Activity 2.

MODULE 1

Notre Dame of Jolo College

Health Sciences Department
Bachelor of Science in Nursing

GRAPHIC ORGANIZER
Name of Student: Uli, Rujiyana P.
Course/Yr&Sec: BSN 2-D
Subject: NCM 207
Date: August 26, 2020
TITLE/TOPIC: THE FAMILY AND FAMILY HEALTH
K-W-L-H CHART
K W L H
What we WANT to What we LLEARNED HOW can we learn more
know
KNOWLEDGE on the topic

Family is what an I want to know on I learned about Through reading our

individual considered how I apply this in the importance of module we can learn a
the primary source of the future to family and family lot by knowing the
vitality, an institution prevent the un health its different importance, concepts
whom we belong and healthy condition aspects, values etc. Or by searching
live with from birth, the and to maintain and concepts. some articles about this
one who get concern the good health. topic.
when our life is in
danger, guide and
support us along the
every step of the way.
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Activity 3.

Instruction: Enumerate at least five family structures using the four square graphic
organizer.

STRUCTURE: EXAMPLE:

1. Childless Family 1. Multi-generation family surrounding kitchen

island.

2. A Mom, Dad with their kids.

2. Nuclear Family
3. Woman with two children from a previous
3. Step Family marriage who marries a man with three children
from a previous marriage.

4. Single Parent Family 4. Families in which mothers live with their

children without fathers' present.

5. Father, mother and their children, aunts, uncles,

5. Extended Family grandparents, and cousins.

DESCRIPTION: APPLICATION:

1. Childless families consist of two partners living
and working together.
2. This family type consist of two parents and
children. The nuclear family was long held in
esteem by society as being the ideal in which to
raise children.
3. This create the step or blended family which
involves two separate families merging into one
1. A prospective birth mother selects a family
based on their profile, and develop better
relationship with your family members.
2. Pair of individuals in a dayy can be linked via
romantic and work partner in crimes and so on.
3. May experience role overload as they attempt
ensure their family economic survival.
new unit.

4. Single parent family is the biggest change 4. Both parents or even one parent must work to
society has seen in terms of the changes in family provide the family with the basic needs.
structures.
5. Children turn to married couples must be
5. The extended family structure consists of two or financially support during the marriage.
more adults who are related, either by blood or
marriage, living in the same home.
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Activity 4.

Notre Dame of Jolo College

Health Sciences Department
Bachelor of Science in Nursing

GRAPHIC ORGANIZER

Name of Student: Uli, Rujiyana P.

Course/Yr&Sec: BSN 2-D
Subject: NCM 207
Date: August 26, 2020
TITLE/TOPIC: THE FAMILY/ FAMILY HEALTH
COMPARE-CONTRAST
Guide Question: Differentiate the two functions and roles of family.

COMPARE (+) CONTRAST (-)

Developmental trajectories as used here refers It comes with daily hospitalization

to the fact that each family members are moving
through specified biological transition at the end
of which he/she is now accepted as belonging to
a new stage. This new model, illustrated here
incorporates not only a life course perspective,
the identification of individual developmental
milestone, and family rituals..
allowance to make your lost income and
learn how to protect you and your family.
It is a set of parents living with their
children. While the family health is more
that the sum of the personal health of
individuals.
1.A family was recently enlarged to include a mother and father, a 6-year-old boy, and a
new baby sitter.
What type of family does this represent?
a. Single unit c. Nuclear
b. Dysphasic d. Extended

2. A married couple has 3-year-old twins. They own a dog. The fathers mother lived with
them. The father is a professor; the mother has resigned from her position as a legal
secretary to be the children’s primary caregiver.
What type of family does this represent?
a. Extended c. Nuclear
b. Cohabiting d. Blended

3. A family consist of a 32-year-old woman married to a 35-year-old man, the woman ’s

6-year-old daughter from a previous relationship, the couple ’s 3-year-old son, and a
newborn daughter.
What type of family is this?
a. Adoptive c. Extended
b. Blended d. Nuclear

4. The members of the family include 3-year-old son, 7-year-old twin daughters, and a
28-year-old single mother. In what development stage is this family?
a. Early childbearing family c. Family with school-age children
b. Family with preschool d. Launching family

5. The children in a family attend a local public school. With what family function is the
community assisting?
a. Distribution of resources c. Meeting physical needs
b. Division of labor d. Socialization of children

6. Which of the following would be representative of a goal related to achieving healthy

family and community life?
a. Maintain the baseline positive for blood lead level
b. Work with families with financial management
c. Lower amount of physical abuse directed toward women
d.Support gay right activists

7. Which of the following describes family nursing?

a. Concentrates on the family as the client
b. Concentrates on the individual as the client
c. Concentrates on the family point of view
d. Concentrates on the individual’s point of view

8. Which of the following is a characteristics of the single-parent family?

 a. Provision of support to family members as a common sense
b.Involves reconstitution support and increased security
c Represents 50% to 60% of families with school-age children
d. Temporary psychosocial comfort is provided by temporary family resources

9. The family that a person chooses to establish is called family of _____.

a. Origin c. Foster
b. Recreation d. Procreation

10. When nurse view the family as context, their primary focus is on;
a. Family members with the system
b. Family process and relationship
c. Family relational and transactional concept
d. Family health needs of an individual member

11. The following are the characteristics of a family as a client, except;

a. The family is a product of time and place
b.The family operates as an individual
c. The family develops its own lifestyle
d. The family accommodates the needs of the individual members

12. Refers to the family where you came from;

a. Family of orientation c. Family of authority
b. Family of inheritance d. Family of Procreation

13. The nurse understands of a family structure helps provide insight into the family
support system and needs. Family assessment includes the following, except;
a. High educational attainment
b. Family type and structure
c. Religious beliefs and practices
d. Socio-cultural backgrounds

14. Relating to or characteristics of a family culture in which man are in full authority;
a. Patrilineal c. Matrilineal
b. Patriarchal d. Matriarchal

15. Describes a custom in which a wife goes to live with her husband ’s family or couple
after marriage;
a. Patrilineal c. Matrilineal
b. Patrilocal d. Matrilocal
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Activity 1.

Notre Dame of Jolo College

Health Sciences Department
Bachelor of Science in Nursing

GRAPHIC ORGANIZER

Name of Student: Uli, Rujiyana P.

Course/Yr&Sec: BSN 2-D
Subject: NCM 207
Date: August 26, 2020

TITLE/TOPIC: MOTHER AND CHILD HEALTH

Instruction: Choose one common test during pregnancy. Follow the guide question shown
below.
NAME OF TEST DURING PREGNANCY: Ultrasonography Test

Question What I thought What my partner thought What we share

1. What is the The benefits of the One of the benefits of We share about the
benefits of ultrasound is to the ultrasonography test importance of
ultrasonography check the during pregnancy is to Ultrasonography
test during development of the check baby's especially now a days,
pregnancy? baby and to know development and help it's very useful to
what the baby's pick up any determine not just
gender as well. abnormalities. the fetal growth but
also their sexes.
The advantage is
2. What are the they are generally It is not exposed to
advantages of painless and do not ionizing radiation, so the
Ultrasound? require needles, procedure is safer than
shut or cuts. X-rays CT scans.
Ultrasound is widely
accessible and less.
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Notre Dame of Jolo College

Health Sciences Department
Bachelor of Science in Nursing

GRAPHIC ORGANIZER

Name of Student: Uli, Rujiyana P.

Course/Yr&Sec: BSN 2-D
Subject: NCM 207
Date: August 26, 2020
TITLE/TOPIC: MOTHER AND CHILD HEALTH

Guide Question: COMPARE AND CONTRAST THE PROCESS OF HUMAN

REPRODUCTION OF BOTH MALE AND FEMALE.
COMPARE (+) CONTRAST (-)

The human male reproduction systems is
a series of organs located outside of the
body and around the pelvic region. The
pregnancy direct function of the male
reproductive system is to provide the
male gamete for fertilization of the ovum
the major reproductive organs of the
male can be grouped into three
categories and the female reproductive
system is made of the internal and
external organs that functions in
reproduction of new off spring in humans.
The human male reproductive system is a series
of organs inserted outside of the body and
around the region, the primary direct function
of the male reproductive system is to provide
the male or protozoa for fertilization of the
major reproductive organs of the male can be
graceful into three categories while estimate
reproductive system is made up of the internal
and external organs that prevention. In
reflection of new offspring the human the
female reproductive system is immature of
birth and develops.
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Activity 3

Writing to learn worksheet 1

SUMMARY SHEET

DATE: August 26, 2020

NAME: Uli, Rujiyana P.

Year & Section: 2-D

Topic: MOTHER AND CHILD HEALTH

1. What is the topic about?

A topic is about the Maternal and Child Health (MCH) a program that is
delivered through partnerships and builds on other community programs. It is a
proactive, preventative and strategic approach to promoting the good health and
development of on-reserve pregnant First National women and families with
infants and young children. The program aims to reach all pregnant women and
new parants, with long-term support for those families who require additional
services. A key element of the program is home visiting by nurses and family
visitors (experienced mothers in the community), who provide information,
support, and linkages to other services; integrating culture into care is a key
aspect of the program.

2. What information did you learn from the topic? Include new terms and
their meanings.

I've learned about common test during pregnancy like Amniocentesis - used to
fetal maturity and detect certain birth such a down syndrome, spinal bifida,
hemolytic disease of the newborn, sex and chromosomal disnormalities.

3. Which of the information is most significant to you? Why?

For me the most significant information is about the Risk Factor that will lead to
genetic disorders. Every human wants to have the best possible pregnancy.
However, for some, there are certain things that are just to hard to give up.
Caffeine is perhaps one of the hardest things to give up. Caffeine can increase a
woman risk of miscarriage.