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Components of Nursing Care, 4th Edition,
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,TABLE w OF w CONTENTS
Maternity wNursing wOverview
1. Trends wand wIssues
2. Ethics wand wStandards wof wPractice wIssues
The wAntepartal wPeriod
3. Genetics, wConception, wFetal wDevelopment, wand wReproductivewTechnology
4. Physiological wAspects wof wAntepartum wCare
5. The wPsycho-Social-Cultural wAspects wof wthe wAntepartum wPeriod
6. Antepartal wTests
7. High-Risk wAntepartum wNursing wCare
Intrapartal wPeriod
8. Intrapartum wAssessment wand wInterventions
9. Fetal wHeart wRate wAssessment
10. High-Risk wLabor wand wBirth
11. Intrapartum wand wPostpartum wCare wof wthe wCesarean wBirth wFamilies
Postpartal wPeriod
12. Postpartum wPhysiological wAssessments wand wNursing wCare
13. Transition wto wParenthood
14. High-Risk wPostpartum wNursing wCare
Neonatal wPeriod
15. Physiological wand wBehavioral wResponses wof wthe wNeonate
16. Discharge wPlanning wand wTeaching
17. High-Risk wNeonatal wNursing wCare
Women’s wHealth
18. Well wWomen’s wHealth
19. Alterations win wWomen’s wHealth
, Chapter w1: wTrends wand wIssues
MULTIPLE wCHOICE
1. The wnurse wis wcaring wfor wa wpatient wwho wis win wlabor wwith wher wfirst wchild. wThe wpatient’s wmother wis
wpresent wfor wsupport wand wnotes wthat wthings whave wchanged win wthe wdelivery wroom wsince wshe wlast wgave
wbirth win wthe wearly w1980s. wWhich wcurrent wtrend wor wintervention wmay wthe wpatient’s wmotherwfind wmost
wdifferent?
1. Fetal wmonitoring wthroughout wlabor
2. Postpartum wstay wof w10 wdays
3. Expectant wpartner wand wfamily win woperating wroom wfor wcesarean wbirth
4. Hospital wsupport wfor wbreastfeeding
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Chapter: wChapter w1 wTrends wand wIssues
Chapter wLearning wObjective: w1. wDiscuss wcurrent wtrends win wthe wmanagement wof wlabor wand wbirthwPage: w4
Heading: wTable w1-1: wPast wand wPresent wTrends
wIntegrated wProcesses: wNursing wProcess
Client wNeed: wHealth wPromotion wand wMaintenancewCognitive
wLevel: wApplication w[Applying] wConcept: wEvidence-Based
wPractice
Difficulty: wModerate
Feedback
1 This wis wincorrect. wFetal wmonitoring wduring wlabor wbegan win wthe wlate w1970s. wAs wsuch,
this wlikely wwould whave woccurred wduring wthe wmother’s wlabor wand wdelivery wduringwthe w1980s.
2 This wis wincorrect. wIn wthe wpast, wthe waverage whospital wpostpartum wstay wwas w10 wdays.
Presently, wthe waverage wpostpartum wstay wis w48 whours wor wless.
3 This wis wincorrect. wIn wthe wpast, wexpectant wpartners wand wfamilies wwere wexcluded wfromwthe wlabor
wand wbirth wexperience. wPresent wtrends winvolve wthe wexpectant wpartner wand wfamily win wthe
wlabor wand wbirth wexperience, wincluding wpresence win wthe woperating wroom wfor wcesarean wbirths.
4 This wis wcorrect. wHospital wsupport wfor wbreastfeeding, wincluding wa wlactation wconsultant wand
wemployment wof wthe wBaby-Friendly wHospital wInitiative, wwere wbothwenacted wduring wthe wearly
w1990s.
PTS: 1 CON: w Evidence-Based wPractice
2. A wpatient wwith wa whistory wof whypertension wis wgiving wbirth. wDuring wdelivery, wthe wstaff wwas wnotwable wto
wstabilize wthe wpatient’s wblood wpressure. wAs wa wresult, wthe wpatient wdied wshortly wafter wdelivery. wThis wis
wan wexample wof wwhat wtype wof wdeath?
1. Early wmaternal wdeath
2. Late wmaternal wdeath
3. Direct wobstetric wdeath
4. Indirect wobstetric wdeath
wANS: w 4
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