Full Test Bank for Leifer’s Introduction to Maternity and Pediatric Nursing in Canada, 1st Edition – Lisa Keenan-Lindsay, Gloria Leifer

INTRODUCTIONVTOVMATERNITYVANDVPEDIATRICVINVCANADAV1STVEDITIONVBYVLEIFER

,TESTVBANKVFORVLEIFER’SVINTRODUCTIONVTOVMATERNITYVANDVPEDIATRICVNURSIN
GVINVCANADAV1STVEDITIONVBYVLEIFER

ChapterV01:VOverviewVofVPerinatalVandVPediatricVNursingVinVCanada

MULTIPLEVCHOICE

1.VAVpatientVchoosesVtoVhaveVtheVcertifiedVnurseVmidwifeV(CNM)VprovideVcareVduringVherVpregnancy.
VWhatVdoesVtheVCNMsVscopeVofVpracticeVinclude?
a. PracticeVindependentV fromVmedicalV supervision
b. ComprehensiveVprenatalVcare
c. AttendanceVatVallVdeliveries
d. CesareanVsections

ANS:VB
TheVCNMVprovidesVcomprehensiveVprenatalVandVpostnatalVcare,VattendsVuncomplicatedVdeliveries,VandV
ensuresVthatVaVbackupVphysicianVisVavailableVinVcaseVofVunforeseenVproblems.

DIF:VCognitiveVLevel:VComprehensionVREF:V PageV 6
TOP:VAdvanceV PracticeVNursingV RolesVKEY:VNursingV ProcessVStep:VImplementation
MSC:VNCLEX:VHealthVPromotionVandVMaintenance:VPreventionVandVEarlyVDetectionVofVDisease

2. WhichVmedicalVpioneerVdiscoveredVtheVrelationshipVbetweenVtheVincidenceVofVpuerperalVfeverVandVu
nwashedVhands?
a. KarlVCred
b. IgnazV Semmelweis
c. LouisV Pasteur
d. JosephV Lister

ANS:VB
IgnazVSemmelweisVdeducedVthatVpuerperalVfeverVwasVseptic,Vcontagious,VandVtransmittedVbyVtheVunw
ashedVhandsVofVphysiciansVandVmedicalVstudents.

DIF:VCognitiveVLevel:VKnowledgeVREF:VPageV2
VTOP:VTheVPastVKEY:VNursingV ProcessV Step:V
N/A
MSC:VNCLEX:VSafe,VEffectiveVCareVEnvironment:V SafetyVandVInfectionVControl

3. AVpregnantVwomanVwhoVhasVrecentlyVimmigratedVtoVtheVUnitedVStatesVcommentsVtoVtheVnurse,VIVa
mVafraidVofVchildbirth.V ItVisVsoV dangerous.VIVamVafraidVIVwillVdie.V WhatVisVtheVbestVnursingV respons
eVreflectingV culturalVsensitivity?
a. MaternalVmortalityVinVtheVUnitedVStatesVisVextremelyVlow.
b. AnesthesiaVisVavailableVtoVrelieveVpainVduringVlaborVandVchildbirth.
c. TellVmeVwhyVyouVareVafraidVofVchildbirth.
d. YourVconditionVwillVbeVmonitoredVduringVlaborVandVdelivery.

ANS:VC
AskingVtheVpatientVaboutVherVconcernsVhelpsVpromoteVunderstandingVandVindividualizesV patientVcare.

DIF:VCognitiveVLevel:VApplicationVREF:VPageV7
TOP:VCross-
CulturalVCareVKEY:VNursingVProcessVStep:VImplementationVMSC:V
NCLEX:VPsychosocialVIntegrity:VPsychologicalVAdaptation

4. AnVurbanVareaVhasVbeenVreportedVtoVhaveVaVhighV perinatalVmortalityVrate.V WhatVinformationVdoesVthisVprovide?
a. MaternalVandVinfantVdeathsVperV100,000VliveVbirthsVperVyear
b. DeathsVofVfetusesVweighingVmoreVthanV500VgVperV10,000VbirthsV perVyear
c. DeathsVofVinfantsVupVtoV1VyearVofVageVperV1000VliveVbirthsVperVyear
d. FetalVandVneonatalVdeathsVperV1000VliveVbirthsV perVyear

ANS:VD

,TheVperinatalVmortalityVrateVincludesVfetalVandVneonatalVdeathsVperV1000VliveVbirthsVp

erVyear.VDIF:VCognitiveVLevel:VComprehensionVREF:VPageV12


OBJ:V9VTOP:VTheVPresent-ChildVCare
KEY:VNursingVProcessV Step:VImplementation
MSC:VNCLEX:VSafe,VEffectiveV CareVEnvironment:V CoordinatedV Care

5. WhatVisVtheVfocusVofV currentVmaternityVpractice?
a. HospitalVbirthsVforVtheVmajorityVofVwomen
b. TheVtraditionalVfamilyVunit
c. SeparationVofVlaborVroomsVfromVdeliveryV rooms
d. AVqualityVfamilyVexperienceVforVeachVpatient

ANS:VD
CurrentVmaternityVpracticeVfocusesVonVaVhigh-qualityVfamilyVexperienceVforVallVfamilies,VtraditionalVorVotherwise.

DIF:VCognitiveVLevel:VComprehensionVREF:VPageV6
TOP:VTheVPresent-
MaternityVCareVKEY:VNursingVProcessVStep:VN/AVMSC:VNCLEX:V
HealthVPromotionVandVMaintenance

6. WhoVadvocatedVtheVestablishmentVofVtheVChildrensVBureau?
a. LillianVWald
b. FlorenceVNightingale
c. FlorenceVKelly
d. ClaraVBarton

ANS:VA
LillianVWaldVisVcreditedVwithVsuggestingVtheVestablishmentVofVaVfederalVChildrensVBureau.

DIF:VCognitiveVLevel:VKnowledgeVREF:VPageV4
TOP:VTheVPastVKEY:VNursingV ProcessV Step:VImplementation
MSC:VNCLEX:VHealthV PromotionV andVMaintenance:VGrowthV andVDevelopment
NURSINGTB.COM
7. WhatVwasVtheVresultVofVresearchV doneVinVtheV1930sVbyVtheVChildrensVBureau?
a. ChildrenVwithVheartVproblemsVareVnowVcaredVforVbyVpediatricVcardiologists.
b. TheVChildVAbuseVandV PreventionVActVwasVpassed.
c. HotVlunchVprogramsVwereVestablishedVinVmanyVschools.
d. ChildrensVasylumsVwereV founded.

ANS:VC
SchoolVhotVlunchVprogramsVwereVdevelopedVasVaVresultVofVresearchVbyVtheVChildrensVBureauVonVtheV
effectsVofVeconomicVdepressionVonVchildren.

DIF:VCognitiveVLevel:VKnowledgeVREF:VPageV4
VTOP:VTheVPastVKEY:VNursingV ProcessV Step:V
N/A
MSC:VNCLEX:VHealthVPromotionV andVMaintenance:VCoordinatedVCare

8. WhatVgovernmentVprogramVwasVimplementedVtoV increaseVtheVeducationalVexposureV ofVpreschoolVchildren?
a. WIC
b. TitleV XIXV ofVMedicaid
c. TheV ChildrensV Charter
d. HeadVStart

ANS:VD
HeadVStartVprogramsVwereVestablishedV toVincreaseVeducationalVexposureVofVpreschoolVchildren.

DIF:VCognitiveVLevel:VKnowledgeVREF:VPageV3
TOP:VGovernmentVInfluencesV inVMaternityVandVPediatricVCareVKEY:VNursingVProcessVStep:VN/A

, MSC:VNCLEX:VHealthVPromotionVandVMaintenance:VGrowthVandVDevelopment

9. WhatVguidelinesVdefineVmultidisciplinaryVpatientVcareVinVtermsVofVexpectedVoutcomeVandVtimefra
meVfromVdifferentVareasVofVcareVprovision?
a. ClinicalVpathways
b. NursingVoutcomeVcriteria
c. StandardsVofVcare
d. NursingVcareVplan

ANS:VA
ClinicalVpathways,ValsoVknownVasVcriticalVpathwaysVorVcareVmaps,VareVcollaborativeVguidelinesVthatVd
efineVpatientVcareVacrossVdisciplines.VExpectedVprogressVwithinVaVspecifiedVtimelineVisVidentified.

DIF:VCognitiveVLevel:VKnowledgeVREF:VPageV12
TOP:VHealthVCareVDeliveryVSystemsVKEY:VNursingVProcessVStep:V
N/AVMSC:VNCLEX:VSafe,VEffectiveVCareVEnvironment:VCoordinate
dVCare

10. AVnursingVstudentVhasVreviewedVaVhospitalizedVpediatricVpatientVchart,VinterviewedVherVmother,VandV
collectedVadmissionVdata.VWhatVisVtheVnextVstepVtheVstudentVwillVtakeVtoVdevelopVaVnursingVcareVplanV
forVthisVchild?
a. IdentifyVmeasurableVoutcomesVwithVaVtimeline.
b. ChooseVspecificVnursingVinterventionsVforVtheVchild.
c. DetermineV appropriateV nursingV diagnoses.
d. StateVnursingVactionsVrelatedVtoVtheVchildsVmedicalVdiagnosis.

ANS:VC
TheVnurseVusesVassessmentVdataVtoVselectVappropriateVnursingVdiagnosesVfromVtheVNANDA-
IVlist.VOutcomesVandVinterventionsVareVthenVdevelopedVtoVaddressVtheVrelevantVnursingVdiagnoses.

DIF:VCognitiveVLevel:VApplicationVREF:VPageV11
TOP:VNursingVProcessVKEY:VNursingVProcessVStep:VNursingVDiagn
osisVMSC:VNCLEX:VSafe,VEffectiveVCareVEnvironment:VCoordinated
VCare

11. AVnursingVstudentVonVanVobstetricVrotationVquestionsVtheVfloorVnurseVaboutVtheVdefinitionVofVtheV
LVN/LPNVscopeVofVpractice.VWhatVresourceVcanVtheVn u r s eNsUuRg Sg IeNs tGtoT Bth. Ce VOstM
udent?
a. AmericanVNursesVAssociation
b. StatesVboardVofVnursing
c. JointVCommission
d. AssociationVofVWomensVHealth,VObstetricVandVNeonatalV Nurses

ANS:VB
TheVscopeVofVpracticeVofVtheVLVN/LPNVisVpublishedVbyVtheVstatesVboardVofVnursing.

DIF:VCognitiveVLevel:VComprehensionVREF:VPa
geV3VOBJ:V18VTOP:VCriticalVThinking
KEY:VNursingVProcessV Step:VImplementation
MSC:VNCLEX:VSafe,VEffectiveV CareVEnvironment:V CoordinatedV Care

12. WhatVwasVrecommendedV byVKarlVCredVinV1884?
a. AllVwomenVshouldVbeVdeliveredVinVaVhospitalVsetting.
b. ChemicalVmeansVshouldVbeVusedV toVcombatVinfection.
c. PodalicVversionVshouldVbeVdoneVonVallVfetuses.
d. SilverVnitrateVshouldVbeVplacedVinVtheVeyesVofVnewborns.

ANS:VD
InV1884VKarlVCredVrecommendedVtheVuseVofV2%VsilverVnitrateVinVtheVeyesVofVnewbornsVtoVreduceVth
eVincidenceVofVblindness.

DIF:VCognitiveVLevel:VKnowledgeVREF:VPageV2
TOP:VUseVofVSilverVNitrateVKEY:VNursingVProcessVStep:VN/A
MSC:VNCLEX:VHealthV PromotionV andV Maintenance:V PreventionV andVEarlyVDetectionV ofVDisease