TEST BANK FOR MA
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TERNAL CHILD NURn n
SING CARE 6TH EDIT
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ION BY PERRY
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,Test nBank n-nMaternalnChild nNursing nCarenby nPerry n(6thnEdition, n2017) 1
Table of Contents
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Tablenof n Contents 1
Chaptern 01:n 21stn Century n Maternity n Nursing 3
Chaptern02:nCommunity nCare:nThenFamily nandnCulturen 17
Chaptern03:nAssessmentnandnHealthnPromotionnChapte 27
rn04:nReproductivenSystem nConcerns 44
Chaptern 05:n Infertility,n Contraception,n andn AbortionnChapt 65
ern06:nGenetics,nConception,nandnFetalnDevelopmentnChapt 83
ern07:nAnatomy nandnPhysiology nof nPregnancy n Chaptern 08:n 99
NursingnCarenof nthenFamily nDuringnPregnancy nChaptern 09:n 114
MaternalnandnFetalnNutrition 131
Chaptern 10:n Assessm entn of n Highn Risk n Pregnancy 148
Chaptern11:nHighnRisk nPerinatalnCare:nPreexistingnConditionsnC 162
haptern 12:nHighnRisk nPerinatalnCare:nGestationalnConditionsnCh 182
aptern13:nLabornandnBirthnProcesses 204
Chaptern 14:n Painn Management 217
Chaptern 15:n Fetaln Assessm entn Duringn Labor 234
Chaptern16:nNursingnCarenof nthenFamily nDuringn Laborn andnBirthnChapter 252
n17:nLabornandnBirthnComplications 276
Chaptern 18:n Maternaln Physiologic n Changes 293
Chaptern19:nNursingnCarenof nthenFamily nDuringnthenPostpartum nPeriodnC 307
haptern20:nTransitionntonParenthood 321
Chaptern 21:n Postpartum n Complications 336
Chaptern22:nPhysiologic nandnBehavioralnAdaptationsnof nthenNewbornnCh 354
aptern23:nNursingnCarenof nthenNewbornnandn Family 373
Chaptern24:nNewbornnNutritionnandnFeedingn 385
Chaptern25:nThenHighnRisk nNewbornn Chapte 402
rn26:n21stnCentury nPediatric nNursing 426
Chaptern 27:n Family,n Social,n Cultural,n andn Religiousn Influencesn onn Childn Healthn Promotion
433
Chaptern28:nDevelopmentalnandnGenetic nInfluencesnonnChildnHealthnProm otionnChapte 441
rn29:nCommunication,nHistory,n andnPhysicalnAssessment 456
Chaptern30:nPainnAssessmentn andnManagementninnChildrennCh 476
aptern31:nThenInfantnandnFamily 487
Chaptern32:nThenToddlern andnFam ily nCha 509
ptern33:nThenPreschoolernandn Family 527
Chaptern34:nThenSchool- 541
AgenChildnandnFamily nChaptern 35:n ThenAdolescentnan 557
dnFamily
Chaptern36:nImpactnof nChronic nIllness,nDisability,nandnEnd-of- 578
LifenCarenfornthenChildnandnFamily 595
Chaptern37:nImpactnof nCognitivenornSensory nImpairm entn onnthenChildnandnFamily nChapt 614
ern38:nFamily- 626
CenterednCarenof nthenChildnDuringnIllnessn andnHospitalizationnChaptern 39:nPediatric nVar 648
iationsnof nNursingnInterventions 666
Chaptern40:nRespiratory nDysfunctionnCha 688
ptern41:nGastrointestinalnDysfunctionnCha 713
ptern42:nCardiovascularnDysfunction 736
Chaptern43:nHematologic nandnImmunologic nDysfunctionnChapte 758
rn44:nCancer 774
Chaptern45:nGenitourinary nDysfunctionnC 795
haptern46:nCerebralnDysfunctionnChaptern 811
47:nEndocrinenDysfunction
Chaptern 48:n Musculoskeletaln orn Articularn Dysfunction
,Test nBank n-nMaternalnChild nNursing nCarenby nPerry n(6thnEdition, n2017) 2
Chaptern 49:n Neuromuscularn orn Muscularn Dysfunction 827
, Test nBank n-nMaternalnChild nNursing nCarenby nPerry n(6thnEdition, n2017) 3
Chapter 01: 21st Century Maternity Nursing
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MULTIPLEn CHOICE
1. Whenn providingn caren forn anpregnantn woman, nthennursen shouldn benawaren thatnonen ofnthenmostn frequentlyn re
portedn maternaln medicaln riskn factorsn is:
a. Diabetesn mellitus. c. Chronicn hypertension.
b. Mitraln valven prolapsen (MVP). d. Anemia.
ANS:n A
Then mostn frequentlyn reportedn maternaln medicaln riskn factorsnaren diabetesn andn hypertensionn associatedn withn pregna
ncy. n Bothn ofn thesen conditionsn aren associatedn withn maternalnobesity. n Theren arennon studiesn thatn indicaten MVPn isn a
mongn then mostn frequentlyn reportedn maternaln riskn factors. n Hypertensionn associatedn withn pregnancy, nnotn chron
icn hypertension, n isn onen ofn then mostn frequentlyn reportedn maternaln medicaln riskn factors. n Althoughnanemian isn an c
oncernn inn pregnancy, n itn isn notn onen ofn then mostn frequentlyn reportedn maternaln medicaln riskn factorsn inn pregnancy.
PTS:n 1n DIF:n Cognitiven Level:n Knowledgen REF:n 6
OBJ:n Nursingn Process:n Assessmentn MSC:n Clientn Needs:n Physiologicn Integrity
2. Ton ensuren optimaln outcomesn forn then patient,n then contemporaryn maternityn nursen mustn incorporaten bothn teamw
orkn andn communicationn withn cliniciansn intonhern carendelivery, nThen SBARn techniquen ofn communicationnisn ann easy-
to-remember n mechanismn forn communication. n Whichn ofn then followingn correctlyn definesn thisn acronym?
a. Situation, n baselinen assessment, n response
b. Situation, n background, n assessment, n recommendation
c. Subjectiven background, n assessment, n recommendation
d. Situation, n background, n anticipatedn recommendation
ANS:n B
Then situation, n background,n assessment, n recommendationn(SBAR) n techniquen providesn an specificnframeworknforn co
mmunicationn amongn healthn caren providers. nFailuren ton communicaten isn onen ofn then majorn reasonsn forn errorsn inn healt
hn care. n Then SBARn techniquen hasn then potentialn ton serven asn an meansn ton reducen errors.
PTS:n 1n DIF:n Cognitiven Level:n Comprehensionn REF:n14n
OBJ:n Nursingn Process:n Assessment, n Planning
MSC:n Clientn Needs:n Safen andn Effectiven Caren Environment
3. Then rolen ofn then professionaln nursen caringn forn childbearingn familiesn hasn evolvedn ton emphasize:
a. Providingn caren ton patientsn directlyn atn then bedside.
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TERNAL CHILD NURn n
SING CARE 6TH EDIT
n n n
ION BY PERRY
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,Test nBank n-nMaternalnChild nNursing nCarenby nPerry n(6thnEdition, n2017) 1
Table of Contents
n n
Tablenof n Contents 1
Chaptern 01:n 21stn Century n Maternity n Nursing 3
Chaptern02:nCommunity nCare:nThenFamily nandnCulturen 17
Chaptern03:nAssessmentnandnHealthnPromotionnChapte 27
rn04:nReproductivenSystem nConcerns 44
Chaptern 05:n Infertility,n Contraception,n andn AbortionnChapt 65
ern06:nGenetics,nConception,nandnFetalnDevelopmentnChapt 83
ern07:nAnatomy nandnPhysiology nof nPregnancy n Chaptern 08:n 99
NursingnCarenof nthenFamily nDuringnPregnancy nChaptern 09:n 114
MaternalnandnFetalnNutrition 131
Chaptern 10:n Assessm entn of n Highn Risk n Pregnancy 148
Chaptern11:nHighnRisk nPerinatalnCare:nPreexistingnConditionsnC 162
haptern 12:nHighnRisk nPerinatalnCare:nGestationalnConditionsnCh 182
aptern13:nLabornandnBirthnProcesses 204
Chaptern 14:n Painn Management 217
Chaptern 15:n Fetaln Assessm entn Duringn Labor 234
Chaptern16:nNursingnCarenof nthenFamily nDuringn Laborn andnBirthnChapter 252
n17:nLabornandnBirthnComplications 276
Chaptern 18:n Maternaln Physiologic n Changes 293
Chaptern19:nNursingnCarenof nthenFamily nDuringnthenPostpartum nPeriodnC 307
haptern20:nTransitionntonParenthood 321
Chaptern 21:n Postpartum n Complications 336
Chaptern22:nPhysiologic nandnBehavioralnAdaptationsnof nthenNewbornnCh 354
aptern23:nNursingnCarenof nthenNewbornnandn Family 373
Chaptern24:nNewbornnNutritionnandnFeedingn 385
Chaptern25:nThenHighnRisk nNewbornn Chapte 402
rn26:n21stnCentury nPediatric nNursing 426
Chaptern 27:n Family,n Social,n Cultural,n andn Religiousn Influencesn onn Childn Healthn Promotion
433
Chaptern28:nDevelopmentalnandnGenetic nInfluencesnonnChildnHealthnProm otionnChapte 441
rn29:nCommunication,nHistory,n andnPhysicalnAssessment 456
Chaptern30:nPainnAssessmentn andnManagementninnChildrennCh 476
aptern31:nThenInfantnandnFamily 487
Chaptern32:nThenToddlern andnFam ily nCha 509
ptern33:nThenPreschoolernandn Family 527
Chaptern34:nThenSchool- 541
AgenChildnandnFamily nChaptern 35:n ThenAdolescentnan 557
dnFamily
Chaptern36:nImpactnof nChronic nIllness,nDisability,nandnEnd-of- 578
LifenCarenfornthenChildnandnFamily 595
Chaptern37:nImpactnof nCognitivenornSensory nImpairm entn onnthenChildnandnFamily nChapt 614
ern38:nFamily- 626
CenterednCarenof nthenChildnDuringnIllnessn andnHospitalizationnChaptern 39:nPediatric nVar 648
iationsnof nNursingnInterventions 666
Chaptern40:nRespiratory nDysfunctionnCha 688
ptern41:nGastrointestinalnDysfunctionnCha 713
ptern42:nCardiovascularnDysfunction 736
Chaptern43:nHematologic nandnImmunologic nDysfunctionnChapte 758
rn44:nCancer 774
Chaptern45:nGenitourinary nDysfunctionnC 795
haptern46:nCerebralnDysfunctionnChaptern 811
47:nEndocrinenDysfunction
Chaptern 48:n Musculoskeletaln orn Articularn Dysfunction
,Test nBank n-nMaternalnChild nNursing nCarenby nPerry n(6thnEdition, n2017) 2
Chaptern 49:n Neuromuscularn orn Muscularn Dysfunction 827
, Test nBank n-nMaternalnChild nNursing nCarenby nPerry n(6thnEdition, n2017) 3
Chapter 01: 21st Century Maternity Nursing
n n n n n
MULTIPLEn CHOICE
1. Whenn providingn caren forn anpregnantn woman, nthennursen shouldn benawaren thatnonen ofnthenmostn frequentlyn re
portedn maternaln medicaln riskn factorsn is:
a. Diabetesn mellitus. c. Chronicn hypertension.
b. Mitraln valven prolapsen (MVP). d. Anemia.
ANS:n A
Then mostn frequentlyn reportedn maternaln medicaln riskn factorsnaren diabetesn andn hypertensionn associatedn withn pregna
ncy. n Bothn ofn thesen conditionsn aren associatedn withn maternalnobesity. n Theren arennon studiesn thatn indicaten MVPn isn a
mongn then mostn frequentlyn reportedn maternaln riskn factors. n Hypertensionn associatedn withn pregnancy, nnotn chron
icn hypertension, n isn onen ofn then mostn frequentlyn reportedn maternaln medicaln riskn factors. n Althoughnanemian isn an c
oncernn inn pregnancy, n itn isn notn onen ofn then mostn frequentlyn reportedn maternaln medicaln riskn factorsn inn pregnancy.
PTS:n 1n DIF:n Cognitiven Level:n Knowledgen REF:n 6
OBJ:n Nursingn Process:n Assessmentn MSC:n Clientn Needs:n Physiologicn Integrity
2. Ton ensuren optimaln outcomesn forn then patient,n then contemporaryn maternityn nursen mustn incorporaten bothn teamw
orkn andn communicationn withn cliniciansn intonhern carendelivery, nThen SBARn techniquen ofn communicationnisn ann easy-
to-remember n mechanismn forn communication. n Whichn ofn then followingn correctlyn definesn thisn acronym?
a. Situation, n baselinen assessment, n response
b. Situation, n background, n assessment, n recommendation
c. Subjectiven background, n assessment, n recommendation
d. Situation, n background, n anticipatedn recommendation
ANS:n B
Then situation, n background,n assessment, n recommendationn(SBAR) n techniquen providesn an specificnframeworknforn co
mmunicationn amongn healthn caren providers. nFailuren ton communicaten isn onen ofn then majorn reasonsn forn errorsn inn healt
hn care. n Then SBARn techniquen hasn then potentialn ton serven asn an meansn ton reducen errors.
PTS:n 1n DIF:n Cognitiven Level:n Comprehensionn REF:n14n
OBJ:n Nursingn Process:n Assessment, n Planning
MSC:n Clientn Needs:n Safen andn Effectiven Caren Environment
3. Then rolen ofn then professionaln nursen caringn forn childbearingn familiesn hasn evolvedn ton emphasize:
a. Providingn caren ton patientsn directlyn atn then bedside.