FHC Lesson 3

What are the 4 levels of Clientele?

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What are the 4 levels of Clientele?

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1. Individual

2. Family

3. Population Group

4. Community

__________________ is a single person or thing especially when compared to the group or set to which they belong

Individual

___________________ is a dimension of individuality and includes the person’s total-character, perceptions, and self-identity

Individual

Concept of Individuality

Individual is a:

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1. Unique being

2. Comprises of genetic combinations, life experiences and interaction

Concept of Individuality

When providing care:

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1. Healthcare professional focus on the client within both a total care and individuals care context

Concept of Individuality

In total care context:

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1. Healthcare professionals considers all principles that when taking care of any client age and conditions

________________ is a basic unit of society. It consists of those individuals or adult, legally, or considered by others to represent their significant persons

Family

What are the functions of the family?

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1. Protects the physical health of its members

2. Provide adequate nutrition and healthcare services

3. Nutritional and lifestyle practices

4. Provide an environment conducive to physical growth and health

What are the 10 types of families?

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1. Blended Family

2. Adolescent Family

3. LGBT Family

4. Single Adults Living Alone

5. Foster Family

6. Extended Family

7. Nuclear Family

8. Traditional Family

9. Two-career Family

10. Single parent Family

_____________________ is a family structure of parents and their offspring

Nuclear Family

_________________ are the relatives of the nuclear family, such as grandparents or aunts and uncles

Extended Family

___________________is when both parents reside in the house. The mother assumes the role of the nurturer while the father is the provider

Traditional Family

_____________________ is when both parents are employed, they may or may not have children. Finding good quality, affordable childcare is one of the greatest stresses faced by working parents

Two-career Family

____________________ may happen due to death of a spouse, separation, divorce, birth of a child to an unmarried woman, or adoption of a child by a single man or woman

Single parent family

_____________________ is when young parents are often developmentally, physically, emotionally, and financially ill prepared to undertake the responsibility of parenthood

Adolescent Family

________________ is when children who can no longer live with their birth parents may require placement with a family that agree to include them temporarily or permanently

Foster family

__________________ is an existing family who joined together to form new families

Blended family

__________________ is when a homosexual adult or any form families based on the same goals of caring and commitment seen in heterosexual relationships

LGBT Family

___________________ are individuals who live by themselves through death, separation, and death of a spouse

Single Adults Living Alone

What are the 8 stages in the Stages of Family development and task?

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1. Beginning Family

2. Early Child Bearing Family

3. Family with Pre-school children

4. Family with School Age Children

5. Family with Teenagers

6. Launching Center

7. Family with Middle Adult parents

8. Aging family

What is the task in Stage 1: Beginning Family?

Task: Compliance with the family code of the Republic of the Philippines and acceptance of the new member of the family

What is the task in Stage 2: Early Child Bearing Family?

Task: Emphasize the importance of pregnancy and immunizations and learning the concept of parenting

What is the task in Stage 3: Family with Pre-school children?

Task: Learn the concept of responsible parenthood

What is the task in Stage 4: Family with School Age Children?

Task: Reinforce the concept of responsible parenthood

What is the task in Stage 5: Family with Teenagers?

Task: Parents learn the concept of “let go system” and understands the “generational gap”

What is the task in Stage 6: Launching Center?

Task: Compliance with Family code of the republic of the Philippines and acceptance of the new member of the family

What is the task in Stage 7: Family with Middle Adult parents?

Task: Provide a healthy environment, adjust with a new lifestyle and adjust with the financial aspect

What is the task in Stage 8: Aging family?

Task: Learn the concept of death positively

What is the most likely age of the child in Stage 3?

3-6 years old

What is the most likely age of the child in stage 4?

6-12 years old

What happens in stage 6?

1st child will get married up to the last child

What is the most likely age of the child in stage 7?

36-60 years old

What is the most likely age of the child in Stage 8?

61 years old up to death

____________________ share common characteristics, developmental stage or common exposure to particular environmental factors, common health problems, issues and concerns

Population group

What are the vulnerable groups?

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1. Infants and young children

2. School age

3. Adolescents

4. Mothers/women

5. Elderly people

6. People with disability

___________________ is a group of people sharing common geographic boundaries and/or common values and interests within a specific social system

Community

What are the 5 Main functions of a Community?

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1. Production, distribution, and consumption of goods services

2. Socialization

3. Social Control

4. Social Interparticipation

5. Mutual Support