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COMPLETE TEST BANK _
MATERNITY & WOMEN'S HEALTH CARE 13TH EDITION, (2023)
BY DEITRA LEONARD LOWDERMILK, KITTY CASHION, KATHRYN RHODES
ALDEN, ELLEN OLSHANSKY, SHANNON E. PERRY
ALL CHAPTERS 1-37| 8 UNITS| LATEST VERSION WITH DETAILED ANSWERS| GRADE
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PART 1. INTRODUCTION TO MATERNITY AND WOMEN'S HEALTH CARE _________________ 4

CHAPTER 01: 21ST CENTURY MATERNITY AND WOMEN’S HEALTH NURSING __________________ 4
CHAPTER 02: COMMUNITY CARE: THE FAMILY AND CULTURE _____________________________ 21
CHAPTER 03: NURSING AND GENOMICS _______________________________________________ 29


PART 2. WOMEN'S HEALTH ____________________________________________________ 37

CHAPTER 04: ASSESSMENT AND HEALTH PROMOTION ___________________________________ 37
CHAPTER 05: VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN _____________________________________________ 51
CHAPTER 06: REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM CONCERNS _______________________________________ 60
CHAPTER 07: SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED AND OTHER INFECTIONS ___________________________ 70
CHAPTER 08: CONTRACEPTION AND ABORTION ________________________________________ 80
CHAPTER 09: INFERTILITY ___________________________________________________________ 92
CHAPTER 10: PROBLEMS OF THE BREAST ______________________________________________ 98
CHAPTER 11: STRUCTURAL DISORDERS AND NEOPLASMS OF THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM _____ 110


PART 3. PREGNANCY ________________________________________________________ 119

CHAPTER 12: CONCEPTION AND FETAL DEVELOPMENT __________________________________ 119
CHAPTER 13: ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF PREGNANCY ______________________________ 129
CHAPTER 14: NURSING CARE OF THE FAMILY DURING PREGNANCY ________________________ 142
CHAPTER 15: MATERNAL AND FETAL NUTRITION ______________________________________ 160


PART 4. LABOR AND BIRTH ___________________________________________________ 176

CHAPTER 16: LABOR AND BIRTH PROCESSES __________________________________________ 176
CHAPTER 17: MAXIMIZING COMFORT FOR THE LABORING WOMAN _______________________ 189
CHAPTER 18: FETAL ASSESSMENT DURING LABOR ______________________________________ 205
CHAPTER 19: NURSING CARE OF THE FAMILY DURING LABOR AND BIRTH ___________________ 221


PART 5. POSTPARTUM _______________________________________________________ 243

CHAPTER 20: POSTPARTUM PHYSIOLOGIC CHANGES ___________________________________ 244

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CHAPTER 21: NURSING CARE OF THE FAMILY DURING THE POSTPARTUM PERIOD ____________ 255
CHAPTER 22: TRANSITION TO PARENTHOOD __________________________________________ 263


PART 6. THE NEWBORN ______________________________________________________ 276

CHAPTER 23: PHYSIOLOGIC AND BEHAVIORAL ADAPTATIONS OF THE NEWBORN ____________ 276
CHAPTER 24: NURSING CARE OF THE NEWBORN AND FAMILY ____________________________ 292
CHAPTER 25: NEWBORN NUTRITION AND FEEDING_____________________________________ 305


PART 7. COMPLICATIONS OF PREGNANCY _______________________________________ 318

CHAPTER 26: ASSESSMENT OF HIGH RISK PREGNANCY __________________________________ 318
CHAPTER 27: HYPERTENSIVE DISORDERS _____________________________________________ 330
CHAPTER 28: HEMORRHAGIC DISORDERS_____________________________________________ 340
CHAPTER 29: ENDOCRINE AND METABOLIC DISORDERS _________________________________ 351
CHAPTER 30: MEDICAL-SURGICAL DISORDERS _________________________________________ 363
CHAPTER 31: MENTAL HEALTH DISORDERS AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE _______________________ 373
CHAPTER 32: LABOR AND BIRTH COMPLICATIONS ______________________________________ 381
CHAPTER 33: POSTPARTUM COMPLICATIONS _________________________________________ 392


PART 8. NEWBORN COMPLICATIONS ___________________________________________ 401

CHAPTER 34: NURSING CARE OF THE HIGH RISK NEWBORN ______________________________ 401
CHAPTER 35: ACQUIRED PROBLEMS OF THE NEWBORN _________________________________ 413
CHAPTER 36: HEMOLYTIC DISORDERS AND CONGENITAL ANOMALIES ______________________ 421
CHAPTER 37: PERINATAL LOSS, BEREAVEMENT, AND GRIEF ______________________________ 428

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PART 1. INTRODUCTION TO MATERNITY AND WOMEN'S HEALTH CARE
CHAPTER 01: 21ST CENTURY MATERNITY AND WOMEN’S HEALTH NURSING
LOWDERMILK: MATERNITY & WOMEN'S HEALTH CARE 13TH EDITION, (2023)
TEST BANK




MULTIPLE CHOICE


1. IN EVALUATING THE LEVEL OF A PREGNANT WOMAN’S RISK OF HAVING
A LOW-BIRTH-WEIGHT (LBW) INFANT, WHICH FACTOR IS THE MOST
IMPORTANT FOR THE NURSE TO CONSIDER?


A. AFRICAN-AMERICAN RACE
B. CIGARETTE SMOKING
C. POOR NUTRITIONAL STATUS
D. LIMITED MATERNAL EDUCATION


CORRECT ANS:>A
THE RISE IN THE OVERALL LBW RATES WERE DUE TO INCREASES IN LBW
BIRTHS TO NON-HISPANIC BLACK WOMEN (13.35%) AND HISPANIC WOMEN
(7.21%); NON-HISPANIC BLACK INFANTS ARE ALMOST TWICE AS LIKELY AS
NON-HISPANIC WHITE INFANTS TO BE OF LBW AND TO DIE IN THE FIRST
YEAR OF LIFE. RACE IS A NONMODIFIABLE RISK FACTOR. CIGARETTE
SMOKING IS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR IN POTENTIAL INFANT MORTALITY
RATES, BUT IT IS NOT THE MOST IMPORTANT. ADDITIONALLY, SMOKING IS
A MODIFIABLE RISK FACTOR. POOR NUTRITION IS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR
IN POTENTIAL INFANT MORTALITY RATES, BUT IT IS NOT THE MOST
IMPORTANT. ADDITIONALLY, NUTRITIONAL STATUS IS A MODIFIABLE
RISK FACTOR. MATERNAL EDUCATION IS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR IN
POTENTIAL INFANT MORTALITY RATES, BUT IT IS NOT THE MOST