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Adolescent Careand Prescribing Medications to Pediatric Patients
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Role Relationships and Sexuality
Part 1: Role Relationships
What are role relationships?
Children are a part of families, and these families are made up of fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters, cousins, grandparents, step-fathers, step-mothers, guardians, two mothers, two fathers, transgender caregivers, and more! It is the responsibility of the prudent NP to understand roles in a family unit they can counsel, encourage, and educate appropriately for all infants, children, and adolescents.
Standards of Care that Keep Families Healthy
•Parental resilience
• Social connections
• Knowledge of parenting and child development
• Concrete support in times of need
• Social and emotional competence of children
•Parental resilience
• Social connections
• Knowledge of parenting and child development
• Concrete support in times of need
• Social and emotional competence of children
The USDHHS recommends:
• Reduce children's exposure to violence.
• Reduce bullying and sexual violence with dating.
• Decrease the percentage of public middle and high schools with a violent incident.
• Reduce physical assaults and physical fighting among adolescents.
• Reduce weapon carrying by adolescents (grades 9 to 12) on school property.
• Reduce morbidity and mortality related to child maltreatment.
• Reduce children's exposure to violence.
• Reduce bullying and sexual violence with dating.
• Decrease the percentage of public middle and high schools with a violent incident.
• Reduce physical assaults and physical fighting among adolescents.
• Reduce weapon carrying by adolescents (grades 9 to 12) on school property.
• Reduce morbidity and mortality related to child maltreatment.
Two-parent families
Children living
with two unmarried
parents or parent
figures
with two unmarried
parents or parent
figures
Children living
with
grandparents or
adoptive parents
with
grandparents or
adoptive parents
Children living
with sexual minority
parents
with sexual minority
parents
Single-parent
families
families
Children living
with adolescent
parents
with adolescent
parents
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What are Family Units?
Part 2:
Sexuality
Sexuality
Did she say Sexuality??!!!!