TESTBANK - Varney's Midwifery 7th Edition by Julia
Phillippi and Ira Kantrowitz-Gordon| Complete 1-39
Chapters Questions and Answers
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
Part I — Midwifery
1. Context of Individuals Seeking Midwifery Care
2. Professional Foundations of Midwifery
Part II — Primary Care
3. An Introduction to Sexual, Reproductive, and Primary Care
4. Health Promotion Across the Lifespan
5. Common Conditions in Primary Care
6. Nutrition
7. Mental Health Conditions
Part III — Sexual, Gynecologic, and Reproductive Health Care
8. Anatomy and Physiology of the Reproductive System
9. Sexuality
10.Fertility, Family Building, and Contraception
11.Nonhormonal Contraception
12.Hormonal Contraception
13.Gender-Affirming Care
14.Menopause
15.Menstrual Cycle Abnormalities
16.Malignant and Chronic Gynecologic Disorders
17.Breast and Chest Conditions
18.Reproductive Tract and Sexually Transmitted Infections
Part IV — Antepartum
, 19.Anatomy and Physiology of Pregnancy
20.Assessment for Genetic and Fetal Abnormalities
21.Prenatal Care
22.Early Pregnancy Loss and Abortion Care
23.Pregnancy-Related Conditions
24.Medical Complications in Pregnancy
Part V — Intrapartum
25.Anatomy and Physiology of Labor and Birth
26.First Stage of Labor
27.Fetal Assessment During Labor
28.Support During Labor
29.Second Stage of Labor and Birth
30.Complications During Labor and Birth
31.Third Stage of Labor
32.Birth in the Home and Birth Center
Part VI — Postpartum
33.Anatomy and Physiology of Postpartum
34.Postpartum Care
35.Postpartum Complications
Part VII — Newborn
36.Anatomy and Physiology of the Newborn
37.Infant Feeding and Lactation
38.Physical Assessment of the Newborn
39.Neonatal Care
, PART I — MIDWIFERY
CHAPTER 1 — CONTEXT OF INDIVIDUALS SEEKING MIDWIFERY CARE
1.
Which principle is most central to person-centered midwifery care?
A. Standardizing every client's care plan
B. Incorporating the client's values and preferences
C. Limiting client participation in decisions
D. Prioritizing institutional routines
Answer: B
Rationale: Person-centered care recognizes the individual as an active participant
whose preferences, values, culture, goals, and circumstances should inform
clinical decisions.
2.
A client reports previous traumatic healthcare experiences. What is the most
appropriate initial response?
A. Ask the client to describe every traumatic event
B. Use trauma-informed communication and offer control over the interaction
C. Avoid discussing healthcare experiences
D. Immediately refer the client to psychiatry
Answer: B
Rationale: Trauma-informed care emphasizes safety, choice, collaboration, trust,
and empowerment without requiring unnecessary disclosure.
3.
Which factor is a social determinant of health?
A. Blood type
B. Housing stability
Phillippi and Ira Kantrowitz-Gordon| Complete 1-39
Chapters Questions and Answers
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
Part I — Midwifery
1. Context of Individuals Seeking Midwifery Care
2. Professional Foundations of Midwifery
Part II — Primary Care
3. An Introduction to Sexual, Reproductive, and Primary Care
4. Health Promotion Across the Lifespan
5. Common Conditions in Primary Care
6. Nutrition
7. Mental Health Conditions
Part III — Sexual, Gynecologic, and Reproductive Health Care
8. Anatomy and Physiology of the Reproductive System
9. Sexuality
10.Fertility, Family Building, and Contraception
11.Nonhormonal Contraception
12.Hormonal Contraception
13.Gender-Affirming Care
14.Menopause
15.Menstrual Cycle Abnormalities
16.Malignant and Chronic Gynecologic Disorders
17.Breast and Chest Conditions
18.Reproductive Tract and Sexually Transmitted Infections
Part IV — Antepartum
, 19.Anatomy and Physiology of Pregnancy
20.Assessment for Genetic and Fetal Abnormalities
21.Prenatal Care
22.Early Pregnancy Loss and Abortion Care
23.Pregnancy-Related Conditions
24.Medical Complications in Pregnancy
Part V — Intrapartum
25.Anatomy and Physiology of Labor and Birth
26.First Stage of Labor
27.Fetal Assessment During Labor
28.Support During Labor
29.Second Stage of Labor and Birth
30.Complications During Labor and Birth
31.Third Stage of Labor
32.Birth in the Home and Birth Center
Part VI — Postpartum
33.Anatomy and Physiology of Postpartum
34.Postpartum Care
35.Postpartum Complications
Part VII — Newborn
36.Anatomy and Physiology of the Newborn
37.Infant Feeding and Lactation
38.Physical Assessment of the Newborn
39.Neonatal Care
, PART I — MIDWIFERY
CHAPTER 1 — CONTEXT OF INDIVIDUALS SEEKING MIDWIFERY CARE
1.
Which principle is most central to person-centered midwifery care?
A. Standardizing every client's care plan
B. Incorporating the client's values and preferences
C. Limiting client participation in decisions
D. Prioritizing institutional routines
Answer: B
Rationale: Person-centered care recognizes the individual as an active participant
whose preferences, values, culture, goals, and circumstances should inform
clinical decisions.
2.
A client reports previous traumatic healthcare experiences. What is the most
appropriate initial response?
A. Ask the client to describe every traumatic event
B. Use trauma-informed communication and offer control over the interaction
C. Avoid discussing healthcare experiences
D. Immediately refer the client to psychiatry
Answer: B
Rationale: Trauma-informed care emphasizes safety, choice, collaboration, trust,
and empowerment without requiring unnecessary disclosure.
3.
Which factor is a social determinant of health?
A. Blood type
B. Housing stability
