Safe Maternity and Pediatric Nursing Care 2nd Edition Linnard-Palmer Test Bank

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,Table3of3Contents page
Chapter31.3 Introduction3to3Maternity3and3Pediatric3Nursing ................................................... 3-18
Chapter32.3Culture............................................................................................................. 19-34
Chapter33.3Women’s3Health3Promotion3Across3the3Life3Span.............................................. 34-46
Chapter34.3Human3Reproduction3and3Fetal3Development ..................................................... 46-59
Chapter35.3 Physical3and3Psychological3Changes3of3Pregnancy ...............................................60-100
Chapter37.3 Promoting3a3Healthy3Pregnancy ..........................................................................100-107
Chapter383&3Chapter39.3Nursing3Care3of3the3Woman3With3Complications3During3Pregnancy…10
7-3150Chapter310.3Nursing3Care3of3the3Woman3with3Complications3during3Labor3and3Birth ....150-
183
Chapter311.3Birth-Related3Procedures ................................................................................. 183-215
Chapter312.3 Postpartum3Nursing3Care.................................................................................. 215-229
Chapter313.3Postpartum3Complications ................................................................................ 229-250
Chapter314.3 Physiological3and3Behavioral3Adaptations3of3the3Newborn .................................. 250-262
Chapter315.3Nursing3Care3of3the3Newborn ...........................................................................262-276
Chapter316.3Newborn3Nutrition ........................................................................................... 276-290
Chapter317.3Nursing3Care3of3the3Newborn3at3Risk ................................................................ 290-313
Chapter318.3Health3Promotion3of3the3Infant:3Birth3to3One3Year ............................................ 313-326
Chapter319.3Health3Promotion3of3the3Toddler ...................................................................... 326-339
Chapter320.3Health3Promotion3of3the3Preschooler ................................................................ 339-350
Chapter321.3Health3Promotion3of3the3School-Aged3Child ......................................................350-360
Chapter322.3Health3Promotion3of3the3Adolescent ..................................................................360-371
Chapter323.3Nursing3Care3of3the3Hospitalized3Child ............................................................. 371-385
Chapter324.3Acutely3Ill3Children3and3Their 3Needs................................................................ 385-403
Chapter325.3Adapting3to3Chronic3Illness3and3Supporting3the3Family .......................................403-411
Chapter326.3The3Abused3Child............................................................................................. 411-425
Chapter327.3Child3With3a3Neurological3Condition ................................................................. 425-438
Chapter328.3Child3With3a3Sensory3Impairment.......................................................................438-455
Chapter329.3Child3With3a3Mental3Health3Condition................................................................455-470
Chapter330.3Child3With3a3Respiratory3Condition ................................................................... 470-492
Chapter331.3Child3With3a3Cardiac3Condition......................................................................... 492-510
Chapter332.3Child3With3a3Metabolic3Condition ...................................................................... 510-522
Chapter333.3Child3With3a3Musculoskeletal3Condition ............................................................. 522-536
Chapter334.3Child3With3a3Gastrointestinal3Condition .............................................................. 536-556
Chapter335.3Child3With3a3Genitourinary3Condition ................................................................ 556-572
Chapter336.3Child3With3a3Skin3Condition .............................................................................. 572-591
Chapter337.3Child3With3a3Communicable3Disease .................................................................. 591-603
Chapter338.3Child3With3an3Oncological3or3Hematological ...................................................... 603-620

,Safe3 Maternity3and3Pediatric3Nursing3Care32nd3Edition3Linnard-

Palmer3Test3 Bank3Chapter31.3 Introduction3to3Maternity3and3 Pediatric3Nursing

MULTIPLE3CHOICE


1. A3patient3chooses3to3have3the3certified3nurse3midwife3(CNM)3provide3care3during3her3pregnanc
y.3What3does3the3CNMs3scope3of3practice3include?

a. Practice3independent3from3medical3supervision

b. Comprehensive3 prenatal3 care

c. Attendance3at3all3deliveries

d. Cesarean3sections3ANS:3B

The3CNM3provides3comprehensive3prenataland3postnatal3care,3attends3uncomplicated3deliveries,3and3e
nsures3that3a3backup3physician3is3available3in3 case3of3unforeseen3problems.

DIF:3Cognitive3Level:3Comprehension3REF:3Page363OBJ:312

TOP:3Advance3Practice3Nursing3Roles3KEY:3 Nursing3Process3Step:3Implementation

MSC:3NCLEX:3Health3 Promotion3and3Maintenance:3Preventionand3Early3Detection3of3Disease



2. Which3medical3pioneer3discovered3the3relationship3between3the3incidence3of3puerperal3fev
er3and3unwashed3hands?

a. Karl3Cred

b. Ignaz3 Semmelweis

c. Louis3Pasteur

d. Joseph3Lister3ANS:3B

Ignaz3Semmelweis3deduced3that3puerperal3fever3was3septic,3contagious,3and3transmitted3by3the3un
washed3hands3of3physicians3and3medicalstudents.

DIF:3Cognitive3Level:3Knowledge3REF:3Page323OBJ:313TOP:3The3Past3KEY:3Nursing3Proce

ss3Step:3N/AMSC:3NCLEX:3Safe,3Effective3Care3Environment:3Safety3and3Infection3Control

, 3. A3 pregnant3woman3who3has3 recently3immigrated3to3the3United3States3comments3to3the3nurse,3I



am3afraid3of3childbirth.3It3is3so3dangerous.3I3am3afraid3I3will3die.3What3is3the3best3nursing3respons
e3reflecting3cultural3sensitivity?

a. Maternal3mortality3in3the3United3States3is3extremely3low.

b. Anesthesia3is3available3to3relieve3 pain3during3labor3and3childbirth.

c. Tell3me3why3you3are3afraid3of 3childbirth.

d. Your3condition3will3be3monitored3during3labor3and3 delivery.3ANS:3C

Asking3the3patient3about3her3concerns3helps3promote3understandingand3individualizes3patient3care.

3DIF:3Cognitive3Level:3Application3REF:3Page37-83OBJ:38


TOP:3 Cross-
Cultural3Care3KEY:3 Nursing3Process3Step:3Implementation3MSC:3NCLEX:3Psychosocial3Integrity:3Psychologica
l3Adaptation

4. An3urban3area3has3been3reported3to3have3a3high3perinatal3mortality3rate.3What3information3d
oes3this3provide?

a. Maternal3and3infant3deaths3per3100,0003 live3births3per3year

b. Deaths3of3 fetuses3weighing3more3than35003 g3per310,0003 births3per3year

c. Deaths3of3 infants3up3to313year3of3age3 per310003 live3births3per3year

d. Fetal3and3 neonatal3deaths3per310003 live3births3per3year3 ANS:3D

The3perinatalmortality3rate3 includes3 fetal3and3neonataldeaths3per310003 live3 births3per3 year.



DIF:3Cognitive3Level:3Comprehension3REF:3Page312,3Box31-63OBJ:393TOP:3The3Present-

Child3CareKEY:3Nursing3Process3Step:3Implementation

MSC:3NCLEX:3Safe,3Effective3Care3 Environment:3Coordinated3Care



5. What3is3the3 focus3of3current3maternity3practice?

a. Hospital3births3for3the3majority3of3women