Introduction to Maternity and Pediatric Nursing Exam 1 Newest 2025
Actual Exam Questions with Correct Verified Answers/ Graded A+
1. Advanced prac- A term often used to describe the pediatric nurse practi-
tice nurses tioner and the clinical nurse specialist
2. advocate Speaking or acting in support of a persons right and needs
3. Birthing centers Freestanding buildings outside of the hospital that provide
a comprehensive care, including antepartum time, labor
and delivery, and postpartum care and mothers classes,
lactation classes, and follow up family planning
4. Clinical Nurse The CNS provides care in the hospital or community to
Specialist (CNS) patients in specific areas such as cardiac, neurological, or
oncology care
5. Clinical path- Also known as critical path ways, maps, or multi-disci-
ways plinary action plans, clinical pathways our collaborative
guidelines that define multi disciplinary care in terms of
outcomes within a timeframe
6. Cost contain- Efficient and effective use of resources
ment
7. critical thinking Applying creativity to solve the problem. Combining basic
standard Principal is with Data specific to the patient
8. Cultural aware- A conscious awareness of the cultural values, beliefs, and
ness perceptions of oneself and others
9. Cultural compe- Equality, attained by cultural awareness and sensitivity,
tence that enables healthcare providers to adapt practices to
meet the needs of patients from various cultures
10. Cultural sensitiv- And understanding of insensitivity to cultural practices and
ity values that differ from one's own
11. Culture The body of symbols, ideas, values, traditions, and prac-
tices shared by a group of people, can also mean the
growth of organisms in a special medium
12.
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Diagnosis relat- This refers to a Medicare system that determines payment
ed groups for a hospital stay based on the patient's diagnosis
13. Documentation The written or electrical recordings of any actions taken
by the nurse or other healthcare provider, including when
the medication is given, a treatment performed, etc. This
information must be accurately entered on the patient's
chart
14. Empowerment Providing tools and not knowledge to the family that
enable informed participation in decision-making about
healthcare
15. Evidence-based Taking the best evidence obtained from current, balance,
practice published research in combining that information with the
nurses critical thinking process, experiences, and patient
needs to plan safe, effective nursing care for the patient
16. Family care plan The expansion of the nurse care plan that includes family
members
17. full inclusion The process of fully intergrating They physically or mental-
ly challenged child into society
18. Genomics The study of the functions of all of the jeans in the human
body, with a focus on their interactions with each other and
the environment
19. Health informa- Enacted in 2003, HIPPA Set standards to protect the
tion portability patient health information and allow patient access to
and accountabili- their medical records and control over how their personal
ty act information is disclosed
20. Health mainte- A medical care delivery system that offers health services
nance organiza- for a next premium, service people who are financially
tion's stable
21. Labor, delivery, Rooms in which the pregnant patient receives care during
and recovery labor and delivery and then remains to recover and care
rooms for her new infant
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Actual Exam Questions with Correct Verified Answers/ Graded A+
1. Advanced prac- A term often used to describe the pediatric nurse practi-
tice nurses tioner and the clinical nurse specialist
2. advocate Speaking or acting in support of a persons right and needs
3. Birthing centers Freestanding buildings outside of the hospital that provide
a comprehensive care, including antepartum time, labor
and delivery, and postpartum care and mothers classes,
lactation classes, and follow up family planning
4. Clinical Nurse The CNS provides care in the hospital or community to
Specialist (CNS) patients in specific areas such as cardiac, neurological, or
oncology care
5. Clinical path- Also known as critical path ways, maps, or multi-disci-
ways plinary action plans, clinical pathways our collaborative
guidelines that define multi disciplinary care in terms of
outcomes within a timeframe
6. Cost contain- Efficient and effective use of resources
ment
7. critical thinking Applying creativity to solve the problem. Combining basic
standard Principal is with Data specific to the patient
8. Cultural aware- A conscious awareness of the cultural values, beliefs, and
ness perceptions of oneself and others
9. Cultural compe- Equality, attained by cultural awareness and sensitivity,
tence that enables healthcare providers to adapt practices to
meet the needs of patients from various cultures
10. Cultural sensitiv- And understanding of insensitivity to cultural practices and
ity values that differ from one's own
11. Culture The body of symbols, ideas, values, traditions, and prac-
tices shared by a group of people, can also mean the
growth of organisms in a special medium
12.
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, Introduction to maternity and pediatric nursing Exam 1
Diagnosis relat- This refers to a Medicare system that determines payment
ed groups for a hospital stay based on the patient's diagnosis
13. Documentation The written or electrical recordings of any actions taken
by the nurse or other healthcare provider, including when
the medication is given, a treatment performed, etc. This
information must be accurately entered on the patient's
chart
14. Empowerment Providing tools and not knowledge to the family that
enable informed participation in decision-making about
healthcare
15. Evidence-based Taking the best evidence obtained from current, balance,
practice published research in combining that information with the
nurses critical thinking process, experiences, and patient
needs to plan safe, effective nursing care for the patient
16. Family care plan The expansion of the nurse care plan that includes family
members
17. full inclusion The process of fully intergrating They physically or mental-
ly challenged child into society
18. Genomics The study of the functions of all of the jeans in the human
body, with a focus on their interactions with each other and
the environment
19. Health informa- Enacted in 2003, HIPPA Set standards to protect the
tion portability patient health information and allow patient access to
and accountabili- their medical records and control over how their personal
ty act information is disclosed
20. Health mainte- A medical care delivery system that offers health services
nance organiza- for a next premium, service people who are financially
tion's stable
21. Labor, delivery, Rooms in which the pregnant patient receives care during
and recovery labor and delivery and then remains to recover and care
rooms for her new infant
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