...disorders. B) informing parents-to-be about how they...
...of their biological parents than that of...
...of their adoptive parents. B) adopted children’s...
...of their adoptive parents than that of...
...of their biological parents. C) adopted children’s...
...biological or adoptive parents. D) he cannot...
...resemble their biological parents more than their...
...than their adoptive parents on that trait....
...resemble their adoptive parents more than their...
...than their biological parents on that trait....
...biological and adoptive parents may be similar....
...similar. B) adoptive parents are assumed to...
...influence. C) biological parents are assumed to...
...than to adoptive parents on a trait...
...of their biological parents. D) parents treat...
...biological parents. D) parents treat adopted children...
...identical genes. C) parents may treat identical...
...fraternal twins. D) parents may treat fraternal...
...niche-picking is A) parents enrolling their active...
...calm down. B) parents enrolling their active...
...his symphony- playing parents but was encouraged...
...encouraged by his parents to begin playing...
...the environment. D) parents both passing on...
...like their biological parents than their adoptive...
...than their adoptive parents. A) True B)...
...behaviour. Potential flaw: Parents and other people...
...to their adoptive parents and their biological...
...and their biological parents. Adoptive parents have...
...biological parents. Adoptive parents have provided the...
...child’s environment. Biological parents provided the child’s...
...to their biological parents than to their...
...to their adoptive parents on a particular...
...of their biological parents. This can bias...
...biological and adoptive parents end up being...

...half of the parents surveyed who had...
...to suggest that parents of children born...
...during fertilization both parents contribute equally to...
...be transmitted from parents to offspring. D)...
...fetuses B) allow parents to select the...
...Answer: B) allow parents to select the...
...choose to become parents? B) Should we...
...one of two parents has a ______________...
...Both of Madeline’s parents have detached earlobes....
...both of her parents have one dominant...
...scenario where both parents have two dominant...
...usually A) both parents must have the...
...inherited.. B) both parents must either have...
...Answer: B) both parents must either have...
...one of two parents is a carrier...
...are the biological parents of Jessica, who...
...his or her parents. 2.1-118. Juanita, a...
...6-month-old infant, has parents who are outgoing...
...and neighbors. Juanita’s parents create the chance...
...similar to her parents. This example illustrates...
...certain responses from parents and others. Question...
...certain responses from parents and others. An...
...was given. His parents thought that Fred...
...and holiday. Fred's parents response to his...
...evoked in his parents a tendency to...
...Yellowstone. B) Their parents enforce a strict,...
...and their adoptive parents. D) none of...
...select their adoptive parents. B) children may...
...placed with adoptive parents that are similar...
...to the biological parents. C) the biological...
...C) the biological parents are permitted to...
...select the adoptive parents. D) children are...
...matched to adoptive parents. Question ID: 2.1-143...
...placed with adoptive parents that are similar...
...to the biological parents. Adoption agencies may...
...his or her parents. However, the child...
...child and the parents share many genes,...
...certain responses from parents and others. These...

...Diversity Rationale: Collectivist parents believe that their...
...sleep with their parents and should focus...
...dependent on their parents longer. d. are...
...neither of her parents have the condition....
...fibrosis, and her parents must each have...
...treatment by their parents, these influences are...
...dependent on their parents longer. Human offspring...
...each of her parents in order to...
...the condition. Her parents do not have...
...treatment by their parents, these influences are...
...mechanism by which parents pass traits onto...
...mechanism by which parents pass traits onto...
...mechanisms by which parents pass traits onto...
...mechanism by which parents pass traits onto...
...the children of parents who carry two...
...neither of her parents have the condition....
...phenylketonuria, and her parents must each have...
...each of her parents in order to...
...the condition. Her parents do not have...
...cells of the parents are called a....
...cells of the parents are called gametes....
...contributed by their parents and the environments...
...created by their parents, investigators use a...
...people reared by parents who are not...
...by different adoptive parents can determine how...
...a. the biological parents b. the adoptive...
...b. the adoptive parents c. both the...
...and the adoptive parents d. neither the...
...nor the adoptive parents Answer: c Page(s):...
...biological and adoptive parents is associated with...
...two very short parents will be shorter...
...with two tall parents. Answer: b Page(s):...
...higher if both parents have the diagnosis...
...b. that both parents carry an abnormal...
...sister because his parents like to take...
...and environments with parents who encourage their...
...and environments with parents who encourage their...
...both of his parents are also poor...
...and environments with parents who encourage their...
...influences. 182. American parents tend to emphasize...
..._________ values; Japanese parents tend to emphasize...
...Diversity Rationale: American parents tend to emphasize...
...independence, while Japanese parents tend to emphasize...
...group. 183. ____________ parents see their infants...
...foster independence; ____________ parents think of their...
...Diversity Rationale: European-American parents tend to emphasize...
...independence, while Japanese parents tend to emphasize...
...Diversity Rationale: European-American parents tend to emphasize...
...themselves, while Japanese parents and mothers of...
...Environmental Diversity Rationale: Parents who demonstrate individualist...
...would sleep, while parents with collectivist values...
...children. 186. The parents of Jayce and...
...Jayce’s and Morgan’s parents are emphasizing __________...
...behavior. 187. Jason’s parents encourage their son...
...and effort. Jason’s parents are emphasizing __________...
...Diversity Rationale: Collectivist parents believe that differences...
...cared for aging parents. c. because females...
...cared for aging parents. Females were barred...
...assist as their parents grew old. 195....
...gender preferences by parents around the world,...
...gender preferences by parents around the world,...
...gender preferences by parents around the world,...
...gender preferences by parents around the world,...
...or because their parents exposed them to...
...most resemble the parents who raised them...
...or their biological parents c. compare the...
...most resemble the parents who raised them...
...or their biological parents, and compare the...
...by very similar parents has experienced little...
...with the same parents, and go to...
...with the same parents, and go to...
...dependent on their parents longer. Human offspring...
...mechanism by which parents pass traits onto...
...age two. Then, parents can switch to...
...most resemble the parents who raised them...
...or their biological parents, and compare the...
...with the same parents, and go to...
...treatment by their parents, these influences are...
...dependent on their parents longer. Human offspring...
...be fired, or parents might abort fetuses...
...schizophrenia if both parents also have the...
...and environments with parents who encourage their...
...may inherit their parents outgoing, sociable genes,...
...they observe their parents being sociable and...
...to the group. Parents with individualist values...
...in separate nurseries. Parents with collectivist values...
...gender preferences by parents around the world...
...cared for aging parents. Females were barred...
...assist as their parents grew old. After...

...eliminate people as parents and determine compatibilities....
...genotypes of the parents? Male ZZ; female...
...each set of parents. Parental Blood Types...
...genotypes of the parents? Male Female b....
...four sets of parents were determined. Figure...
...each set of parents. Parental Blood Types...
...with their two parents (demonstrate on board)....
...his or her parents. 2. In the...

...pregnancy ( expectant parents face significant changes...
...lessened when both parents agree on paternal...
...Age 35 Advantages Parents tend to be...
...childbirth ( enhance parents decision-making skills Content...
...couple ( expectant parents class Assess intended...
...Open communication between parents and children helps...
...concerns of expectant parents over age 35...
...critical factor ( parents readiness, fears, anxieties,...
...operating room Assist parents with bonding (...
...to interact with parents First contact may...
...around Encourage both parents to do whatever...
...self-care measures New parents demonstrate how to...
...for baby New parents have had opportunities...
...their baby New parents have information, access...
...be upsetting to parents ( emotional support,...
...Banking cord blood Parents obtain container from...
...examination of newborn Parents included in assessment...
...birth Nurse encourages parents to identify unique...
...of concern for parents Telangiectatic nevi (stork...
...side Nurse instructs parents in correct method...
...focus on the parents faces Early assessment...
...care to teach parents how to maintain...
...eye-to-eye contact between parents and newborn important...
...small newborn Advise parents to dress newborn...
...ID bracelets Teach parents following measures to...
...on birthing unit Parents should never leave...
...genitourinary defect Provide parents with current information...
...procedure, risks, aftercare Parents of infant who...
...procedure, determine if parents have any further...
...is used ( parents should receive information...
...Unless harmful ( parents methods of giving...
...within dominant culture Parents may be familiar...
...Nurse observes how parents interact with newborn...
...Sleep and activity Parents taught back to...
...discharge, nurse informs parents about newborn screening...
...Nurse discusses with parents ways to meet...
...needs ( assists parents in establishing links...
...pattern satisfactorily established Parents express understanding of...
...display attachment behaviors Parents demonstrate safe techniques...
...for their newborn Parents verbalize developmentally appropriate...
...and responses ( parents and nurse can...
...defects Auditory defects Parents must understand that...
...provide referrals for parents of premature infants...
...developmental needs Educate parents to provide infant...
...when discharged Support parents and suggest strategies...
...skin-to-skin contact between parents and newborn to...
...behavior Nurse involves parents in feeding preterm...
...be separated from parents for prolonged periods...
...preterm newborn Give parents weekly card with...
...weight, length Give parents telephone number of...
...about newborn provide parents with realistic expectations...
...for their baby Parents need education to...
...Provide opportunities for parents to touch, hold,...
...for baby Some parents will progress easily...
...caregiving Nurse teaches parents how to read...
...for home care Parents often anxious when...
...discharged home Encourage parents to spend time...
...problems, or if parents seem unable to...
...cm per week Parents are able to...

...death of aged parents Sources of loss...
...Childhood Loss of parents, significant person can...
...influenced by surviving parents reaction to death,...
...a result of parents death Death of...
...or chronic injury Parents should offer honest,...
...Examples witnessing a parents death in a...
...the child and parents about healthy outlets...
...painting, writing Provide parents with information about...
...traumatic for both parents ( intense feelings...
...and cultural considerations Parents may desire to...
...may affect how parents mourn the loss...
...Spiritual Distress Planning Parents will ask questions...
...to help grieving parents cope with loss...
...cope with loss Parents express grief over...
...of the fetus Parents avoid taking undue...
...infants name (if parents have selected one)...
...family, friends Evaluation Parents express grief about...
...of their baby Parents make their preferences...
...birthing process known. Parents express grief over...
...of their child. Parents are given resources...
...with their grief Parents develop healthy coping...

...roles Nuclear family parents and offspring Extended...
...Grandparents raise children parents unable to care...
...live with birth parents Childless family by...
...successful relationship for parents Can be strained...
...listening, encouraging, assuring parents that experiences are...
...social outcomes Both parents influence development of...
...children stability Successful parents implement reasonable, consistent...
...parenting styles Authoritarian parents high control, low...
...low warmth Authoritative parents moderately high control,...
...high warmth Permissive parents low control, high...
...high warmth Indifferent parents low control, low...
...Develop attachment between parents, children Adjust to...
...making between children, parents Family with adolescents...
...Adolescent mothers, single parents more likely to...
...COLLABORATION, p. 1734) Parents need to assess...
...family Collaboration with parents is essential Nursing...

...to separate from parents Stage 2 (ages...
...daily contact with system—parents’ jobs Macrosystem includes...
...can share with parents Communication Express comfort...
...Expressive jargon Tantrums Parents promote communication speaking...
...new situations Encourage parents to see their...
...remain stable Inform parents of different personality...
...conditions Reports from parents, teachers See Table...
...of teachers or parents See Box 25–2...
...Provide emotional support Parents Family Child Promote...
...WITH ADHD Evaluation Parents, child demonstrate understanding...
...Dietary therapy Help parents evaluate studies Nursing...
...anticipatory guidance Encourage parents to promote child’s...
...child’s progress with parents Review: Autism Spectrum...
...Provide emotional support Parents require emotional support...
...and development, assist parents in developing feeding...
...History Stressors in parents’ lives Questions about...
...feeding child Refer parents to early childhood...

...for child and parents Interferes with child...
...action plan for parents and caregivers Smokers...
...and nose Teach parents the procedure to...
...bulb syringe Teach parents and caregivers the...
...or hospital Teach parents and caregivers the...
...the hospital Teach parents not to smoke...
...and quality Teach parents or caregiver how...
...frequent feedings Encourage parents to continue to...
...accurate output Teach parents to count diapers...
...deaths unobserved Typically parents find infant dead...
...provide support Reassure parents they are not...
...Spiritual Distress Planning Parents and other adults...
...smoking cessation program Parents who lose a...
...or cosleeper in parents room Sleeper or...
...overheating sleeping room Parents need to tell...