Essentials Of Maternity, Newborn, And Women's Health
By: Susan Ricci
5th Edition
, Table Of Content
Unit One Introduction To Maternity, Newborn, And Women's Nursing
o Chapter 1 Perspectives On Maternal, Newborn, And Women's Health Care
o Chapter 2 Family-Centered Community-Based Care
Unit Two Women’s Health Throughout The Lifespan
o Chapter 3 Anatomy And Physiology Of The Reproductive Systems
o Chapter 4 Common Reproductive Issues
o Chapter 5 Sexually Transmitted Infections
o Chapter 6 Disorders Of The Breasts
o Chapter 7 Benign Disorders Of The Female Reproductive Tract
o Chapter 8 Cancers Of The Female Reproductive Tract
o Chapter 9 Violence And Abuse
Unit Three Pregnancy
o Chapter 10 Fetal Development And Genetics
o Chapter 11 Maternal Adaptation During Pregnancy
o Chapter 12 Nursing Management During Pregnancy
Unit Four Labor And Birth
o Chapter 13 Labor And Birth Process
o Chapter 14 Nursing Management During Labor And Birth
Unit Five Postpartum Period
o Chapter 15 Postpartum Adaptations
o Chapter 16 Nursing Management During The Postpartum Period
Unit Six The Newborn
o Chapter 17 Newborn Transitioning
o Chapter 18 Nursing Management Of The Newborn
Unit Seven Childbearing At Risk
o Chapter 19 Nursing Management Of Pregnancy At Risk: Pregnancy-Related
Complications
o Nursing Management
o Chapter 20 Nursing Management Of The Pregnancy At Risk: Selected Health
Conditions And Vulnerable Populations
o Chapter 21 Nursing Management Of Labor And Birth At Risk
o Chapter 22 Nursing Management Of The Postpartum Woman At Risk
Unit Eight The Newborn At Risk
o Chapter 23 Nursing Care Of The Newborn With Special Needs
o Chapter 24 Nursing Management Of The Newborn At Risk: Acquired And Congenital
Newborn Conditions
,Essentials Of Maternity Newborn And Women's Health Nursing 5th
Edition Ricci Test Bank
Chapter 1 Perspectives On Maternal, Newborn, And Women's Health Care
1 The United States Ranks 50th In The World For Maternal
. Mortality And 41st Among Industrialized Nations For Infant
Mortality Rate. When Developing Programs To Assist In
Decreasing These Rates, Which Factor Would Most Likely
Need To Be Addressed As Having The Greatest Impact?
A Resolving All Language And Cultural Differences
)
B Assuring Early And Adequate Prenatal Care
)
C Providing More Extensive Womens Shelters
)
D Encouraging All Women To Eat A Balanced Diet
)
2 When Integrating The Principles Of Family-Centered Care, The
. Nurse Would Include Which Of The Following?
A Childbirth Is Viewed As A Procedural Event
)
B Families Are Unable To Make Informed Choices
)
C Childbirth Results In Changes In Relationships
)
D Families Require Little Information To Make
) Appropriate Decisions
, 3 When Preparing A Teaching Plan For A Group Of First-Time
. Pregnant Women, The Nurse Expects To Review How
Maternity Care Has Changed Over The Years. Which Of The
Following Wouldthe Nurse Include When Discussing Events
Of The 20th Century?
A Epidemics Of Puerperal Fever
)
B Performance Of The First Cesarean Birth
)
C Development Of The X-Ray To Assess Pelvic Size
)
D Creation Of Free-Standing Birth Centers
)
4 After Teaching A Group Of Students About Pregnancy-
. Related Mortality, The Instructor Determines That Additional
Teaching Is Needed When The Students Identify Which
Condition As A Leading Cause?
A Hemorrhage
)
B Embolism
)
C Obstructed Labor
)
D Infection
)
5 The Nurse Is Working With A Group Of Community Health
. Members To Develop A Plan To Address The Special Health
Needs Of Women. Which Of The Following Conditions
Would The Group Address As The Major Problem?