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EDAPT INTRODUCTION TO MATERNAL
CHILD NURSING-WELL REVISED
ASSESSMENT EXAM WITH PERFECTLY
ANSWERED QUESTIONS 2026
When planning maternal child care for a client, nurses and providers must take
into consideration the specific needs of the client.
Match the following service types of care with the clients and the experience they
would best serve. - correct-answer -Level I facility- Low-risk clients, in a hospital
setting
LDR room- Mom labors, delivers and recovers in the same room, but is
transferred to a postpartum unit.
Birth centers- Tub births and births may not require as much medical monitoring.
Home births- Specialized physicians and midwives deliver within a client's
residence.
Level II facility- Typically, care is provided for clients 32 weeks gestation in a
hospital setting.
LRDP room- Mom labors, delivers and recovers in the same room and stays for 2-
4 days.
Level III facility- Highest-risk moms and their infant(s), in a hospital setting
The nurse is reviewing the principles of family-centered care with a mom who
delivered her first child over 10 years ago. Which statements suggest the client
may need further education? Select all that apply. - correct-answer -"Because my
partner loves me, the baby's birth will not change our family dynamics."
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"Birth is a natural process, so I am glad that nothing can really go wrong."
A client at 35 weeks of gestation states, "Why can't I have an induction now? I am
so tired of being pregnant. The stretch marks are ugly, and I don't want my body
to be ruined. I will never be able to wear a bikini again." - correct-answer -Infants
born before term, specifically at 34 to 36 weeks, are immature and have more
health complications.
Highlight the information in the nurse's note that would decide which level of
obstetric care facility Allison needs to go to for assistance. - correct-answer -3
options: history of postpartum hemorrhage, 6th delivery, known drug use may
also be a reason for a level III admission.
Which of the following is the client most at risk for? - correct-answer -Increased
risk of postpartum hemorrhage.
Most families now recognize that they have choices in the childbirth experience.
What are the basic principles of family-centered care? - correct-answer -All are
correct.
Which factors will help to reduce maternal mortality in the United States? Select
all that apply. - correct-answer -Delivery by a certified nurse midwife (CNM)
Use of a specialized antepartum maternity clinic
EDAPT INTRODUCTION TO MATERNAL
CHILD NURSING-WELL REVISED
ASSESSMENT EXAM WITH PERFECTLY
ANSWERED QUESTIONS 2026
When planning maternal child care for a client, nurses and providers must take
into consideration the specific needs of the client.
Match the following service types of care with the clients and the experience they
would best serve. - correct-answer -Level I facility- Low-risk clients, in a hospital
setting
LDR room- Mom labors, delivers and recovers in the same room, but is
transferred to a postpartum unit.
Birth centers- Tub births and births may not require as much medical monitoring.
Home births- Specialized physicians and midwives deliver within a client's
residence.
Level II facility- Typically, care is provided for clients 32 weeks gestation in a
hospital setting.
LRDP room- Mom labors, delivers and recovers in the same room and stays for 2-
4 days.
Level III facility- Highest-risk moms and their infant(s), in a hospital setting
The nurse is reviewing the principles of family-centered care with a mom who
delivered her first child over 10 years ago. Which statements suggest the client
may need further education? Select all that apply. - correct-answer -"Because my
partner loves me, the baby's birth will not change our family dynamics."
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"Birth is a natural process, so I am glad that nothing can really go wrong."
A client at 35 weeks of gestation states, "Why can't I have an induction now? I am
so tired of being pregnant. The stretch marks are ugly, and I don't want my body
to be ruined. I will never be able to wear a bikini again." - correct-answer -Infants
born before term, specifically at 34 to 36 weeks, are immature and have more
health complications.
Highlight the information in the nurse's note that would decide which level of
obstetric care facility Allison needs to go to for assistance. - correct-answer -3
options: history of postpartum hemorrhage, 6th delivery, known drug use may
also be a reason for a level III admission.
Which of the following is the client most at risk for? - correct-answer -Increased
risk of postpartum hemorrhage.
Most families now recognize that they have choices in the childbirth experience.
What are the basic principles of family-centered care? - correct-answer -All are
correct.
Which factors will help to reduce maternal mortality in the United States? Select
all that apply. - correct-answer -Delivery by a certified nurse midwife (CNM)
Use of a specialized antepartum maternity clinic
