Which of the following statements best describes successful therapeutic conversations with patients and families? Correct! Health care providers should encourage and allow families to ask questions. For better outcomes, healthcare providers should o

There are key principles of growth and development. Match each principle to the correct description. Cephalocaudal: Proximodistal: Bilateral: Orthogenetic: In general growth and development, areas near the upper neural regions (typically the head) develop earlier than the lower body regions, such as the toes. The general growth and development pattern occurs from the center or core of the body, moving outward. When growth occurs on one side of the body, it often takes place simultaneously on the opposite side. The growth and development progress from simple operations or structures to more complex ones.

Cephalocaudal: In general growth and development, areas near the upper neural regions (typically the head) develop earlier than the lower body regions, such as the toes. Proximodistal: The general growth and development pattern occurs from the center or core of the body, moving outward. Bilateral: When growth occurs on one side of the body, it often takes place simultaneously on the opposite side. Orthogenetic : The growth and development progress from simple operations or structures to more complex ones.

Which of the following statements is NOT an element of family-centered care? Patients' and their families' perceptions of illness and coping can be influenced by their context. Health care teams should openly listen to and honor patient and family perspectives and choices. Health care being a private matter, the health care team should shift full responsibility to patients and their families. Patients and families can collaborate with the health care team by joining the policy and program development process.

Health care being a private matter, the health care team should shift full responsibility to patients and their families.

Which of the following is a potential barrier to family-centered care? Families who are willing to participate in bedside rounding Insurance reimbursement for providers' time and effort being provided. Health care providers' belief that family-centered care places too much burden on patients and their families Interdisciplinary collaboration among the health care team

Health care providers' belief that family-centered care places too much burden on patients and their families

Which of the following statements best describes successful therapeutic conversations with patients and families? Health care providers should encourage and allow families to ask questions. For better outcomes, healthcare providers should only invite family members with sufficient medical knowledge. For the patient's privacy, families should not be allowed to accompany patients during their clinic visit or bedside rounding. As health care providers are experts, patients and families should ignore their care routines at home and follow the recommendations from the providers.

Health care providers should encourage and allow families to ask questions.

In Erikson's theory, older adults reflect on their lives as they face significant life events such as retirement, the loss of loved ones, terminal illnesses, and profound role changes. If they successfully navigate these tasks during this stage, they will achieve a sense of: Trust Differentiation Generativity Integrity

Integrity

Jessica is a 15-year-old twin who has entered the hospital for a bone marrow transplant. Her twin brother is going to be her bone marrow donor. If the care team is practicing good Family Centered Care, which of the following is NOT appropriate for this family? Share treatment information with Jessica's adult parents only because it could be traumatic for children. Invite Jessica's brother to share his concerns and ask questions. Discuss how to make appropriate referrals to community resources once Jessica discharges from the hospital. Try to develop trustful relationships with Jessica and her family.

Share treatment information with Jessica's adult parents only because it could be traumatic for children.