TEST BANK: OLDS’ MATERNAL-
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NEWBORNNURSING &
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WOMEN’S HEALTH ACROSS
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THE LIFESPAN, 11TH
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iEDITION, MICHELE i
iDAVIDSON, MARCIA i
iLONDON, PATRICIA i
LADEWIG
,Table iof iContents
PART iI: iINTRODUCTION iTO iMATERNAL-NEWBORN iNURSING
1. Contemporary iMaternal-Newborn iNursing
2. Families, iCultures, iand iComplementary iTherapies
PART iII: iWOMEN’S iHEALTH iACROSS iTHE iLIFESPAN
3. Health iPromotion
4. Family iPlanning
5. Commonly iOccurring iInfections
6. Women’s iHealth iProblems
7. Social iIssues
8. Violence iAgainst iWomen
PART iIII: iHUMAN iREPRODUCTION
9. Reproductive iPhysiology, iConception, iand iFetal iDevelopment
10. Reproductive
iGeneticsiP ART iIV:
iPREGNANCY
11. Physical iand iPsychologic iChanges iof iPregnancy
12. Antepartum iNursing iAssessment
13. The iExpectant iFamily: iNeeds iand iCare
14. Maternal iNutrition
15. Pregnancy iin iSelected iPopulations
16. Assessment iof iFetal iWell-Being
17. Pregnancy iat iRisk: iPregestational iProblems
18. Pregnancy iat iRisk: iGestational
iOnset iPART iV: iLABOR iAND
iBIRTH
19. Processes iand iStages iof iLabor iand iBirth
20. Intrapartum iNursing iAssessment
21. The iFamily iin iChildbirth: iNeeds iand iCare
22. Pharmacologic iPain iManagement
23. Childbirth iat iRisk: iPrelabor iOnset iComplications
24. Childbirth iat iRisk: iLabor-Related iComplications
25. Birth-Related
iProceduresiPART iVI: iTHE
iNEWBORN
26. Physiologic iResponses iof ithe iNewborn ito iBirth
27. Nursing iAssessment iof ithe iNewborn
28. The iNormal iNewborn: iNeeds iand iCare
29. Newborn iNutrition
30. The iNewborn iat iRisk: iConditions iPresent iat iBirth
31. The iNewborn iat iRisk: iBirth-Related
iStressorsiPART iVII: iPOSTPARTUM
32. Postpartum iAdaptation iand iNursing iAssessment
33. The iPostpartum iFamily: iNeeds iand iCare
34. Home iCare iof ithe iPostpartum iFamily
35. The iPostpartum iFamily iat iRisk
36. Grief iand iLoss iin ithe iChildbearing iFamily
,Old’s iMaternal-Newborn iNursing iand iWomen’s iHealth,
i11e(Davidson/London/Ladewig)
Chapter i1 iContemporary iMaternal-Newborn iNursing
1) The inurse iis ispeaking ito istudents iabout ichanges iin imaternal-newborn icare. iOne
ichange iis it hat iself-care ihas igained iwide iacceptance iwith iclients iand ithe
ihealthcarecommunity idue itoiresearch ifindings ithat isuggest ithat iit ihas iwhich ieffect?
A) Shortens inewborn ilength iof istay
B) Decreases iuse iof ihome ihealth iagencies
C) Decreases ihealthcare icosts
D) Decreases ithe inumber iof iemergency idepartment
ivisitsiAnswer: iC
Explanation:
A) Length iof istay iis ioften idetermined iby ithird-party ipayer i(insurance icompany)
ipoliciesias iwell ias ithe iphysiologic istability iof ithe imother iand inewborn. iHome
ihealthcare iagencies ioften iare iinvolved iin iclient icare ito idecrease ihospital
istaytime.
B) Home ihealthcare iagencies ioften iare iinvolved iin iclient icare ito idecrease
ihospitalstayit ime.
C) Research iindicates ithat iself-care isignificantly idecreases ihealthcare icosts.
D) Acute iemergencies iare iaddressed iby iemergency idepartments, iand iare
inotdelayediby ithose ipracticing iself-care.
Page iRef: i3
Cognitive iLevel: iUnderstanding
Client iNeed/Sub: iHealth iPromotion iand iMaintenance: iSelf-Care
Standards: iQSEN iCompetencies: iⅠ.A.2. iDescribe istrategies ito iempower ipatients
iorfamilies iiniall iaspects iof ithe ihealthcare iprocess. i| iAACN iEssentials iCompetencies: iⅨ
.7. iProvide iappropriate ipatient iteaching ithat ireflects idevelopmental istage, iage, iculture,
ispirituality, ipatient ipreferences, iand ihealth iliteracy iconsiderations ito ifoster ipatient
iengagement iin itheir icare. i| iNLN iCompetencies: iContext iand iEnvironment: iHealth
icareeconomic ipolicy; ireimbursement istructures; iaccreditation istandards; istaffing imodels
iand iproductivity; isupply ichain imodels i| iNursing/Integrated iConcepts: iNursing
iProcess:Planning.
Learning iOutcome: i1 iDiscuss ithe iimpact iof ithe iself-care imovement ion
icontemporaryichildbirth.
MNL iLO: iRecognize icontemporary iissues irelated ito icare iof ithe ichildbearing ifamily.
, 2) Care idelivered iby inurse-midwives ican ibe isafe iand ieffective iand ican irepresent ia
ipositive iresponse ito ithe ihealthcare iprovider ishortage. iNurse-midwives itend ito
iuseless itechnology,iwhich ioften iresults iin iwhich iof ithe ifollowing?
A) There iis iless itrauma ito ithe imother.
B) More ichildbirth ieducation iclasses iare iavailable.
C) They iare iinstrumental iin iproviding ichange iin ithe ibirth ienvironment iat iwork.
D) They iadvocate ifor imore ihome ihealthcare iagencies.
Answer: iA
iExplanation
:
A) Nurse-midwife imodels iof icare ican ibe ione iway ito iensure ithat imothers
ireceiveiexcellent iprenatal iand iintrapartum icare.
B) It iis iappropriate ifor inurse-midwives, iin iconjunction iwith idoctors iand
ihospitals, itoiprovide ichildbirth iclasses ifor iexpectant ifamilies.
C) By iworking iwith iother istaff imembers iand idoctors, ithe inurse-midwife iis
iable itoiimplement ichanges ias ineeded iwithin ithe ibirthing iunit.
D) Clients iare iincreasingly igoing ihome isooner, iso ithere ineeds ito ibe imore ifollow-
upin itheihome.
Page iRef: i3
Cognitive iLevel: iUnderstanding
Client iNeed/Sub: iHealth iPromotion iand iMaintenance: iHealth
iPromotion/DiseasePrevention iStandards: iQSEN iCompetencies: iⅢ.A.6. iDescribe ihow ithe
istrength iand irelevance iof iavailableievidence iinfluences ithe ichoice iof iinterventions iin
iprovision iof ipatient-centeredcare. i| iAACN iEssentials iCompetencies: iⅨ. i5. iDeliver
icompassionate, ipatient-centered,evidence-based i care ithat i respects ipatient iand i family
ipreferences. i| iNLN iCompetencies: iContext iand iEnvironment: iRead iand iinterpret idata;
iapply ihealth ipromotion/disease iprevention istrategies; iapply ihealth ipolicy; iconduct
ipopulation-based itranscultural ihealth iassessments iand iinterventions. i| iNursing/Integrated
iConcepts: iNursing iProcess: iPlanning.
Learning iOutcome: i2 iCompare ithe inursing iroles iavailable ito ithe imaternal-newbornnurse.
MNL iLO: iRecognize icontemporary iissues irelated ito icare iof ithe ichildbearing ifamily.
i i i
NEWBORNNURSING &
i i
WOMEN’S HEALTH ACROSS
i i
THE LIFESPAN, 11TH
i i i
iEDITION, MICHELE i
iDAVIDSON, MARCIA i
iLONDON, PATRICIA i
LADEWIG
,Table iof iContents
PART iI: iINTRODUCTION iTO iMATERNAL-NEWBORN iNURSING
1. Contemporary iMaternal-Newborn iNursing
2. Families, iCultures, iand iComplementary iTherapies
PART iII: iWOMEN’S iHEALTH iACROSS iTHE iLIFESPAN
3. Health iPromotion
4. Family iPlanning
5. Commonly iOccurring iInfections
6. Women’s iHealth iProblems
7. Social iIssues
8. Violence iAgainst iWomen
PART iIII: iHUMAN iREPRODUCTION
9. Reproductive iPhysiology, iConception, iand iFetal iDevelopment
10. Reproductive
iGeneticsiP ART iIV:
iPREGNANCY
11. Physical iand iPsychologic iChanges iof iPregnancy
12. Antepartum iNursing iAssessment
13. The iExpectant iFamily: iNeeds iand iCare
14. Maternal iNutrition
15. Pregnancy iin iSelected iPopulations
16. Assessment iof iFetal iWell-Being
17. Pregnancy iat iRisk: iPregestational iProblems
18. Pregnancy iat iRisk: iGestational
iOnset iPART iV: iLABOR iAND
iBIRTH
19. Processes iand iStages iof iLabor iand iBirth
20. Intrapartum iNursing iAssessment
21. The iFamily iin iChildbirth: iNeeds iand iCare
22. Pharmacologic iPain iManagement
23. Childbirth iat iRisk: iPrelabor iOnset iComplications
24. Childbirth iat iRisk: iLabor-Related iComplications
25. Birth-Related
iProceduresiPART iVI: iTHE
iNEWBORN
26. Physiologic iResponses iof ithe iNewborn ito iBirth
27. Nursing iAssessment iof ithe iNewborn
28. The iNormal iNewborn: iNeeds iand iCare
29. Newborn iNutrition
30. The iNewborn iat iRisk: iConditions iPresent iat iBirth
31. The iNewborn iat iRisk: iBirth-Related
iStressorsiPART iVII: iPOSTPARTUM
32. Postpartum iAdaptation iand iNursing iAssessment
33. The iPostpartum iFamily: iNeeds iand iCare
34. Home iCare iof ithe iPostpartum iFamily
35. The iPostpartum iFamily iat iRisk
36. Grief iand iLoss iin ithe iChildbearing iFamily
,Old’s iMaternal-Newborn iNursing iand iWomen’s iHealth,
i11e(Davidson/London/Ladewig)
Chapter i1 iContemporary iMaternal-Newborn iNursing
1) The inurse iis ispeaking ito istudents iabout ichanges iin imaternal-newborn icare. iOne
ichange iis it hat iself-care ihas igained iwide iacceptance iwith iclients iand ithe
ihealthcarecommunity idue itoiresearch ifindings ithat isuggest ithat iit ihas iwhich ieffect?
A) Shortens inewborn ilength iof istay
B) Decreases iuse iof ihome ihealth iagencies
C) Decreases ihealthcare icosts
D) Decreases ithe inumber iof iemergency idepartment
ivisitsiAnswer: iC
Explanation:
A) Length iof istay iis ioften idetermined iby ithird-party ipayer i(insurance icompany)
ipoliciesias iwell ias ithe iphysiologic istability iof ithe imother iand inewborn. iHome
ihealthcare iagencies ioften iare iinvolved iin iclient icare ito idecrease ihospital
istaytime.
B) Home ihealthcare iagencies ioften iare iinvolved iin iclient icare ito idecrease
ihospitalstayit ime.
C) Research iindicates ithat iself-care isignificantly idecreases ihealthcare icosts.
D) Acute iemergencies iare iaddressed iby iemergency idepartments, iand iare
inotdelayediby ithose ipracticing iself-care.
Page iRef: i3
Cognitive iLevel: iUnderstanding
Client iNeed/Sub: iHealth iPromotion iand iMaintenance: iSelf-Care
Standards: iQSEN iCompetencies: iⅠ.A.2. iDescribe istrategies ito iempower ipatients
iorfamilies iiniall iaspects iof ithe ihealthcare iprocess. i| iAACN iEssentials iCompetencies: iⅨ
.7. iProvide iappropriate ipatient iteaching ithat ireflects idevelopmental istage, iage, iculture,
ispirituality, ipatient ipreferences, iand ihealth iliteracy iconsiderations ito ifoster ipatient
iengagement iin itheir icare. i| iNLN iCompetencies: iContext iand iEnvironment: iHealth
icareeconomic ipolicy; ireimbursement istructures; iaccreditation istandards; istaffing imodels
iand iproductivity; isupply ichain imodels i| iNursing/Integrated iConcepts: iNursing
iProcess:Planning.
Learning iOutcome: i1 iDiscuss ithe iimpact iof ithe iself-care imovement ion
icontemporaryichildbirth.
MNL iLO: iRecognize icontemporary iissues irelated ito icare iof ithe ichildbearing ifamily.
, 2) Care idelivered iby inurse-midwives ican ibe isafe iand ieffective iand ican irepresent ia
ipositive iresponse ito ithe ihealthcare iprovider ishortage. iNurse-midwives itend ito
iuseless itechnology,iwhich ioften iresults iin iwhich iof ithe ifollowing?
A) There iis iless itrauma ito ithe imother.
B) More ichildbirth ieducation iclasses iare iavailable.
C) They iare iinstrumental iin iproviding ichange iin ithe ibirth ienvironment iat iwork.
D) They iadvocate ifor imore ihome ihealthcare iagencies.
Answer: iA
iExplanation
:
A) Nurse-midwife imodels iof icare ican ibe ione iway ito iensure ithat imothers
ireceiveiexcellent iprenatal iand iintrapartum icare.
B) It iis iappropriate ifor inurse-midwives, iin iconjunction iwith idoctors iand
ihospitals, itoiprovide ichildbirth iclasses ifor iexpectant ifamilies.
C) By iworking iwith iother istaff imembers iand idoctors, ithe inurse-midwife iis
iable itoiimplement ichanges ias ineeded iwithin ithe ibirthing iunit.
D) Clients iare iincreasingly igoing ihome isooner, iso ithere ineeds ito ibe imore ifollow-
upin itheihome.
Page iRef: i3
Cognitive iLevel: iUnderstanding
Client iNeed/Sub: iHealth iPromotion iand iMaintenance: iHealth
iPromotion/DiseasePrevention iStandards: iQSEN iCompetencies: iⅢ.A.6. iDescribe ihow ithe
istrength iand irelevance iof iavailableievidence iinfluences ithe ichoice iof iinterventions iin
iprovision iof ipatient-centeredcare. i| iAACN iEssentials iCompetencies: iⅨ. i5. iDeliver
icompassionate, ipatient-centered,evidence-based i care ithat i respects ipatient iand i family
ipreferences. i| iNLN iCompetencies: iContext iand iEnvironment: iRead iand iinterpret idata;
iapply ihealth ipromotion/disease iprevention istrategies; iapply ihealth ipolicy; iconduct
ipopulation-based itranscultural ihealth iassessments iand iinterventions. i| iNursing/Integrated
iConcepts: iNursing iProcess: iPlanning.
Learning iOutcome: i2 iCompare ithe inursing iroles iavailable ito ithe imaternal-newbornnurse.
MNL iLO: iRecognize icontemporary iissues irelated ito icare iof ithe ichildbearing ifamily.
