Test Bank: Maternal-Newborn Nursing: The Critical Components of Nursing Care, 4th Edition, Roberta Durham, Linda Chapman Chapters 1-19 | Complete

Test Bank: Maternal-Newborn Nursing: The Critical
Components of Nursing Care, 4th Edition,
Roberta Durham, Linda Chapman Chapters 1-19 | Complete

,TABLE OF CONTENTS q q




Maternity Nursing Overview q q


1. Trends and Issues q q


2. Ethics and Standards of Practice Issues
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The Antepartal Period
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3. Genetics, Conception, Fetal Development, and Reproductive
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Technology
4. Physiological Aspects of Antepartum Care q q q q


5. The Psycho-Social-Cultural Aspects of the Antepartum Period
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6. Antepartal Tests q


7. High-Risk Antepartum Nursing Care q q q




Intrapartal Period q


8. Intrapartum Assessment and Interventions q q q


9. Fetal Heart Rate Assessment
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10. High-Risk Labor and Birth q q q


11. Intrapartum and Postpartum Care of the Cesarean Birth Families
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Postpartal Period q


12. Postpartum Physiological Assessments and Nursing Care
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13. Transition to Parenthood q q


14. High-Risk Postpartum Nursing Care q q q




Neonatal Period q


15. Physiological and Behavioral Responses of the Neonate q q q q q q


16. Discharge Planning and Teaching q q q


17. High-Risk Neonatal Nursing Care q q q




Women’s Health q


18. Well Women’s Health
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19. Alterations in Women’s Health q q q

, Chapterq1:qTrendsqandqIssues


MULTIPLEqCHOICE

1. Theqnurseqisqcaringqforqaqpatientqwhoqisqinqlaborqwithqherqfirstqchild.qTheqpatient’sqmotherqisqpr
esentqforqsupportqandqnotesqthatqthingsqhaveqchangedqinqtheqdeliveryqroomqsinceqsheqlastqgaveq
birthqinqtheqearlyq1980s.qWhichqcurrentqtrendqorqinterventionqmayqtheqpatient’sqmotherqfindqm
ostqdifferent?
1. Fetalqmonitoringqthroughoutqlabor
2. Postpartumqstayqofq10qdays
3. Expectantqpartnerqandqfamilyqinqoperatingqroomqforqcesareanqbirth
4. Hospitalqsupportqforqbreastfeeding
ANS:q 4
Chapter:qChapterq1qTrendsqandqIssues
ChapterqLearningqObjective:q1.qDiscussqcurrentqtrendsqinqtheqmanagementqofqlaborqandqbirthqP
age:q4
Heading:qTableq1-
1:qPastqandqPresentqTrendsqIntegratedqProcess
es:qNursingqProcess
ClientqNeed:qHealthqPromotionqandqMaintenanceq
CognitiveqLevel:qApplicationq[Applying]qConcep
t:qEvidence-BasedqPractice
Difficulty:qModerate

Feedback
1 Thisqisqincorrect.qFetalqmonitoringqduringqlaborqbeganqinqtheqlateq1970s.qAsqsuch,
thisqlikelyqwouldqhaveqoccurredqduringqtheqmother’sqlaborqandqdeliveryqduringqt
heq1980s.
2 Thisqisqincorrect.qInqtheqpast,qtheqaverageqhospitalqpostpartumqstayqwasq10qdays.
Presently,qtheqaverageqpostpartumqstayqisq48qhoursqorqless.
3 Thisqisqincorrect.qInqtheqpast,qexpectantqpartnersqandqfamiliesqwereqexcludedqfromqt
heqlaborqandqbirthqexperience.qPresentqtrendsqinvolveqtheqexpectantqpartnerqandqfa
milyqinqtheqlaborqandqbirthqexperience,qincludingqpresenceqinqtheqoperatingqroomqfo
rqcesareanqbirths.
4 Thisqisqcorrect.qHospitalqsupportqforqbreastfeeding,qincludingqaqlactationqconsulta
ntqandqemploymentqofqtheqBaby-
FriendlyqHospitalqInitiative,qwereqbothqenactedqduringqtheqearlyq1990s.

PTS: 1 CON:q Evidence-BasedqPractice

2. Aqpatientqwithqaqhistoryqofqhypertensionqisqgivingqbirth.qDuringqdelivery,qtheqstaffqwasqnotqab
leqtoqstabilizeqtheqpatient’sqbloodqpressure.qAsqaqresult,qtheqpatientqdiedqshortlyqafterqdeliver
y.qThisqisqanqexampleqofqwhatqtypeqofqdeath?
1. Earlyqmaternalqdeath
2. Lateqmaternalqdeath
3. Directqobstetricqdeath
4. Indirectqobstetricqdeathq
ANS:q 4

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