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Chapter01:21st CenturyMaternityandWomen’sHealthNursingLowdermilk: n gh




Maternity& Women’s Health Care, 11th Edition
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1. Inevaluatingthelevelofapregnantwoman’sriskofhavingalow-birth-weight(LBW)infant, n g h




g which factor is the most important forthenurseto consider?
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a. African-American race gh




b. Cigarettesmoking
c. Poornutritional status h
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d. Limitedmaternaleducation

ANS: g h A
ForAfrican-Americanbirths,theincidenceofLBWinfantsistwicethatofCaucasianbirths.
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g Raceisanonmodifiableriskfactor.Cigarettesmoking isanimportant factorinpotentialinfant
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mortalityrates,butitisnotthemostimportant.Additionally,smokingisamodifiablerisk factor.
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Poornutrition isanimportantfactorinpotentialinfant mortalityrates,but itisnotthemost
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important. Additionally, nutritional statusis amodifiable risk factor. Maternal education is an
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importantfactorinpotentialinfantmortalityrates,butitisnotthemostimportant.Additionally,
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maternal education is a modifiable risk factor.
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DIF: CognitiveLevel: Understand REF: p.6 gh gh gh




TOP: Nursing Process: Assessment
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MSC: Client Needs:HealthPromotionandMaintenance,AntepartumCare
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2. Whatistheprimaryroleofpracticingnurses in theresearch process?
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a. Designing research sNtu d i R
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b. Collecting data forother researchers n gh




c. Identifyingresearchableproblems
d. Seekingfundingtosupportresearch studies gh




ANS: g h C
Whenproblems areidentified,researchcan beproperlyconducted.Research ofhealthcare issues
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leadstoevidence-basedpracticeguidelines.Designingresearchstudiesisonlyonefactor
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oftheresearchprocess.Datacollectionis anotherfactorofresearch.Financialsupport is necessary
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toconduct research, but itis not theprimaryroleofthenursein theresearch process.
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DIF: CognitiveLevel: Understand REF: p. 14 gh gh g h gh TOP: NursingProcess:N/A gh




MSC: Client Needs: Safe and Effective Care Environment
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3. A 23-year-old African-American woman is pregnant with her first child.Based onthe
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statisticsforinfantmortality,whichplanis most importantforthenursetoimplement?
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a. Performanutritionassessment. h
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c. Advisethewomantoseeanobstetrician,not a midwife. h
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d. Explain to thewomantheimportanceofkeeping herprenatal careappointments. n gh gh gh




ANS: g h D




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Consistentprenatalcareisthebestmethod ofpreventingorcontrolling riskfactorsassociatedwith n n n gh




infant mortality.Nutritionalstatusisanimportant modifiableriskfactor,but itisnotthemost
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gimportant action anurseshould takeinthis situation. The client may need assistance from a
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socialworkeratsometimeduringherpregnancy,butareferraltoasocialworkerisnotthemost
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important aspect the nurseshould address at this time. If thewoman has identifiablehigh-risk
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problems,thenherhealthcaremayneedtobeprovidedbyaphysician. However, it cannot be
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assumed that all African-American women have high-risk issues. In addition,advisingthe
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woman toseeanobstetricianisnotthemostimportantaspect on which the nurseshould focus at
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thistime, anditis not appropriate for a nurseto advise or manage the type of carea client is to
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receive.
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DIF: CognitiveLevel: Understand REF: p. 6 gh gh g h gh TOP: NursingProcess:Planning gh n




MSC: Client Needs: Health Promotion and Maintenance
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4. Duringaprenatalintakeinterview,thenurseisintheprocessofobtaininganinitialassessment
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ofa 21-year-oldHispanicclientwithlimitedEnglishproficiency.Whichactionisthemost
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important for thenurse toperform?
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a. Usematernity jargonto enabletheclient to becomefamiliar withtheseterms. gh gh gh gh gh




b. Speakquicklyandefficientlytoexpeditethevisit.
c. Providetheclientwithhandouts. h
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d. Assesswhethertheclient understands thediscussion. gh gh




ANS: g h D
Nurses contribute to health literacy by usingsimple, common words, avoidingjargon, and
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evaluatingwhethertheclientunderstandsthediscussion.Speakingslowlyandclearlyandfocusing
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onwhatis importantwillincreaseunderstanding.Mostclient education materialsare
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MSC: Client Needs: Health Promotion and Maintenance
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5. Thenursesworking atanewlyestablishedbirthingcenterhavebeguntocomparetheir
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performanceinprovidingmaternal-newborncareagainstclinicalstandards.Thiscomparison
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process is most commonly known as what?
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a. Bestpracticesnetwork
b. Clinicalbenchmarking
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d. Evidence-basedpractice

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Outcomes-oriented practicemeasurestheeffectivenessoftheinterventionsandqualityofcare n n n




g againstbenchmarksorstandards.Thetermbestpracticereferstoaprogramorservicethathas
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beenrecognizedforitsexcellence.Clinicalbenchmarkingisaprocessusedtocompareone’s own
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performanceagainsttheperformanceofthebestinanareaofservice.Thetermevidence-
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basedpractice refers to the provision of carebased on evidence gained through research and
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clinicaltrials.
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MSC: Client Needs: Safe and Effective Care Environment
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6. Whichstatementbest exemplifiescontemporarymaternity nursing? gh gh




a. Useofmidwives forall vaginal deliveries gh gh gh




b. Family-centered care gh




c. Free-standing birth clinics n




d. Physician-driven care n




ANS: g h B
Contemporarymaternitynursing focuseson thefamily’sneeds and desires.Fathers,partners, n n n n n




grandparents,andsiblingsmaybepresentforthebirthandparticipateinactivitiessuchas
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cuttingthebaby’s umbilicalcord.Both midwivesandphysicians performvaginaldeliveries.
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Free-standingclinicsareanexampleofalternativebirthoptions.Contemporarymaternity
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nursing is driven bythe relationship between nurses and their clients.
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DIF: CognitiveLevel: Understand REF: pp. 8-9 gh gh g h gh TOP: NursingProcess:Planning
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MSC: Client Needs: Health Promotion and Maintenance
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7. A38-year-oldHispanic womanvaginallydelivereda9-pound,6-ouncebabygirlafterbeing in n gh




labor for 43 hours. The baby died 3 dayslater from sepsis. On what grounds could the woman
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have a legitimate legal case fornegligence?
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a. Inexperienced maternity nursewas assigned tocare forthe client. n gh gh n gh




b. Clientwas past herduedateby 3 days. h
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c. Standardofcarewas not met. gh gh




d. Client refused electronicfetalmonitoring. n n




ANS: g h C
Notmeetingthestandardofcareisalegitimatefactorforacaseofnegligence.Aninexperienced
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maternitynursewouldneedtodisplaycompetencybeforebeing assigned to careforclients on his
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termpregnancy oftengoes beyond40weeksofgestation.Althoughfetalmonitoring isthe gh h
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standardofcare, the clienthas theright torefusetreatment. This refusal is not acasefor negligence,
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butinformedconsentshouldbeproperlyobtained,andtheclientshouldhavesigned
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anagainstmedicaladviceformwhenrefusing anytreatmentthatis withinthestandardofcare.
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DIF: CognitiveLevel: Analyze REF: p.13 gh gh gh




TOP: Nursing Process: Implementation
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MSC: ClientNeeds:SafeandEffective CareEnvironment
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8. Whenthenurseis unsurehowtoperformaclientcareprocedurethat ishigh risk and low n n n n n g h




g h volume, hisor her best action in this situation wouldbe what?
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a. Askanothernurse.
b. Discuss theprocedurewith theclient’s physician. n g h g h




c. Lookup the procedurein anursing textbook. gh gh gh gh




d. Consult theagency proceduremanual, and follow theguidelines fortheprocedure.
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ANS: g h D




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Deitra Leonard Lowdermilk, Shannon E. Perry, Mary Catherine Cashion, Ellen Olshansky, Kathryn Rhodes Alden Maternity and Women\'s Health Care
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