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What is a dyad family?

  • A temporary family arrangement consisting of a woman and a man living together without children (correct)
  • A family structure with extended family members living under one roof
  • A family composed of a husband, wife, and children
  • A family with multiple generations living together
  • Why have the number of nuclear families declined according to the text?

  • Increase in divorce rates (correct)
  • Lack of support for family members
  • Decrease in acceptance of single parenthood
  • Reduction in alternative lifestyles
  • Which type of family is described as the family one establishes with a spouse and children?

  • Dyad family
  • Single-parent family
  • Nuclear family (correct)
  • Extended family
  • What are the two basic family types described for assessing families in maternal and child health nursing?

    <p>Family of orientation and family of procreation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the advantage of a nuclear family according to the provided text?

    <p>Small size leading to genuine affection among family members</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why are dyad families generally viewed as temporary arrangements?

    <p>Expectation that couples may eventually have children</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a possible advantage of an extended family?

    <p>Increased number of people to serve as resources during crises</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of family may struggle with home management if they had little experience before separation?

    <p>Single-parent father family</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the context of family-centered care, what is one of the core concepts?

    <p>Encouraging clients and their families to make decisions about their care</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why might polygyny be attractive for men in certain societies?

    <p>It permits sexual variety</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What challenges can arise in a single-parent family related to health issues?

    <p>Lack of support during child illnesses</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a disadvantage associated with an extended family?

    <p>Stretched family resources to accommodate all members</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Dyad Families and Their Nature

    • A dyad family consists of two individuals, typically without children, emphasizing companionship and mutual support.
    • Generally viewed as temporary arrangements, as they often transition to larger family structures when children are added.

    Nuclear Families and Decline

    • The number of nuclear families has declined due to factors such as increased divorce rates, changing social norms, and economic pressures leading to single-parent households.
    • A nuclear family is defined as the family structure established with a spouse and children, forming a primary social unit.

    Family Types in Maternal and Child Health Nursing

    • Two basic family types for assessment: nuclear families and extended families, providing different contexts for maternal and child health.

    Advantages of Nuclear Families

    • Nuclear families offer advantages such as closer emotional bonds and simplified decision-making processes, enhancing family stability and communication.

    Extended Families and Their Benefits

    • An extended family comprises relatives beyond the nuclear unit; potential advantages include shared resources, support systems, and enhanced caregiving.

    Challenges in Family Management

    • Dyad families or newly separated individuals often struggle with home management if they lacked prior experience, making daily functioning difficult.

    Family-Centered Care Core Concepts

    • One core concept of family-centered care focuses on collaboration and partnership with families, acknowledging their role in the care process.

    Polygyny in Societal Contexts

    • Polygyny, where a man has multiple wives, may attract men in certain societies due to cultural norms, economic advantages, or increased status.

    Single-Parent Family Challenges

    • Health issues in single-parent families can lead to challenges such as increased stress, limited access to resources, and difficulties in balancing work and caregiving.

    Disadvantages of Extended Families

    • A disadvantage associated with extended families can include potential conflicts arising from differing values or expectations among family members.

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    Explore different types of family structures and how they change over time due to various life events. Learn about family of orientation and family of procreation in the context of maternal and child health nursing.

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