, TEST BANK FOR MATERNAL NURSING OPENSTAX LATEST
EDITION | GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED PASS!!
SENIOR CONTRIBUTING AUTHORS
AMY GILES, BAYLOR UNIVERSITY
REGINA PRUSINSKI, OTTERBEIN UNIVERSITY
LAURA WALLACE, BRENAU UNIVERSITY
Table of Contents
CHAPTERS TOPICS
Chapter 1 Foundations in Maternal–Newborn and
Women’s Health Nursing
Chapter 2 Culturally Competent Nursing Care
Chapter 3 Health Promotion, Disease & Injury
Prevention, and Well-Person Care
Chapter 4 Influences on fertility
Chapter 5 Family planning
Chapter 6 Structural and Tissue Disorders of
the Reproductive System
Chapter 7 Commonly Occurring Reproductive &
GU Disorders
Chapter 8 Disorders of the Breast
Chapter 9 Violence Against Women
Chapter 10 Pregnancy
Chapter 11 Prenatal Care
Chapter 12 Pregnancy at risk
Chapter 13 Prenatal testing
Chapter 14 Childbirth education options
Chapter 15 Process of labor and birth
Chapter 16 Electronic fetal & uterine contraction
monitoring
Chapter 17 Pain management during labor and
birth
Chapter 18 Nursing care & interventions during
labor and birth
,Chapter 19 Complications of labor & birth
Chapter 20 Postpartum care
Chapter 21 Postpartum complications
Chapter 22 Immediate care for newborn
Chapter 23 Newborn assessment
Chapter 24 Care of the typical newborn at risk
Chapter 25 Care for the typical newborn
Chapter 26 Perinatal bereavement
CHAPTER 1: Foundations in Maternal–Newborn and Women’s
Health Nursing
1. A nurse reviews national health goals for a community women’s program.
Which finding shows alignment with Healthy People 2030 goals for women
AFAB?
A. Increasing elective cesarean sections
B. Reducing primary cesarean births
C. Reducing breastfeeding rates to improve maternal rest
D. Increasing non–evidence-based birth practices
Answer: B. Reducing primary cesarean births
, Rationale:
Healthy People 2030 emphasizes reducing premature births, maternal mortality,
and primary C-sections, especially among women AFAB.
Reference: Healthy People 2030 goals for women AFAB.
2. A nurse assisting a patient identifies a preventable cause of maternal death.
Which condition is MOST likely?
A. Congenital abnormalities
B. Infectious diseases
C. Hemorrhage
D. Rh incompatibility
Answer: C. Hemorrhage
Rationale:
Maternal mortality is largely preventable, with hemorrhage, hypertension, and
infection as top causes.
Reference: “Maternal deaths… largely preventable” and common causes.
3. A woman presents at 10 weeks pregnant and reports food insecurity. Which
social determinant is MOST relevant?
A. Biological factors
B. Genetics
C. Economic stability
D. Reproductive autonomy
Answer: C. Economic stability
Rationale:
Economic stability directly affects nutritious food access, healthcare access, and
maternal outcomes.
Reference: SDH include economic stability, built environment, education, etc.
EDITION | GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED PASS!!
SENIOR CONTRIBUTING AUTHORS
AMY GILES, BAYLOR UNIVERSITY
REGINA PRUSINSKI, OTTERBEIN UNIVERSITY
LAURA WALLACE, BRENAU UNIVERSITY
Table of Contents
CHAPTERS TOPICS
Chapter 1 Foundations in Maternal–Newborn and
Women’s Health Nursing
Chapter 2 Culturally Competent Nursing Care
Chapter 3 Health Promotion, Disease & Injury
Prevention, and Well-Person Care
Chapter 4 Influences on fertility
Chapter 5 Family planning
Chapter 6 Structural and Tissue Disorders of
the Reproductive System
Chapter 7 Commonly Occurring Reproductive &
GU Disorders
Chapter 8 Disorders of the Breast
Chapter 9 Violence Against Women
Chapter 10 Pregnancy
Chapter 11 Prenatal Care
Chapter 12 Pregnancy at risk
Chapter 13 Prenatal testing
Chapter 14 Childbirth education options
Chapter 15 Process of labor and birth
Chapter 16 Electronic fetal & uterine contraction
monitoring
Chapter 17 Pain management during labor and
birth
Chapter 18 Nursing care & interventions during
labor and birth
,Chapter 19 Complications of labor & birth
Chapter 20 Postpartum care
Chapter 21 Postpartum complications
Chapter 22 Immediate care for newborn
Chapter 23 Newborn assessment
Chapter 24 Care of the typical newborn at risk
Chapter 25 Care for the typical newborn
Chapter 26 Perinatal bereavement
CHAPTER 1: Foundations in Maternal–Newborn and Women’s
Health Nursing
1. A nurse reviews national health goals for a community women’s program.
Which finding shows alignment with Healthy People 2030 goals for women
AFAB?
A. Increasing elective cesarean sections
B. Reducing primary cesarean births
C. Reducing breastfeeding rates to improve maternal rest
D. Increasing non–evidence-based birth practices
Answer: B. Reducing primary cesarean births
, Rationale:
Healthy People 2030 emphasizes reducing premature births, maternal mortality,
and primary C-sections, especially among women AFAB.
Reference: Healthy People 2030 goals for women AFAB.
2. A nurse assisting a patient identifies a preventable cause of maternal death.
Which condition is MOST likely?
A. Congenital abnormalities
B. Infectious diseases
C. Hemorrhage
D. Rh incompatibility
Answer: C. Hemorrhage
Rationale:
Maternal mortality is largely preventable, with hemorrhage, hypertension, and
infection as top causes.
Reference: “Maternal deaths… largely preventable” and common causes.
3. A woman presents at 10 weeks pregnant and reports food insecurity. Which
social determinant is MOST relevant?
A. Biological factors
B. Genetics
C. Economic stability
D. Reproductive autonomy
Answer: C. Economic stability
Rationale:
Economic stability directly affects nutritious food access, healthcare access, and
maternal outcomes.
Reference: SDH include economic stability, built environment, education, etc.
