrust that significant others will properly care for their basics |
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| autonomy vs shame and doubt is |
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| children learn either to be self-sufficient in many activities or to doubt their own abilities |
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| children want to undertake many adult lige activities, sometimes going beyond the limits set by parents and feeling quilty because of it |
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| industry vs inferiority is |
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| children eagerly learn to be competent and productive or feel inferior and unable to do any task |
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| identity vs role confusion |
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| adolescents try to figure out "who i am" confused about what future roles will be |
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| yound adults seek companionship and love with another person or becoming isolated from others |
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| generativity vs stagnation is |
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| middle aged adults are productive, performing meaningful work and raising a family, or become stagnant and inactive |
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| ego integrity vs despair is |
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| older adults ty to make sense out of their lives, either seeing life as meaningful and whole or despairing at goals never reached and questions never answered |
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| autoimmunity, free-radical, wear-and-tear, biologic programming, disengagement, activity, continuity |
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| DNR orders has to be signed by |
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| kubler ross stages of grieving/dying |
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| denial and isolation, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance |
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| serves as a buffer to the pt to shield self until the individual is able to monibilize alternate defenses |
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| hostility may be directed toward caregivers or loved ones |
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| often made with god, it is an attempt to postpone death and is a positive way to maintain hope |
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| adness and grief, time of introspection, usually request only signigican others to be with them |
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| resolved to the fact that death is imminent, peaceful acceptance and positive feelings are often present |
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