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TEST BANK FOR MATERNAL CHILD NURSING CARE
BD BD BD BD BD BD
7TH EDITION BY SHANNON E. PERRY, MARILYN J.
BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD
HOCKENBERRY, MARY CATHERINE CASHION
BD BD BD BD
CHAPTER 1-50 COMPLETE GUIDE LATEST UPDATE
BD BD BD BD BD BD
Chapter BD01: BD21st BDCentury BDMaternity BDNursing
1. When BDproviding BDcare BDfor BDa BDpregnant BDwoman, BDthe BDnurse BDshould BDbe BDaware BDthat
BDone BDof BDthe BDmost BDfrequently BDreported BDmaternal BDmedical BDrisk BDfactors BDis:
a. Diabetes BDmellitus. c. BDChronic BDhypertension.
b. Mitral BDvalve BDprolapse BD(MVP). d. BDAnemia.
ANS: BDA
2. To BDensure BDoptimal BDoutcomes BDfor BDthe BDpatient, BDthe BDcontemporary BDmaternity BDnurse
BDmust BDincorporate BDboth BDteamwork BDand BDcommunication BDwith BDclinicians BDinto BDher BDcare
BDdelivery, BDThe BDSBAR BDtechnique BDof BDcommunication BDis BDan BDeasy-to-remember BDmechanism
BDfor BDcommunication. BDWhich BDof BDthe BDfollowing BDcorrectly BDdefines BDthis BDacronym?
a. Situation, BDbaseline BDassessment, BDresponse
b. Situation, BDbackground, BDassessment, BDrecommendation
c. Subjective BDbackground, BDassessment, BDrecommendation
d. Situation, BDbackground, BDanticipated BDrecommendation
ANS: BDB
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3. The BDrole BDof BDthe BDprofessional BDnurse BDcaring BDfor BDchildbearing BDfamilies BDhas BDevolved BDto
BDemphasize:
a. Providing BDcare BDto BDpatients BDdirectlyBDat BDthe BDbedside.
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b. PrimarilyBDhospital BDcare BDof BDmaternity BDpatients.
c. Practice BDusing BDan BDevidence-based BDapproach.
d. Planning BDpatient BDcare BDto BDcover BDlonger BDhospital BDstays.
ANS: BDC
4. A BD23-year-old BDAfrican-American BDwoman BDis BDpregnant BDwith BDher BDfirst BDchild. BDBased BDon
BDthe BDstatistics BDfor BDinfant BDmortality, BDwhich BDplan BDis BDmost BDimportant BDfor BDthe BDnurse BDto
BDimplement?
a. Perform BDa BDnutrition BDassessment.
b. Refer BDthe BDwoman BDto BDa BDsocial BDworker.
c. Advise BDthe BDwoman BDto BDsee BDan BDobstetrician, BDnot BDa BDmidwife.
d. Explain BDto BDthe BDwoman BDthe BDimportance BDof BDkeeping BDher BDprenatal BDcare BDappointments.
ANS: BDD
5. During BDa BDprenatal BDintake BDinterview, BDthe BDnurse BDis BDin BDthe BDprocess BDof BDobtaining BDan
BDinitial BDassessment BDof BDa BD21-year-old BDHispanic BDpatient BDwith BDlimited BDEnglish BDproficiency.
BDIt BDis BDimportant BDfor BDthe BDnurse BDto:
a. Use BDmaternityBDjargon BDin BDorder BDfor BDthe BDpatient BDto BDbecome BDfamiliar BDwith BDthese BDterms.
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TEST BANK FOR MATERNAL CHILD NURSING CARE
BD BD BD BD BD BD
7TH EDITION BY SHANNON E. PERRY, MARILYN J.
BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD
HOCKENBERRY, MARY CATHERINE CASHION
BD BD BD BD
CHAPTER 1-50 COMPLETE GUIDE LATEST UPDATE
BD BD BD BD BD BD
Chapter BD01: BD21st BDCentury BDMaternity BDNursing
1. When BDproviding BDcare BDfor BDa BDpregnant BDwoman, BDthe BDnurse BDshould BDbe BDaware BDthat
BDone BDof BDthe BDmost BDfrequently BDreported BDmaternal BDmedical BDrisk BDfactors BDis:
a. Diabetes BDmellitus. c. BDChronic BDhypertension.
b. Mitral BDvalve BDprolapse BD(MVP). d. BDAnemia.
ANS: BDA
2. To BDensure BDoptimal BDoutcomes BDfor BDthe BDpatient, BDthe BDcontemporary BDmaternity BDnurse
BDmust BDincorporate BDboth BDteamwork BDand BDcommunication BDwith BDclinicians BDinto BDher BDcare
BDdelivery, BDThe BDSBAR BDtechnique BDof BDcommunication BDis BDan BDeasy-to-remember BDmechanism
BDfor BDcommunication. BDWhich BDof BDthe BDfollowing BDcorrectly BDdefines BDthis BDacronym?
a. Situation, BDbaseline BDassessment, BDresponse
b. Situation, BDbackground, BDassessment, BDrecommendation
c. Subjective BDbackground, BDassessment, BDrecommendation
d. Situation, BDbackground, BDanticipated BDrecommendation
ANS: BDB
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3. The BDrole BDof BDthe BDprofessional BDnurse BDcaring BDfor BDchildbearing BDfamilies BDhas BDevolved BDto
BDemphasize:
a. Providing BDcare BDto BDpatients BDdirectlyBDat BDthe BDbedside.
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b. PrimarilyBDhospital BDcare BDof BDmaternity BDpatients.
c. Practice BDusing BDan BDevidence-based BDapproach.
d. Planning BDpatient BDcare BDto BDcover BDlonger BDhospital BDstays.
ANS: BDC
4. A BD23-year-old BDAfrican-American BDwoman BDis BDpregnant BDwith BDher BDfirst BDchild. BDBased BDon
BDthe BDstatistics BDfor BDinfant BDmortality, BDwhich BDplan BDis BDmost BDimportant BDfor BDthe BDnurse BDto
BDimplement?
a. Perform BDa BDnutrition BDassessment.
b. Refer BDthe BDwoman BDto BDa BDsocial BDworker.
c. Advise BDthe BDwoman BDto BDsee BDan BDobstetrician, BDnot BDa BDmidwife.
d. Explain BDto BDthe BDwoman BDthe BDimportance BDof BDkeeping BDher BDprenatal BDcare BDappointments.
ANS: BDD
5. During BDa BDprenatal BDintake BDinterview, BDthe BDnurse BDis BDin BDthe BDprocess BDof BDobtaining BDan
BDinitial BDassessment BDof BDa BD21-year-old BDHispanic BDpatient BDwith BDlimited BDEnglish BDproficiency.
BDIt BDis BDimportant BDfor BDthe BDnurse BDto:
a. Use BDmaternityBDjargon BDin BDorder BDfor BDthe BDpatient BDto BDbecome BDfamiliar BDwith BDthese BDterms.
