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Olds' Maternal-Newborn Nursing & Women's Health
Across The Lifespan 12th Edition, (2023)
By Michele Davidson, Marcia London & Patricia Ladewig
All Chapters 1-33| 6 Units| Updated Version With Well Detailed Answers| Rated A+
,part i: introduction to maternal-newborn nursing ---------------------------------------------------------- 4
chapter 1: contemporary maternal-newborn nursing -------------------------------------------------------------- 4
chapter 2: families, cultures, and complementary therapies---------------------------------------------------- 41
part ii: women's health across the lifespan ----------------------------------------------------------------- 86
chapter 3: health promotion --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 86
chapter 4: family planning ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 133
chapter 5: commonly occurring infections ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 181
chapter 6: women's health problems -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 221
chapter 7: social issues and violence affecting women --------------------------------------------------------- 265
part iii: human reproduction ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 346
chapter 8: reproductive physiology, conception, and fetal development --------------------------------- 346
chapter 9: reproductive genetics -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 388
part iv: pregnancy ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 402
chapter 10: physical and psychologic changes of pregnancy -------------------------------------------------- 402
chapter 11: antepartum nursing assessment ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 446
chapter 12: the expectant family: needs and care --------------------------------------------------------------- 488
chapter 13: maternal nutrition ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 519
chapter 14: pregnancy in selected populations ------------------------------------------------------------------- 553
chapter 15: assessment of fetal well-being ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 596
chapter 16: pregnancy at risk: pregestational problems ------------------------------------------------------- 634
chapter 17: pregnancy at risk: gestational onset ----------------------------------------------------------------- 673
part v: labor and birth------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 714
chapter 18: processes and stages of labor and birth------------------------------------------------------------- 714
chapter 19: intrapartum nursing assessment ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 757
chapter 20: the family in childbirth: needs and care------------------------------------------------------------- 796
chapter 21: pharmacologic pain management -------------------------------------------------------------------- 835
chapter 22: childbirth at risk: prelabor onset complications -------------------------------------------------- 873
chapter 23: childbirth at risk: labor-related complications ---------------------------------------------------- 914
chapter 24: birth-related procedures -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 960
part vi: the newborn ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1004
chapter 25: physiologic responses of the newborn to birth ------------------------------------------------- 1004
, chapter 26: nursing assessment of the newborn --------------------------------------------------------------- 1048
chapter 27: the normal newborn: needs and care ------------------------------------------------------------- 1093
chapter 28: newborn nutrition--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1136
chapter 29: the newborn at risk: conditions present at birth ----------------------------------------------- 1180
chapter 30: the newborn at risk: birth-related stressors ----------------------------------------------------- 1226
chapter 31: postpartum adaptation and nursing assessment ----------------------------------------------- 1263
chapter 32: the postpartum family: early needs and home care ------------------------------------------- 1308
chapter 33: the postpartum family at risk ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1383
a genuine table of contents (toc)
, part i: introduction to maternal-newborn nursing
chapter 1: contemporary maternal-newborn nursing
michele davidson: olds' maternal-newborn nursing & women's health across the lifespan 12th edition, (2023) test bank
multiple choice
1) the nurse is speaking to students about changes in maternal- newborn care. one change
is that self-care has gained wide acceptance with clients and the healthcare community
due to research findings that suggest that it has which effect?
a) shortens newborn length of stay
b) decreases use of home health agencies
c) decreases healthcare costs
d) decreases the number of emergency department visits
ans: c.
explanation:
a) length of stay is often determined by third-party payer (insurance company) policies as
well as the physiologic stability of the mother and newborn. home healthcare agencies
often are involved in client care to decrease hospital stay time.
b) home healthcare agencies often are involved in client care to decrease hospital stay
time. c) research indicates that self-care significantly decreases healthcare costs.
d) acute emergencies are addressed by emergency departments, and are not delayed by
those practicing self-care.
page ref: 3
cognitive level: understanding
client need/sub: health promotion and maintenance: self-care
standards: qsen competencies: i.a.2. describe strategies to empower patients or families
in all aspects of the healthcare process. | aacn essentials competencies: ix.7. provide
appropriate patient teaching that reflects developmental stage, age, culture, spirituality,
patient preferences, and health literacy considerations to foster patient engagement in
Olds' Maternal-Newborn Nursing & Women's Health
Across The Lifespan 12th Edition, (2023)
By Michele Davidson, Marcia London & Patricia Ladewig
All Chapters 1-33| 6 Units| Updated Version With Well Detailed Answers| Rated A+
,part i: introduction to maternal-newborn nursing ---------------------------------------------------------- 4
chapter 1: contemporary maternal-newborn nursing -------------------------------------------------------------- 4
chapter 2: families, cultures, and complementary therapies---------------------------------------------------- 41
part ii: women's health across the lifespan ----------------------------------------------------------------- 86
chapter 3: health promotion --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 86
chapter 4: family planning ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 133
chapter 5: commonly occurring infections ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 181
chapter 6: women's health problems -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 221
chapter 7: social issues and violence affecting women --------------------------------------------------------- 265
part iii: human reproduction ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 346
chapter 8: reproductive physiology, conception, and fetal development --------------------------------- 346
chapter 9: reproductive genetics -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 388
part iv: pregnancy ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 402
chapter 10: physical and psychologic changes of pregnancy -------------------------------------------------- 402
chapter 11: antepartum nursing assessment ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 446
chapter 12: the expectant family: needs and care --------------------------------------------------------------- 488
chapter 13: maternal nutrition ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 519
chapter 14: pregnancy in selected populations ------------------------------------------------------------------- 553
chapter 15: assessment of fetal well-being ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 596
chapter 16: pregnancy at risk: pregestational problems ------------------------------------------------------- 634
chapter 17: pregnancy at risk: gestational onset ----------------------------------------------------------------- 673
part v: labor and birth------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 714
chapter 18: processes and stages of labor and birth------------------------------------------------------------- 714
chapter 19: intrapartum nursing assessment ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 757
chapter 20: the family in childbirth: needs and care------------------------------------------------------------- 796
chapter 21: pharmacologic pain management -------------------------------------------------------------------- 835
chapter 22: childbirth at risk: prelabor onset complications -------------------------------------------------- 873
chapter 23: childbirth at risk: labor-related complications ---------------------------------------------------- 914
chapter 24: birth-related procedures -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 960
part vi: the newborn ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1004
chapter 25: physiologic responses of the newborn to birth ------------------------------------------------- 1004
, chapter 26: nursing assessment of the newborn --------------------------------------------------------------- 1048
chapter 27: the normal newborn: needs and care ------------------------------------------------------------- 1093
chapter 28: newborn nutrition--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1136
chapter 29: the newborn at risk: conditions present at birth ----------------------------------------------- 1180
chapter 30: the newborn at risk: birth-related stressors ----------------------------------------------------- 1226
chapter 31: postpartum adaptation and nursing assessment ----------------------------------------------- 1263
chapter 32: the postpartum family: early needs and home care ------------------------------------------- 1308
chapter 33: the postpartum family at risk ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1383
a genuine table of contents (toc)
, part i: introduction to maternal-newborn nursing
chapter 1: contemporary maternal-newborn nursing
michele davidson: olds' maternal-newborn nursing & women's health across the lifespan 12th edition, (2023) test bank
multiple choice
1) the nurse is speaking to students about changes in maternal- newborn care. one change
is that self-care has gained wide acceptance with clients and the healthcare community
due to research findings that suggest that it has which effect?
a) shortens newborn length of stay
b) decreases use of home health agencies
c) decreases healthcare costs
d) decreases the number of emergency department visits
ans: c.
explanation:
a) length of stay is often determined by third-party payer (insurance company) policies as
well as the physiologic stability of the mother and newborn. home healthcare agencies
often are involved in client care to decrease hospital stay time.
b) home healthcare agencies often are involved in client care to decrease hospital stay
time. c) research indicates that self-care significantly decreases healthcare costs.
d) acute emergencies are addressed by emergency departments, and are not delayed by
those practicing self-care.
page ref: 3
cognitive level: understanding
client need/sub: health promotion and maintenance: self-care
standards: qsen competencies: i.a.2. describe strategies to empower patients or families
in all aspects of the healthcare process. | aacn essentials competencies: ix.7. provide
appropriate patient teaching that reflects developmental stage, age, culture, spirituality,
patient preferences, and health literacy considerations to foster patient engagement in
