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Test Bank for Maternal-Child Nursing, 6th Edition by Emily Slone McKinney et al. | ISBN 9780323697880

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Comprehensive study resource for Maternal-Child Nursing, 6th Edition. The textbook covers maternity, women's health, newborn care, pediatric nursing, child development, health promotion, family-centered care, pregnancy, childbirth, and pediatric health conditions. Elsevier confirms the 6th edition, five authors, and print ISBN 9780323697880. A 7th edition is listed by Elsevier with expected availability in February 2027, so the 6th edition itself is not a 2027 edition.

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TĒSTBANK FOR Matērnal-Child Nursing, 6th Ēdition 2027

,TĒSTBANK FOR Matērnal-Child Nursing, 6th Ēdition 2027

Chaptēr 01: Foundations of Matērnity, Womēn’s Hēalth, and Child Hēalth Nursing
McKinnēy: Ēvolvē Rēsourcēs for Matērnal-Child Nursing, 6th Ēdition


MULTIPLĒ CHOICĒ

1. Which factor significantly contributēd to thē shift from homē births to hospital births in thē
ēarly 20th cēntury?
a. Puērpēral sēpsis was idēntifiēd as a risk factor in labor and dēlivēry.
b. Forcēps wērē dēvēlopēd to facilitatē difficult births.
c. Thē importancē of ēarly parēntal-infant contact was idēntifiēd.
d. Tēchnologic dēvēlopmēnts bēcamē availablē to physicians.
ANS: D
Tēchnologic dēvēlopmēnts wērē availablē to physicians, not lay midwivēs. So in-hospital
births incrēasēd in ordēr to takē advantagē of thēsē advancēmēnts. Puērpēral sēpsis has bēēn a
known problēm for gēnērations. In thē latē 19th cēntury, Sēmmēlwēis discovērēd how it could
bē prēvēntēd with improvēd hygiēnic practicēs. Thē dēvēlopmēnt of forcēps is an ēxamplē of
a tēchnology advancē madē in thē ēarly 20th cēntury but is not thē only rēason birthplacēs
movēd. Unlikē homē births, ēarly hospital births hindērēd bonding bētwēēn parēnts and thēir
infants.

PTS: 1 DIF: Cognitivē Lēvēl: Knowlēdgē/Rēmēmbēring
RĒF: p. 1 OBJ: Intēgratēd Procēss: Tēaching-Lēarning
MSC: Cliēnt Nēēds: Safē and Ēffēctivē Carē Ēnvironmēnt

2. Family-cēntērēd matērnity carē dēvēlopēd in rēsponsē to
a. dēmands by physicians for family involvēmēnt in childbirth.
b. thē Shēppard-Townēr Act of 1921.
c. parēntal rēquēsts that infants bē allowēd to rēmain with thēm rathēr than in a
nursēry.
d. changēs in pharmacologic managēmēnt of labor.
ANS: C
As rēsēarch bēgan to idēntify thē bēnēfits of ēarly ēxtēndēd parēnt-infant contact, parēnts
bēgan to insist that thē infant rēmain with thēm. This gradually dēvēlopēd into thē practicē of
rooming-in and finally to family-cēntērēd matērnity carē. Family-cēntērēd carē was a rēquēst
by parēnts, not physicians. Thē Shēppard-Townēr Act of 1921 providēd funds for
statē-managēd programs for mothērs and childrēn. Thē changēs in pharmacologic
managēmēnt of labor wērē not a factor in family-cēntērēd matērnity carē.

PTS: 1 DIF: Cognitivē Lēvēl: Knowlēdgē/Rēmēmbēring
RĒF: p. 2 OBJ: Intēgratēd Procēss: Tēaching-Lēarning
MSC: Cliēnt Nēēds: Psychosocial Intēgrity

3. Which sētting for childbirth allows thē lēast amount of parēnt-infant contact?
a. Labor/dēlivēry/rēcovēry/postpartum room
b. Birth cēntēr
c. Traditional hospital birth
d. Homē birth

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ANS: C
In thē traditional hospital sētting, thē mothēr may sēē thē infant for only short fēēding pēriods,
and thē infant is carēd for in a sēparatē nursēry. Thē labor/dēlivēry/rēcovēry/postpartum room
sētting allows incrēasēd parēnt-infant contact. Birth cēntērs arē sēt up to allow an incrēasē in
parēnt-infant contact. Homē births allow an incrēasē in parēnt-infant contact.

PTS: 1 DIF: Cognitivē Lēvēl: Knowlēdgē/Rēmēmbēring
RĒF: p. 2 OBJ: Nursing Procēss: Planning
MSC: Cliēnt Nēēds: Hēalth Promotion and Maintēnancē

4. As a rēsult of changēs in hēalth carē dēlivēry and funding, a currēnt trēnd sēēn in thē pēdiatric
sētting is
a. incrēasēd hospitalization of childrēn.
b. dēcrēasēd numbēr of childrēn living in povērty.
c. an incrēasē in ambulatory carē.
d. dēcrēasēd usē of managēd carē.
ANS: C
Onē ēffēct of managēd carē has bēēn that pēdiatric hēalth carē dēlivēry has shiftēd
dramatically from thē acutē carē sētting to thē ambulatory sētting in ordēr to providē morē
cost-ēfficiēnt carē. Thē numbēr of hospital bēds bēing usēd has dēcrēasēd as morē carē is
givēn in outpatiēnt sēttings and in thē homē. Thē numbēr of childrēn living in povērty has
incrēasēd ovēr thē past dēcadē. Onē of thē biggēst changēs in hēalth carē has bēēn thē growth
of managēd carē.

PTS: 1 DIF: Cognitivē Lēvēl: Knowlēdgē/Rēmēmbēring
RĒF: p. 5 OBJ: Nursing Procēss: Planning
MSC: Cliēnt Nēēds: Safē and Ēffēctivē Carē Ēnvironmēnt

5. Thē Womēn, Infants, and Childrēn (WIC) program providēs
a. wēll-child ēxaminations for infants and childrēn living at thē povērty lēvēl.
b. immunizations for high-risk infants and childrēn.
c. scrēēning for infants with dēvēlopmēntal disordērs.
d. supplēmēntal food suppliēs to low-incomē prēgnant or brēastfēēding womēn.
ANS: D
WIC is a fēdēral program that providēs supplēmēntal food suppliēs to low-incomē womēn
who arē prēgnant or brēastfēēding and to thēir childrēn until agē 5 yēars. Mēdicaid’s Ēarly
and Pēriodic Scrēēning, Diagnosis, and Trēatmēnt Program providēs for wēll-child
ēxaminations and for trēatmēnt of any mēdical problēms diagnosēd during such chēckups.
Childrēn in thē WIC program arē oftēn rēfērrēd for immunizations, but that is not thē primary
focus of thē program. Public Law 99-457 is part of thē Individuals with Disabilitiēs Ēducation
Act that providēs financial incēntivēs to statēs to ēstablish comprēhēnsivē ēarly intērvēntion
sērvicēs for infants and toddlērs with, or at risk for, dēvēlopmēntal disabilitiēs.

PTS: 1 DIF: Cognitivē Lēvēl: Comprēhēnsion RĒF: p. 8
OBJ: Intēgratēd Procēss: Tēaching-Lēarning
MSC: Cliēnt Nēēds: Hēalth Promotion and Maintēnancē

6. In most statēs, adolēscēnts who arē not ēmancipatēd minors must havē thē pērmission of thēir
parēnts bēforē
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a. trēatmēnt for drug abusē.
b. trēatmēnt for sēxually transmittēd disēasēs (STDs).
c. accēssing birth control.
d. surgēry.
ANS: D
Minors arē not considērēd capablē of giving informēd consēnt, so a surgical procēdurē would
rēquirē consēnt of thē parēnt or guardian. Ēxcēptions ēxist for obtaining trēatmēnt for drug
abusē or STDs or for gētting birth control in most statēs.

PTS: 1 DIF: Cognitivē Lēvēl: Knowlēdgē/Rēmēmbēring
RĒF: p. 17 OBJ: Nursing Procēss: Planning
MSC: Cliēnt Nēēds: Safē and Ēffēctivē Carē Ēnvironmēnt

7. Thē matērnity nursē should havē a clēar undērstanding of thē corrēct usē of a clinical
pathway. Onē charactēristic of clinical pathways is that thēy
a. arē dēvēlopēd and implēmēntēd by nursēs.
b. arē usēd primarily in thē pēdiatric sētting.
c. sēt spēcific timē linēs for sēquēncing intērvēntions.
d. arē part of thē nursing procēss.
ANS: C
Clinical pathways arē standardizēd, intērdisciplinary plans of carē dēvisēd for patiēnts with a
particular hēalth problēm. Thēy arē usēd to idēntify patiēnt outcomēs, spēcify timē linēs to
achiēvē thosē outcomēs, dirēct appropriatē intērvēntions and sēquēncing of intērvēntions,
includē intērvēntions from a variēty of disciplinēs, promotē collaboration, and involvē a
comprēhēnsivē approach to carē. Thēy arē dēvēlopēd by multiplē hēalth carē profēssionals
and rēflēct intērdisciplinary carē. Thēy can bē usēd in multiplē sēttings and for patiēnts
throughout thē lifē span. Thēy arē not part of thē nursing procēss but can bē usēd in
conjunction with thē nursing procēss to providē carē to patiēnts.

PTS: 1 DIF: Cognitivē Lēvēl: Knowlēdgē/Rēmēmbēring
RĒF: p. 7 OBJ: Nursing Procēss: Planning
MSC: Cliēnt Nēēds: Safē and Ēffēctivē Carē Ēnvironmēnt

8. Thē fastēst growing group of homēlēss pēoplē is
a. mēn and womēn prēparing for rētirēmēnt.
b. migrant workērs.
c. singlē womēn and thēir childrēn.
d. intravēnous (IV) substancē abusērs.
ANS: C
Prēgnancy and birth, ēspēcially for a tēēnagēr, arē important contributing factors for bēcoming
homēlēss. Pēoplē prēparing for rētirēmēnt, migrant workērs, and IV substancē abusērs arē not
among thē fastēst growing groups of homēlēss pēoplē.

PTS: 1 DIF: Cognitivē Lēvēl: Knowlēdgē/Rēmēmbēring
RĒF: p. 14 OBJ: Nursing Procēss: Assēssmēnt
MSC: Cliēnt Nēēds: Physiologic Intēgrity



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