NUR 180 Maternal/Newborn Nursing -
Chapter 2 questions and 100% verified
answers updated version 2025/2026
describe the education required and qualified Services provided by each type of advanced practice nurse
- Answer
certified nurse Midwife CNM - Answer Registered nurses who complete a course of study and clinical
experience and are certified by the American College of nurse-midwives. they take Health histories and
perform physical examinations provide Complete Care to childbearing families before and after birth
and provide gynecological services and family planning
women's health nurse practitioner WHNP - Answer Wellness focused primary reproductive and
gynecologic care
family nurse practitioner FNP - Answer preventive and holistic care to young and old males and females
neonatal nurse practitioner NNP - Answer care to high-risk newborns usually in the Neonatal Intensive
Care Unit
pediatric nurse practitioner PNP - Answer Health maintenance of infants and children
clinical nurse specialist CNS - Answer registered nurses with graduate education to be experts in the care
of childbearing families; functions include clinical leader role model client Advocate and change agent
2. A dialogue between a woman and a nurse follows. Nonverbal behaviors are in brackets. For each of
the nurses responses, label the communication technique {T} or blocks {B} that the response illustrates.
Explain what feelings that you think the woman seems to express. If the nurse's response indicates a
communication block, write an alternative response. - Answer Situation: a thirty-six-year-old woman is
being seen in her gynecologist office for an annual well-woman check-up.
a. Nurse: well it's time again for your annual examination isn't it tell me how you have been doing since
we last saw you. Woman: I haven't had any real problems. I'm doing okay I suppose. {The woman looks
down at her hands and is silent.} - Answer directing with an open-ended statement T
, b. Nurse: that's great. we're glad you're doing well and coming in for a check-up helps keep you that
way. Woman: I just wish I were coming because I was pregnant. - Answer failure to acknowledge implied
concerns and the person's nonverbal behavior B
c. Nurse: are you saying that you want to become pregnant? Woman: well, I'm 36 years old and time's
running out. - Answer clarifying T
d. Nurse: Not necessarily. Women have babies even into their forties. Miracles happen everyday.
Woman: I don't know... - Answer false reassurance B
e. Nurse: you were saying that time is running out. Can you tell me more about your concerns? Woman:
well when I was in my twenties, I wanted to finish graduate school and get established in a career. Then
when I was in my thirties, I just seemed too busy to take time to have a baby. Now... {her voice trails off}
- Answer clarifying T
f. Nurse: {waiting quietly while the woman gathers her thoughts} It sounds as if you may regret your
decision to wait. Woman: well my husband and I decided to try to have a baby about 9 months ago.
Since I never had trouble with my periods or anything, I thought it would be three or four months at
most until I was pregnant. - Answer silence and pinpointing T
g. Nurse: um...hmm...{nods and wait quietly} Woman: Now, I'm afraid my selfishness will keep us from
ever having a baby. - Answer silence T
h. Nurse: oh, they can do so many things to help couples conceive now. Miracles happen everyday.
Woman: That's probably what it will take for me... a miracle. - Answer false reassurance B
3. Following is a list of nine principles of teaching and learning give an example of how each principle has
been used in your own nursing education. - Answer
a. Readiness to learn - Answer
b. active participation - Answer
Chapter 2 questions and 100% verified
answers updated version 2025/2026
describe the education required and qualified Services provided by each type of advanced practice nurse
- Answer
certified nurse Midwife CNM - Answer Registered nurses who complete a course of study and clinical
experience and are certified by the American College of nurse-midwives. they take Health histories and
perform physical examinations provide Complete Care to childbearing families before and after birth
and provide gynecological services and family planning
women's health nurse practitioner WHNP - Answer Wellness focused primary reproductive and
gynecologic care
family nurse practitioner FNP - Answer preventive and holistic care to young and old males and females
neonatal nurse practitioner NNP - Answer care to high-risk newborns usually in the Neonatal Intensive
Care Unit
pediatric nurse practitioner PNP - Answer Health maintenance of infants and children
clinical nurse specialist CNS - Answer registered nurses with graduate education to be experts in the care
of childbearing families; functions include clinical leader role model client Advocate and change agent
2. A dialogue between a woman and a nurse follows. Nonverbal behaviors are in brackets. For each of
the nurses responses, label the communication technique {T} or blocks {B} that the response illustrates.
Explain what feelings that you think the woman seems to express. If the nurse's response indicates a
communication block, write an alternative response. - Answer Situation: a thirty-six-year-old woman is
being seen in her gynecologist office for an annual well-woman check-up.
a. Nurse: well it's time again for your annual examination isn't it tell me how you have been doing since
we last saw you. Woman: I haven't had any real problems. I'm doing okay I suppose. {The woman looks
down at her hands and is silent.} - Answer directing with an open-ended statement T
, b. Nurse: that's great. we're glad you're doing well and coming in for a check-up helps keep you that
way. Woman: I just wish I were coming because I was pregnant. - Answer failure to acknowledge implied
concerns and the person's nonverbal behavior B
c. Nurse: are you saying that you want to become pregnant? Woman: well, I'm 36 years old and time's
running out. - Answer clarifying T
d. Nurse: Not necessarily. Women have babies even into their forties. Miracles happen everyday.
Woman: I don't know... - Answer false reassurance B
e. Nurse: you were saying that time is running out. Can you tell me more about your concerns? Woman:
well when I was in my twenties, I wanted to finish graduate school and get established in a career. Then
when I was in my thirties, I just seemed too busy to take time to have a baby. Now... {her voice trails off}
- Answer clarifying T
f. Nurse: {waiting quietly while the woman gathers her thoughts} It sounds as if you may regret your
decision to wait. Woman: well my husband and I decided to try to have a baby about 9 months ago.
Since I never had trouble with my periods or anything, I thought it would be three or four months at
most until I was pregnant. - Answer silence and pinpointing T
g. Nurse: um...hmm...{nods and wait quietly} Woman: Now, I'm afraid my selfishness will keep us from
ever having a baby. - Answer silence T
h. Nurse: oh, they can do so many things to help couples conceive now. Miracles happen everyday.
Woman: That's probably what it will take for me... a miracle. - Answer false reassurance B
3. Following is a list of nine principles of teaching and learning give an example of how each principle has
been used in your own nursing education. - Answer
a. Readiness to learn - Answer
b. active participation - Answer
