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Question:
Juanita is 11 weeks pregnant with an unintended pregnancy with her life partner Joel.
They've begun discussing where the baby will sleep and are making plans for Juanita to
stay home for the first few years and not work. What maternal process of pregnancy is
Juanita displaying? Binding-in Fetal embodiment Seeking safe passage Nesting.
Answer:
Binding-in
Question:
Tina is 6 weeks pregnant and at the OB office for her initial OB visit. She is in a
committed relationship and the pregnancy is not unwelcome though it was unplanned.
She states, "I'm just not sure how I feel about being pregnant, it's not real to me yet."
What is your best therapeutic response to Tina? "We need to get you to a counselor as
soon as possible to make sure you don't harm yourself or your baby." "Have you talked
to your partner about your feelings so you can decide if you'd rather terminate the
pregnancy?" "Being ambivalent to your pregnancy is a normal response. Do you have
any questions or concerns I can answer for you about your pregnancy?" "Being
ambivalent to your pregnancy is a normal response. You shouldn't worry about
anything right now though, as the baby is fine and so are you.".
Answer:
Being ambivalent to your pregnancy is a normal response. Do you have any questions
or concerns I can answer for you about your pregnancy?
,Question:
Which of the following are expected responses from an adolescent upon becoming
pregnant? Select all that apply. Telling her peers she's gaining weight because of a diet
change. Making her first prenatal appointment at 25 weeks. Making her first prenatal
appointment at 8 weeks. Using the pregnancy as an opportunity to gain independence
from her parents. Being unwilling to name the infant and referring to the pregnancy as
'it'..
Answer:
Telling her peers she's gaining weight because of a diet change. Making her first
prenatal appointment at 25 weeks. Being unwilling to name the infant and referring to
the pregnancy as 'it'.
Question:
Danielle is 12 weeks pregnant, and her husband Chris is having a difficult time
adjusting. He's been experiencing insomnia, weight gain, food aversion, and nausea.
What is Chris experiencing? Couvade syndrome Moratorium phase Ambivalence
Dyspepsia.
Answer:
Couvade syndrome
Question:
A previously potty-trained 3-year-old who begins to wet the bed and requests to wear a
diaper when a newborn sibling it brought home is experiencing which behavior?
Aggression Indifference Anticipation Regression.
Answer:
Regression
, Question:
Which of the following are the most likely to have a hard time adjusting to their new
role as grandparents? The Smiths, both 62, expecting their fourth grandchild in the last
3 years, all from their three adult children in stable relationships. The Browns, 40 and
42, whose 22-year-old daughter let them know she was 10 weeks pregnant 6 months
after getting married. The Fletches, both 37, whose 17-year-old daughter with mental
health concerns is 22 weeks pregnant. Caroline, 49, whose 19-year-old daughter and
her boyfriend of 3 years announced she's 7 weeks pregnant and they are getting
married at city hall tomorrow..
Answer:
The Fletches, both 37, whose 17-year-old daughter with mental health concerns is 22
weeks pregnant.
Question:
"Do you feel safe at home?" is a question that should be asked at what time? At every
intake or initial appointment and as needed thereafter if there are signs of concern. If
the patient appears unhappy in her relationship. If the patient is recently divorced and
you feel the relationship was abusive. At the first visit while the partner is in the room
so that you can note their response as well..
Answer:
At every intake or initial appointment and as needed thereafter if there are signs of
concern.
Question:
Erika lost her first pregnancy at 14 weeks approximately a year ago. She is now back
for a new OB appointment with her second pregnancy at 8 weeks. As you do your initial
assessment, she tells you she's worried that she isn't excited about this new pregnancy
and won't be able to bond with the baby when it comes. Which of the following
statements is true about Erika's situation? She should have waited longer before
becoming pregnant, as it's obvious she's still grieving for her lost pregnancy. She is
experiencing the normal psychological responses to becoming pregnant after a loss
that will resolve as she moves through the developmental tasks of pregnancy. She is
experiencing the normal psychological responses to becoming pregnant after a loss
that will only resolve once she receives counseling and possibly medication. She is
experiencing depression and should be counseled on what antidepressants are safe to
use while.
Answer:
She is experiencing the normal psychological responses to becoming pregnant after a
loss that will resolve as she moves through the developmental tasks of pregnancy.
Nursing
CARE FINAL Exam Questions and
Answers Verified Solutions Latest
Update
Question:
Juanita is 11 weeks pregnant with an unintended pregnancy with her life partner Joel.
They've begun discussing where the baby will sleep and are making plans for Juanita to
stay home for the first few years and not work. What maternal process of pregnancy is
Juanita displaying? Binding-in Fetal embodiment Seeking safe passage Nesting.
Answer:
Binding-in
Question:
Tina is 6 weeks pregnant and at the OB office for her initial OB visit. She is in a
committed relationship and the pregnancy is not unwelcome though it was unplanned.
She states, "I'm just not sure how I feel about being pregnant, it's not real to me yet."
What is your best therapeutic response to Tina? "We need to get you to a counselor as
soon as possible to make sure you don't harm yourself or your baby." "Have you talked
to your partner about your feelings so you can decide if you'd rather terminate the
pregnancy?" "Being ambivalent to your pregnancy is a normal response. Do you have
any questions or concerns I can answer for you about your pregnancy?" "Being
ambivalent to your pregnancy is a normal response. You shouldn't worry about
anything right now though, as the baby is fine and so are you.".
Answer:
Being ambivalent to your pregnancy is a normal response. Do you have any questions
or concerns I can answer for you about your pregnancy?
,Question:
Which of the following are expected responses from an adolescent upon becoming
pregnant? Select all that apply. Telling her peers she's gaining weight because of a diet
change. Making her first prenatal appointment at 25 weeks. Making her first prenatal
appointment at 8 weeks. Using the pregnancy as an opportunity to gain independence
from her parents. Being unwilling to name the infant and referring to the pregnancy as
'it'..
Answer:
Telling her peers she's gaining weight because of a diet change. Making her first
prenatal appointment at 25 weeks. Being unwilling to name the infant and referring to
the pregnancy as 'it'.
Question:
Danielle is 12 weeks pregnant, and her husband Chris is having a difficult time
adjusting. He's been experiencing insomnia, weight gain, food aversion, and nausea.
What is Chris experiencing? Couvade syndrome Moratorium phase Ambivalence
Dyspepsia.
Answer:
Couvade syndrome
Question:
A previously potty-trained 3-year-old who begins to wet the bed and requests to wear a
diaper when a newborn sibling it brought home is experiencing which behavior?
Aggression Indifference Anticipation Regression.
Answer:
Regression
, Question:
Which of the following are the most likely to have a hard time adjusting to their new
role as grandparents? The Smiths, both 62, expecting their fourth grandchild in the last
3 years, all from their three adult children in stable relationships. The Browns, 40 and
42, whose 22-year-old daughter let them know she was 10 weeks pregnant 6 months
after getting married. The Fletches, both 37, whose 17-year-old daughter with mental
health concerns is 22 weeks pregnant. Caroline, 49, whose 19-year-old daughter and
her boyfriend of 3 years announced she's 7 weeks pregnant and they are getting
married at city hall tomorrow..
Answer:
The Fletches, both 37, whose 17-year-old daughter with mental health concerns is 22
weeks pregnant.
Question:
"Do you feel safe at home?" is a question that should be asked at what time? At every
intake or initial appointment and as needed thereafter if there are signs of concern. If
the patient appears unhappy in her relationship. If the patient is recently divorced and
you feel the relationship was abusive. At the first visit while the partner is in the room
so that you can note their response as well..
Answer:
At every intake or initial appointment and as needed thereafter if there are signs of
concern.
Question:
Erika lost her first pregnancy at 14 weeks approximately a year ago. She is now back
for a new OB appointment with her second pregnancy at 8 weeks. As you do your initial
assessment, she tells you she's worried that she isn't excited about this new pregnancy
and won't be able to bond with the baby when it comes. Which of the following
statements is true about Erika's situation? She should have waited longer before
becoming pregnant, as it's obvious she's still grieving for her lost pregnancy. She is
experiencing the normal psychological responses to becoming pregnant after a loss
that will resolve as she moves through the developmental tasks of pregnancy. She is
experiencing the normal psychological responses to becoming pregnant after a loss
that will only resolve once she receives counseling and possibly medication. She is
experiencing depression and should be counseled on what antidepressants are safe to
use while.
Answer:
She is experiencing the normal psychological responses to becoming pregnant after a
loss that will resolve as she moves through the developmental tasks of pregnancy.
