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| an individual's conceptualization of themselves |
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| what are the components of self concept? |
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| identity, body image, self-esteem, and role performance |
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| internal sense of self; who you think you are |
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| perceptions of your body; can be real or conceived |
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| how you feel about yourself and this can change over time |
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| way you perceive your ability to carry out specific roles |
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| knowledge of what is needed in order to function effectively in a role? |
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| the expected behaviors and values of the role |
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| what is an identity stressor? |
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| anything that changes how we define ourselves |
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| developmental stressors can change you sense of |
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| simultaneously assuming 2 or more roles that are inconsistent, incongruent, or mutually exclusive |
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| role ambiguity and when is it most prevalent? |
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| unclear expectations causing unsureness on what to do and how to do it. Adolescence |
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| combination of role conflict and role ambiguity. Inadequate or being unsuited for the role. |
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| having more roles or responsibilities within a role than are manageable |
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| what are the components of sexual identity? |
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| biological identity, gender identity, gender role, and sexual orientation |
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| considered nature; what you are born with, determined at birth |
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| what affects primary and secondary sexual characteristics? |
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| considered as nurture; from the way you were raised and is usually developed by age 6 |
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| what you act like; can be culturally determined |
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| erotic preference for one sex over another |
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| what are the effects of antidepressants on sexual drive? |
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| what is the major focus of primary care? |
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| what are the preventative and primary care services? |
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| schools, occupational health, physician's office, clinics, nursing centers, and block and parish centers, and community centers |
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| what are the different roles of a nurse? |
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| manager, advocate, caregiver, communicator and educator |
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| what are the functions of an ANP? |
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| clinician, case manager, consultant, researcher, and educator |
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| APN is an umbrella term for what roles? |
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| ARNP, CNS, CNM,CRNA, nurse administrator, researcher, and educator |
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| Title 6 of the Civil Rights Act |
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| no person regardless of race or skin color can be excluded from healthcare |
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| values, thoughts, beliefs, and communications and institutions of religious, racial, ethnic, or social groups that guide decision making and worldview |
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| has distinct characteristics from the dominant culture |
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| shared identity r/t sociocultural heritage, language, values, geographical space, etc |
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| socialization into one's primary culture as a child |
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| adapting to and adopting a new culture |
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| varying degress of affiliation with a dominant culture |
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