Types of Families
Family Patterns
Common Age-Related Changes-Body Systems
Key Points
100

Consists of the nuclear or traditional family can include additional family members

What is extended Family

100

Parents attempt to control the children with strict rigid rules and expectations

What is autocratic family patterns

100

Increased difficulty hearing high pitched sounds

What is Presbycusis

100

A lifelong process that begins at conception and ends at death

What is Development

200
Consists of a couple and their children

What is Nuclear Family

200

The male assumes the dominant role, functions in the work role, responsible for control of finances and in areas of child care

What is patriarchal family pattern

200

More fragile, brittle, appear dull, opaque yellow or gray in color

What is Nails

200

Marked by a gradual slowing of the body's functioning

What is Late Adulthood

300

Has the sole responsibility of carrying out the functions that are typically shared by two members

What is single parent family

300

Refers to the way in which family members relate to one another

What is Family patterns
300

Decreased saliva production; decreased chewing efficiency 

What is the gastrointestinal system

300

The transitional period between childhood and adulthood.

What is Adolescence

400

also called the stepfamily

What is blended family
400

The adult female assumes primary dominance in the areas of childcare, home making and financial decision making

What is matriarchal family pattern

400

Increased in graying, balding changes in thickness occur

What is hair

400

A major cause of death during infancy, childhood, and adolescence

What is Accidental injuries

500

created with non-biological children

What is Adoptive Family

500

Adult members function as equals, joint decision making

What is Democratic family pattern

500

Paler, thinner, irregularly pigmented

What is integumentary system

500

Marked by significant events: career decisions, marriage, new social relationships, and financial concerns

What is Adulthood