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TEST BANK FOR MATERNAL CHILD NURSING CARE 7T
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H EDITION BY SHANNON E. PERRY, MARILYN J. HOCKE
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NBERRY, MARY CATHERINE CASHION CHAPTER 1-
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50 COMPLETE GUIDE LATEST UPDATE
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Chapter601:621st6Century6Maternity6Nursing
1. When6providing6care6for6a6pregnant6woman,6the6nurse6should6be6aware6that6one6of6the6most
6frequently6reported6maternal6medical6risk6factors6is:
a. Diabetes6mellitus. c.6Chronic6hypertension.
b. Mitral6valve6prolapse6(MVP). d.6Anemia.
ANS:6A
2. To6ensure6optimal6outcomes6for6the6patient,6the6contemporary6maternity6nurse6must6incorpor
ate6both6teamwork6and6communication6with6clinicians6into6her6care6delivery,6The6SBAR6techniq
ue6of6communication6is6an6easy-to-
remember6mechanism6for6communication.6Which6of6the6following6correctly6defines6this6acrony
m?
a. Situation,6baseline6assessment,6response
b. Situation,6background,6assessment,6recommendation
c. Subjective6background,6assessment,6recommendation
d. Situation,6background,6anticipated6recommendation
ANS:6B
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3. The6role6of6the6professional6nurse6caring6for6childbearing6families6has6evolved6to6emphasize:
a. Providing6care6to6patients6directly6at6the6bedside.
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b. Primarily6hospital6care6of6maternity6patients.
c. Practice6using6an6evidence-based6approach.
d. Planning6patient6care6to6cover6longer6hospital6stays.
ANS:6C
4. A623-year-old6African-
American6woman6is6pregnant6with6her6first6child.6Based6on6the6statistics6for6infant6mortality,6whi
ch6plan6is6most6important6for6the6nurse6to6implement?
a. Perform6a6nutrition6assessment.
b. Refer6the6woman6to6a6social6worker.
c. Advise6the6woman6to6see6an6obstetrician,6not6a6midwife.
d. Explain6to6the6woman6the6importance6of6keeping6her6prenatal6care6appointments.
ANS:6D
5. During6a6prenatal6intake6interview,6the6nurse6is6in6the6process6of6obtaining6an6initial6assessme
nt6of6a621-year-
old6Hispanic6patient6with6limited6English6proficiency.6It6is6important6for6the6nurse6to:
a. Use6maternity6jargon6in6order6for6the6patient6to6become6familiar6with6these6terms.
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TEST BANK FOR MATERNAL CHILD NURSING CARE 7T
6 6 6 6 6 6 6
H EDITION BY SHANNON E. PERRY, MARILYN J. HOCKE
6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6
NBERRY, MARY CATHERINE CASHION CHAPTER 1-
6 6 6 6 6
50 COMPLETE GUIDE LATEST UPDATE
6 6 6 6
Chapter601:621st6Century6Maternity6Nursing
1. When6providing6care6for6a6pregnant6woman,6the6nurse6should6be6aware6that6one6of6the6most
6frequently6reported6maternal6medical6risk6factors6is:
a. Diabetes6mellitus. c.6Chronic6hypertension.
b. Mitral6valve6prolapse6(MVP). d.6Anemia.
ANS:6A
2. To6ensure6optimal6outcomes6for6the6patient,6the6contemporary6maternity6nurse6must6incorpor
ate6both6teamwork6and6communication6with6clinicians6into6her6care6delivery,6The6SBAR6techniq
ue6of6communication6is6an6easy-to-
remember6mechanism6for6communication.6Which6of6the6following6correctly6defines6this6acrony
m?
a. Situation,6baseline6assessment,6response
b. Situation,6background,6assessment,6recommendation
c. Subjective6background,6assessment,6recommendation
d. Situation,6background,6anticipated6recommendation
ANS:6B
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3. The6role6of6the6professional6nurse6caring6for6childbearing6families6has6evolved6to6emphasize:
a. Providing6care6to6patients6directly6at6the6bedside.
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b. Primarily6hospital6care6of6maternity6patients.
c. Practice6using6an6evidence-based6approach.
d. Planning6patient6care6to6cover6longer6hospital6stays.
ANS:6C
4. A623-year-old6African-
American6woman6is6pregnant6with6her6first6child.6Based6on6the6statistics6for6infant6mortality,6whi
ch6plan6is6most6important6for6the6nurse6to6implement?
a. Perform6a6nutrition6assessment.
b. Refer6the6woman6to6a6social6worker.
c. Advise6the6woman6to6see6an6obstetrician,6not6a6midwife.
d. Explain6to6the6woman6the6importance6of6keeping6her6prenatal6care6appointments.
ANS:6D
5. During6a6prenatal6intake6interview,6the6nurse6is6in6the6process6of6obtaining6an6initial6assessme
nt6of6a621-year-
old6Hispanic6patient6with6limited6English6proficiency.6It6is6important6for6the6nurse6to:
a. Use6maternity6jargon6in6order6for6the6patient6to6become6familiar6with6these6terms.
