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A A A A A A A A
Carman Test Bank A A
Chapter 1 A
1. When A integrating A the A principles A of A family-centered A care A
into A the A birthing A process, A the A nurse A would A base A
care A upon A which A belief?
A. Birth A is A viewed A as A a A medical A event.
B. Families A are A unable A to A make A informed A choices A due A to A stress.
C. Birth A results A in A changes A in A relationships.
D. Families A require A little A information A to A make A appropriate A decisions A for A care.
Answer: A C
Rationale: AFamily-centered Acare Ais Abased Aon Athe Afollowinagb A i A rpb A .rcNionmc/ A t A ieps A
tles: A Birth A affects A the A entire A family, A and A relationships A will A change; A
birth A is A viewed A as A a A normal, A healthy A event A in A the A life A of A the
A family; A and A families A are A capable A of A making A decisions A about A
their A own A care A if A given A adequate A information A and A professional A
support.
Question A format: A Multiple A Choice
Chapter A 1: A Perspectives A on A Maternal A and A Child A
Health A Care A Cognitive A Level: A Apply
Client A Needs: A Health A Promotion A
and A Maintenance A Integrated A
Process:
Teaching/Learning A Integrated A Process: A Caring A
Reference: A p. A 7
2. The A nurse A is A working A with A a A group A of A community A health A
members A to A develop A a A plan A to A address A the A special A health A
needs A of A women. A The A group A would A design A educational A programs A
to A address A which A priority A condition?
A. Smoking
B. Heart A disease
,
, Maternity and Pediatric Nursing 5th Edition Ricci Kyle
A A A A A A A A
Carman Test Bank A A
Chapter 1 A
1. When A integrating A the A principles A of A family-centered A care A
into A the A birthing A process, A the A nurse A would A base A
care A upon A which A belief?
A. Birth A is A viewed A as A a A medical A event.
B. Families A are A unable A to A make A informed A choices A due A to A stress.
C. Birth A results A in A changes A in A relationships.
D. Families A require A little A information A to A make A appropriate A decisions A for A care.
Answer: A C
Rationale: AFamily-centered Acare Ais Abased Aon Athe Afollowinagb A i A rpb A .rcNionmc/ A t A ieps A
tles: A Birth A affects A the A entire A family, A and A relationships A will A change; A
birth A is A viewed A as A a A normal, A healthy A event A in A the A life A of A the
A family; A and A families A are A capable A of A making A decisions A about A
their A own A care A if A given A adequate A information A and A professional A
support.
Question A format: A Multiple A Choice
Chapter A 1: A Perspectives A on A Maternal A and A Child A
Health A Care A Cognitive A Level: A Apply
Client A Needs: A Health A Promotion A
and A Maintenance A Integrated A
Process:
Teaching/Learning A Integrated A Process: A Caring A
Reference: A p. A 7
2. The A nurse A is A working A with A a A group A of A community A health A
members A to A develop A a A plan A to A address A the A special A health A
needs A of A women. A The A group A would A design A educational A programs A
to A address A which A priority A condition?
A. Smoking
B. Heart A disease
