Basic Concepts Genes and Diseases Life Terms Roles Parents
100
Genetics
The study of heredity and its variations
100
Cytogenetics
Is the study of genetics at the chromosome level.
100
Lifestyle Choices
Can affect a child’s health include patterns of eating; exercise; use of tobacco, drugs, or alcohol; and methods of coping with stress.
100
Provider
The person who is primarily responsible for generating the family’s income
100
Authoritarian
Expects obedience from the child and discourages the child from questioning the family’s
rules. The parent provides low support and high control over the child.
200
Heredity
The process of transmitting genetic characteristics from parent to offspring.
200
Health Status
May be a factor soon
after birth.
200
Resilience
Refers to the qualities that enable an individual to cope
with significant adverse events or stresses and still function competently
200
Decision Maker
The person who is responsible for making choices, especially related to lifestyle and leisure time
200
Permissive
Have little control over the behavior of their children. Rules or standards may be
inconsistent, unclear, or nonexistent.
300
Gender
Can influence many key aspects, such as physical
characteristics and personal attributes.
Is established when the sex chromosomes join.
300
The physiologic immaturity
An infant’s body systems increases the risk for infection
300
Family
Considered the basic social unit.
300
Nurturer
The primary caregiver
300
Uninvolved, Rejecting, or Neglecting.
They do not provide rules or standards. The child’s
basic needs are often met but the parent is disconnected from the child’s life.
400
Race
Indicates membership in a particular group of humans who have biological traits that are transmitted by descent; they may share
physical features such as skin color, bone structure, or blood type.
400
Nutritional Deprivation
Can seriously interfere
with brain development and other functions.
- Opposite of adequate nutrition
400
Blended Family
Parents and their stepchildren are part of ...
400
Health Manager
The person responsible for ensuring that family members maintain their health, such as scheduling doctor visits and ensuring that immunizations are current.
400
Discipline
Involves increasing desirable behavior and decreasing or eliminating undesirable behavior.
500
Temperament
Is the manner in which a child interacts with the environment
500
Fast Food / Junk Food
These types of diets are
one cause of childhood obesity and are linked to the recent increases in the number of cases of childhood type 2 diabetes
500
Adoption
Can occur domestically (through an agency or intermediary such as an attorney in the family’s own area or country) or in another culture.
500
Gate keeper
The person who manages information inflow and outflow
500
Punishment
It involves a negative or unpleasant experience or consequence for doing
or not doing something






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