TEST BANK - Olds' Maternal-Newborn Nursing & Women's Health Across the Lifespan, 11th Edition (Davidson), Chapters 1 - 36

TEST BANK - Olds' Maternal-Newborn Nursing
& Women's Health Across the Lifespan,
11th Edition (Davidson),
Chapters 1 - 36 | All Chapters Verified

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, Chapter 1 D


QuestionD1DTyp
e:DMCSA

TheDnurseDisDspeakingDtoDstudentsDaboutDchangesDinDmaternal–newbornDcare.DOneDchangeDisDthatDself-
careDhasDgainedDwideDacceptanceDwithDpatients,DtheDhealthcareDcommunity,DandDthird-
partyDpayersDdueDtoDresearchDfindingsDthatDsuggestDthatDit:

1. ShortensDnewbornDlengthDofDstay.

2. DecreasesDuseDofDhomeDhealthDagencies.

3. ReducesDhealthcareDcosts.

4. DecreasesDtheDnumberDofDemergencyDdepartmentDvisits.

CORRECTDANSWER:D3

RationaleD1:DLengthDofDstayDisDoftenDdeterminedDbyDthird-
partyDpayerD(insuranceDcompany)DpoliciesDasDwellDasDphysiologicDstabilityDofDtheDmotherDandDnewborn.DHom
eDhealthcareDagenciesDoftenDareDinvolvedDinDpatientDcareDtoDdecreaseDhospitalDstayDtime.

RationaleD2:DHomeDhealthcareDagenciesDoftenDareDinvolvedDinDpatientDcareDtoDdecreaseDhospitalDstayDtime.

RationaleD3:DResearchDindicatesDself-careDsignificantlyDreducesDhealthcareDcosts.

RationaleD4:DAcuteDemergenciesDareDaddressedDbyDemergencyDdepartments,DandDareDnotDdelayedDbyDthoseDpracti
cingDself-care.

QuestionD2

InDorderDtoDcombatDtheDimpersonalDnatureDofDtechnologyDthatDsometimesDinterferesDwithDfamily-
focusedDcare,DtheDnurseDshouldDtakeDwhichDactions?

StandardDText:DSelectDallDthatDapply.

1. AdvocateDwithinDtheDcommunityDforDnaturalDchildbirth.

2. MakeDchildbirthDeducationDclassesDavailable.

3. BeDinstrumentalDinDprovidingDchangeDinDtheDbirthDenvironmentDatDwork.

, 4. SuggestDthatDdoulasDnotDbeDallowedDtoDinterfereDwithDtheDchildbirthDprocess.

5. AdvocateDforDmoreDhomeDhealthcareDagencies.

CORRECTDANSWER:D1,2,3,5

RationaleD1:DNaturalDchildbirth,DifDtheDpatientDisDable,DisDtheDsafestDmethodDforDtheDbaby.

RationaleD2:DItDisDappropriateDforDnurses,DinDconjunctionDwithDdoctorsDandDhospitals,DtoDprovideDchildbirthDcl
assesDforDtheDexpectantDfamilies.

RationaleD3:DByDworkingDwithDotherDstaffDandDdoctors,DtheDnurseDisDableDtoDimplementDchangeDasDneededDwithinD
theDbirthingDunit.

RationaleD4:DDoulasDareDencouragedDtoDbeDpartDofDtheDbirthingDprocessDasDtheDpatientDwishes.DTheyDareDmainly
DthereDasDaDcoach.



RationaleD5:DPatientsDareDgoingDhomeDsoonerDallDtheDtime,DsoDthereDneedsDtoDbeDmoreDfollow-upDinDtheDhome.

QuestionD3

TheDnurseDisDtellingDaDnewDpatientDhowDtechnologyDusedDinDmaternal–
newbornDcareDhasDchangedDtheDwayDtheDnurseDcaresDforDherDpatients.DAnDexampleDofDthisDis:

1. ElectiveDinductions,DrequestedDcesareans,DepiduralDanesthesia,DandDfetalDmonitoring.

2. DeliveringDatDhomeDwithDaDnurse-midwifeDandDdoula.

3. HavingDtheDfatherDpresentDasDtheDcoachDandDcutDtheDumbilicalDcord.

4. BreastfeedingDofDtheDnewDbabyDonDtheDdeliveryDtable.

CORRECTDANSWER:D1

RationaleD1:DElectiveDinductions,DrequestedDcesareans,DepiduralDanesthesia,DandDfetalDmonitoringDareDallDre
centDtechnologiesDthatDhaveDaffectedDtheDcareDinDlaborDandDdeliveryDareas.

RationaleD2:DADnurse-midwifeDandDaDdoulaDareDnotDexamplesDofDtechnologicalDcare.

RationaleD3:DFathers‟DbeingDpresentDduringDlaborDandDcoachingDtheirDpartnersDrepresentsDnontechnologicalDcare
DduringDchildbirth.



RationaleD4:DBreastfeedingDisDnotDanDexampleDofDtechnologyDimpactingDcare.


QuestionD4