[02.16] Caring for the Family through the Life Cycle V2.1.pdf

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Predictable and chronological sequence of events

What does the Family Life Cycle (FLC) provide in a family's life?

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Clinical events and health maintenance

The events in the FLC can be related to what two aspects in the family?

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Family dynamics through clearly defined stages of development

What does the FLC describe?

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Adapt to changes in each shift of stages

What are families supposed to do to maintain equilibrium?

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To maintain equilibrium

Why are families supposed to adapt to changes in each shift of stages?

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Adaptation

What is a key element in the approach to studying families as they move through different stages over time?

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Problems later

What may happen if a family member is unable to accomplish specific developmental tasks at different FLC stages?

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Individual encounters challenges, learns and masters new skills, these experiences mold identity

According to the FLC approach, what happens as an individual encounters challenges?

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Forming appropriate hypotheses about patient problems

How does the FLC help in clinical practice?

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Individual life cycle

What happens within the FLC?

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Boundaries, psychological distance, relationships, roles

What four aspects within a family system may shift or be affected as it moves through time?

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Parent and adolescent child boundaries shifting to an adult with financial independence

What is an example of boundaries shifting within a family system?

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Stressors within and outside the family

What can affect relationships within a family system?

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Roles within and between subsystems

What can be redefined due to shifting boundaries, psychological distance, and stressors?

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Nine-Stage, Five-Stage, Six-Stage

What are the three models used to study the family life cycle?

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Three models

How many models are used to study the family life cycle?

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Six-Stage Cycle

Which FLC model is most widely used and will be studied for Family Medicine?

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Consolidates the 5- and 9-stage models

What is a characteristic of the Six-Stage Cycle model that makes it widely used?

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Lauer & Lauer, 2004

Who developed the Six-Stage Cycle model?

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Establishment

In Duvall's Nine-Stage Cycle, what is the stage for newly married, childless couples?

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New parents

In Duvall's Nine-Stage Cycle, what is the stage for families with an infant to 3 years old?

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With pre-school children

In Duvall's Nine-Stage Cycle, what is the stage where the oldest child is 3 to 6 years old?

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With school-age children

In Duvall's Nine-Stage Cycle, what is the stage where the oldest child is 6 to 12 years old?

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With teenage children or adolescents

In Duvall's Nine-Stage Cycle, what is the stage where children's ages range from 13 to 19 years old?

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Late adolescents

In Duvall's Nine-Stage Cycle, what is the stage from 20 years old until the first child leaves home?

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Launching family

In Duvall's Nine-Stage Cycle, what is the stage when all children have left home?

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Middle-aged parents

In Duvall's Nine-Stage Cycle, what stage is characterized by an "Empty Nest" until retirement?

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Aging family

In Duvall's Nine-Stage Cycle, what stage spans from retirement to death?

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Independence

What is the first stage in the Five-Stage Cycle?

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Coupling or marriage

What is the second stage in the Five-Stage Cycle?

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Parenting: babies through adolescents

What is the third stage in the Five-Stage Cycle?

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Launching adult with children

What is the fourth stage in the Five-Stage Cycle?

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Retirement or senior years

What is the fifth stage in the Five-Stage Cycle?

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The young unattached adult, The newly married couple, The family with young children, The family at midlife: adolescents and aging parents, Launching Family/The stage of launching children and moving on, The family in later life/years

What are the six stages of the Family Life Cycle according to the Lauer & Lauer model?

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Changes, processes, and transitions

What must a family undergo to proceed to the next stage?

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First Order Changes

Which type of order change involves increments of mastery and adaptation, and are "need to do" changes?

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"Need to do" changes

What are First Order Changes also known as?

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No change in the main structure of the family or individual's identity and self-image

What aspects of the family or individual do not change during First Order Changes?

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Tasks that must be accomplished within a stage

First Order Changes are characterized as what kind of tasks?

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Finding a stable job for the unattached young adult

What is an example of a First Order Change for an unattached young adult?

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Establishing a home or living space for the newly married couple

What is an example of a First Order Change for a newly married couple?

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Second Order Changes

Which type of order change involves transformation of an individual's status and meaning, and are "need to be" changes?

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"Need to be" changes

What are Second Order Changes also known as?

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Change in the basic attributes of the family system, role and identity of family members

What aspects of the family or individual change during Second Order Changes?

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Between stages of the FLC, in the transition period from one stage to another

When do Second Order Changes typically occur?

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Differentiation of oneself in relation to the family of origin for the unattached young adult

What is an example of a Second Order Change for an unattached young adult?

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Realignment of relationships within extended families and friends to include the spouse for the newly married couple

What is an example of a Second Order Change for a newly married couple?

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Accepting emotional and financial responsibility for one's self

What is the emotional process of transition for an unattached young adult?

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Differentiation of self in relation to family of origin

What is a key Second Order Change that needs to happen for an unattached young adult concerning their family of origin?

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Development of intimate peer relationships

What is a key Second Order Change that needs to happen for an unattached young adult regarding social connections?

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Establishment of the self in relation to work and financial independence

What is a key Second Order Change that needs to happen for an unattached young adult concerning career and finances?

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Proper nutrition, physical fitness, safe sexual practices

What health issues should be addressed for an unattached young adult?

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To be independent from the family of origin

What are all the changes in the unattached young adult stage preparing the young adult for?

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Commitment to the new system

What is the emotional process of transition for a newly married couple?

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Formation of marital system

What is a key Second Order Change that needs to happen for a newly married couple concerning their relationship?

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Realignment of relationships with extended families and friends to include spouse

What is a key Second Order Change that needs to happen for a newly married couple regarding their social and familial connections?

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Pregnancy and childbirth, other changes in becoming parents

What health issues should be addressed for a newly married couple?

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Accepting new members into the system

What is the emotional process of transition for a family with young children?

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Adjusting the marital system to make space for children

What is a key Second Order Change that needs to happen for a family with young children concerning the marital relationship?

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Both parents joining in child rearing, financial, and household tasks

What is a key Second Order Change that needs to happen for a family with young children concerning parental roles?

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Realignment of relationships with extended family to include parenting and grandparenting roles

What is a key Second Order Change that needs to happen for a family with young children regarding extended family connections?

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Children with illnesses, child's healthy development

What health issues should be addressed for a family with young children?

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Increasing flexibility into family boundaries

What is the emotional process of transition for a family with adolescents?

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Children’s independence, grandparents’ frailties

What two factors contribute to the increasing flexibility of family boundaries in the Family with Adolescents stage?

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Family with Adolescents

In which Family Life Cycle stage do families begin to see the effects of aging, such as grandparents' frailties?

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Shifting of parent-child relationship to permit adolescent to move in and out of the system

What is a key Second Order Change that needs to happen for a family with adolescents concerning parent-child dynamics?

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Focus on midlife marital and career issues

What is a key Second Order Change that needs to happen for parents in a family with adolescents concerning their personal lives?

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Peer pressure for adolescents, dealing with negative coping mechanisms like smoking and drug abuse

What health issues should be addressed for a family with adolescents?

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Accepting a multitude of exits from and entries into the family system

What is the emotional process of transition for a launching family?

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Beginning shift toward joint caring for the older generation

What is a key Second Order Change that needs to happen for a launching family concerning the older generation?

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Recognition of marital system as a dyad

What is a key Second Order Change that needs to happen for a launching family concerning the marital relationship?

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Children are starting to move out of the system, leaving only the husband and wife

Why is the marital system recognized as a dyad in the Launching Family stage?

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Development of adult-to-adult relationships between grown children and their parents

What is a key Second Order Change that needs to happen for a launching family concerning relationships with grown children?

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Realignment of relationships to include in-laws and grandchildren

What is a key Second Order Change that needs to happen for a launching family regarding extended family?

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Dealing with disabilities and death of grandparents

What is a key Second Order Change that needs to happen for a launching family concerning the oldest generation?

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Hypertension, heart disease, arthritis, osteoporosis, menopause, andropause

What are common health concerns for a launching family?

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Last stage

What stage of the FLC is the "Family in the Later Years"?

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Accepting the shifting of generational roles

What is the emotional process of transition for a family in the later years?

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Maintaining own and/or couple functioning and interest in the face of physiological decline

What is a key Second Order Change that needs to happen for a family in later years concerning personal and marital functioning?

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Exploration of new familial and social role options (e.g., from parents to grandparents)

What is a key Second Order Change that needs to happen for a family in later years concerning roles?

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Support for a more central role of the middle generation

What is a key Second Order Change that needs to happen for a family in later years concerning decision-making roles?

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Decision-making role shifts from grandparents to parents

What shift in decision-making roles is supported in the Family in Later Years stage?

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Making room in the system for the wisdom and experience of the elderly

What is a key Second Order Change that needs to happen for a family in later years concerning the elderly's contribution?

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Supporting the older generation without over-functioning for them

What is implied by making room for the wisdom and experience of the elderly?

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Dealing with the loss of spouse, siblings, and other peers and preparation for own death

What is a key Second Order Change that needs to happen for a family in later years concerning loss and mortality?

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Life review and integration

What is a key Second Order Change that needs to happen for a family in later years concerning personal reflection?

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Chronic conditions (e.g., heart and kidney problems), degenerative conditions (e.g., dementia), debility related to aging

What health issues are common at the Family in the Later Years stage?

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Disruptions in daily functioning

What can take place in a family's daily functioning despite the FLC being normative and developmental tasks predictable?

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Crisis brought about by an illness, stresses brought about by daily living (finances, environment, living conditions)

What two types of challenges does a family have to cope with?

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Delay transitions in the individual and family life cycle

What can disruptions and stresses in family life cause?

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Transition points from one stage to another

When is family stress greatest?

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Vertical and horizontal

What two flows can the anxiety in the family be considered?

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Vertical Flow

Which flow of anxiety includes patterns of relating and functioning transmitted from one generation to another?

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Family attitudes, taboos, expectations, labels, other loaded issues

What are examples of aspects included in the Vertical Flow of anxiety?

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Given to us, no choice to receive them

How are aspects of life described in the Vertical Flow?

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Vertical Flow

Which flow of anxiety refers to aspects of life that are "already given to us" and "we have no choice to receive them"?

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Horizontal Flow

Which flow of anxiety includes anxiety produced by stresses on the family as it moves through time?

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How a family copes with stresses through time and the family life cycle

What does the horizontal flow of anxiety induce or include?

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Predictable developmental stresses, unpredictable events, events we have no control over

What does the Horizontal Flow of anxiety include?

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Moving from an unattached young adult to a newly married couple

What is an example of a predictable developmental stress?