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f6Criticalf6Componentsf6off6Nursingf6Caref64thf6Editionf6Durhamf
6 Testf6Bank
Maternityf6Nursingf6Overviewf 6 Cha
pterf61.f6Trendsf6andf6Issues
1. Sincef61995f6theref6hasf6beenf6af6significantf6decreasef6inf6thef6ratef6off6infantf6
deathf 6 relatedf6tof6whichf6off6thef6following:
a. Disordersf6associatedf6withf6shortf6gestationf6 andf6lowf6birthf6 weight
b. Accidents
c. Suddenf6infantf6death
d. Newbornsf6affectedf6byf6complicationsf6off6placenta,f6cord,f6andf6membran
esf 6 ANS:f6c
Feedback
a. Thef6ratesf6off6prematurityf6andf6lowf6birthf6weightf6aref6increasing.
b. Thef6ratesf6off6accidentsf6havef6increased.
c. Correct.f6Thef6ratef6off6infantf6deathf6relatedf6tof6SIDSf6hasf6decreasedf6fromf687.1f6to
47.2.f6Thef6decreasef6inf6ratef6isf6partiallyf6attributedf6tof6placingf6infantsf6onf6theirf6ba
cksf 6 whenf6sleeping.
d. Thef6ratesf6off6newbornsf6affectedf6byf6complicationsf6off6placenta,f6cord,f6
andf 6 membranesf6havef6increased.
KEY:f6Integratedf6 Process:f6Teachingf6andf6Learningf6|f6Cognitivef6Level:f6Knowledgef6|
Contentf6Area:f6Maternityf6|f6Clientf6Need:f6Healthf6Promotionf6andf6Maintenancef6|f
6 Difficultyf6Level:f6Easy
2. Tobaccof6usef6duringf6pregnancyf6isf6associatedf6withf6adversef6effectsf6onf6the
f 6 unbornf6infantf6suchf6asf6intrauterinef6growthf6restriction,f6pretermf6births,f6and f
6 respiratoryf6problems.f6Byf6race,f6whichf6hasf6thef6highestf6percentagesf6off6smo
kers?
a. Americanf6 Indianf6andf6Alaskanf6Natives
b. Asianf6orf6Pacificf6Islanders
c. Non-Hispanicf 6 blacks
d. Non-
Hispanicf6whitesf 6 ANS:
f6a
Feedback
a. 36%f6off6Americanf6 Indianf6andf6Nativef6Americanf6womenf6aref6cigarettef6smokers.
b. 4.3%f6off6Asianf6orf6Pacificf6Islanderf6womenf6aref6cigarettef6smokers.
c. 17.1%f6off6non-Hispanicf6blackf6womenf6aref6 cigarettef6smokers.
d. 19.6%f6off6non-Hispanicf6whitef6womenf6aref6 cigarettef6smokers.
KEY:f6Integratedf6Process:f6Clinicalf6Problemf6Solvingf6|f6Cognitivef6Level:f6Knowled
gef6|f 6 Contentf6Area:f6Maternityf6|f6Clientf6Need:f6Safef6andf6Effectivef6Caref6Environ
mentf6|f 6 Difficultyf6Level:f6Easy
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3. Whichf6off6thef6followingf6womenf6isf6atf6thef6highestf6riskf6forf6healthf6disparity?
a. Af6white,f6middle-class,f616-year-oldf6woman
b. Anf6Africanf6American,f6middle-class,f625-year-oldf6woman
c. Anf6Africanf 6 American,f 6 upper-middle-class,f 6 19-year-oldf6 woman
d. Anf6Asian,f6low-income,f630-year-
oldf6womanf 6 ANS:f6d
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a. Althoughf6agef6isf6af6riskf6factor,f6incomef6contributesf6tof6disparity.
b. Althoughf6Africanf6Americanf6womenf6aref6atf6increasedf6risk,f6incomef6accountsf
6forf 6 thef6largestf6disparity.
c. Althoughf6agef6andf6racef6contributef6tof6increasedf6risk,f6incomef6accountsf6forf
6thef 6 largestf6disparity.
d. Althoughf6agef6 andf6racef6contributef6tof6increasedf6risk,f6incomef6accountsf6forf6the
largestf6disparity.
KEY:f6Integratedf6Process:f6Clinicalf6Problemf6Solvingf6|f6Cognitivef6Level:f6Applicati
onf6|f 6 Contentf6Area:f6Maternityf6|f6Clientf6Need:f6Healthf6Promotionf6andf6Maintena
ncef6|f 6 Difficultyf6Level:f6Moderate
4. Af6neonatef6bornf6atf636f6weeksf6gestationf6isf6classifiedf6asf6whichf6off6thef6following?
a. Veryf6premature
b. Moderatelyf 6 premature
c. Latef6premature
d. Term
f 6 ANS:f
6c
Feedback
a. Veryf6prematuref6isf6lessf6thanf632f6weeksf6gestation.
b. Moderatelyf6prematuref6isf632f6tof633f6completedf6weeksf6gestation.
c. Correct.f6Latef6prematuref6isf634f6tof636f6completedf6weeksf6gestation.
d. Termf6isf637f6tof642f6weeksf6gestation.
KEY:f6Integratedf6Process:f6Clinicalf6Problemf6Solvingf6|f6Cognitivef6Level:f6Applicati
onf6|f 6 Contentf6Area:f6Maternityf6|f6Clientf6Need:f6Physiologicalf6Adaptationf6|f6Difficu
ltyf6Level:f 6 Easy
5. Thef6perinatalf6nursef6explainsf6tof6thef6studentf6nursef6thatf6af6goalf6off6thef6He
althyf 6 Peoplef62020f6reportf6isf6to:
a. Increasef6proportionf6off6infantsf6whof6aref6breastfedf6tof693.1%.
b. Increasef6proportionf6off6infantsf6whof6aref6breastfedf6tof690.7%.
c. Increasef6proportionf6off6infantsf6whof6aref6breastfedf6tof685.6%.
d. Increasef6proportionf6off6infantsf6whof6aref6breastfedf6tof683.9
%.f 6 ANS:f6d
Af6goalf6off6Healthyf6Peoplef62020f6isf6tof6increasef6thef6proportionf6off6infantsf6whof6a
ref 6 breastfedf6fromf674%f6tof681.9%.
KEY:f6Integratedf6Process:f6Teachingf6andf6Learningf6|f6Clientf6Need:f6Healthf6Prom
otionf 6 andf6Maintenancef6|f6Cognitivef6Level:f6Applicationf6|f6Contentf6Area:f6Matern
ityf6|f 6 Difficultyf6Level:f6Moderate
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f6Criticalf6Componentsf6off6Nursingf6Caref64thf6Editionf6Durhamf
6 Testf6Bank
Maternityf6Nursingf6Overviewf 6 Cha
pterf61.f6Trendsf6andf6Issues
1. Sincef61995f6theref6hasf6beenf6af6significantf6decreasef6inf6thef6ratef6off6infantf6
deathf 6 relatedf6tof6whichf6off6thef6following:
a. Disordersf6associatedf6withf6shortf6gestationf6 andf6lowf6birthf6 weight
b. Accidents
c. Suddenf6infantf6death
d. Newbornsf6affectedf6byf6complicationsf6off6placenta,f6cord,f6andf6membran
esf 6 ANS:f6c
Feedback
a. Thef6ratesf6off6prematurityf6andf6lowf6birthf6weightf6aref6increasing.
b. Thef6ratesf6off6accidentsf6havef6increased.
c. Correct.f6Thef6ratef6off6infantf6deathf6relatedf6tof6SIDSf6hasf6decreasedf6fromf687.1f6to
47.2.f6Thef6decreasef6inf6ratef6isf6partiallyf6attributedf6tof6placingf6infantsf6onf6theirf6ba
cksf 6 whenf6sleeping.
d. Thef6ratesf6off6newbornsf6affectedf6byf6complicationsf6off6placenta,f6cord,f6
andf 6 membranesf6havef6increased.
KEY:f6Integratedf6 Process:f6Teachingf6andf6Learningf6|f6Cognitivef6Level:f6Knowledgef6|
Contentf6Area:f6Maternityf6|f6Clientf6Need:f6Healthf6Promotionf6andf6Maintenancef6|f
6 Difficultyf6Level:f6Easy
2. Tobaccof6usef6duringf6pregnancyf6isf6associatedf6withf6adversef6effectsf6onf6the
f 6 unbornf6infantf6suchf6asf6intrauterinef6growthf6restriction,f6pretermf6births,f6and f
6 respiratoryf6problems.f6Byf6race,f6whichf6hasf6thef6highestf6percentagesf6off6smo
kers?
a. Americanf6 Indianf6andf6Alaskanf6Natives
b. Asianf6orf6Pacificf6Islanders
c. Non-Hispanicf 6 blacks
d. Non-
Hispanicf6whitesf 6 ANS:
f6a
Feedback
a. 36%f6off6Americanf6 Indianf6andf6Nativef6Americanf6womenf6aref6cigarettef6smokers.
b. 4.3%f6off6Asianf6orf6Pacificf6Islanderf6womenf6aref6cigarettef6smokers.
c. 17.1%f6off6non-Hispanicf6blackf6womenf6aref6 cigarettef6smokers.
d. 19.6%f6off6non-Hispanicf6whitef6womenf6aref6 cigarettef6smokers.
KEY:f6Integratedf6Process:f6Clinicalf6Problemf6Solvingf6|f6Cognitivef6Level:f6Knowled
gef6|f 6 Contentf6Area:f6Maternityf6|f6Clientf6Need:f6Safef6andf6Effectivef6Caref6Environ
mentf6|f 6 Difficultyf6Level:f6Easy
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3. Whichf6off6thef6followingf6womenf6isf6atf6thef6highestf6riskf6forf6healthf6disparity?
a. Af6white,f6middle-class,f616-year-oldf6woman
b. Anf6Africanf6American,f6middle-class,f625-year-oldf6woman
c. Anf6Africanf 6 American,f 6 upper-middle-class,f 6 19-year-oldf6 woman
d. Anf6Asian,f6low-income,f630-year-
oldf6womanf 6 ANS:f6d
Feedback
a. Althoughf6agef6isf6af6riskf6factor,f6incomef6contributesf6tof6disparity.
b. Althoughf6Africanf6Americanf6womenf6aref6atf6increasedf6risk,f6incomef6accountsf
6forf 6 thef6largestf6disparity.
c. Althoughf6agef6andf6racef6contributef6tof6increasedf6risk,f6incomef6accountsf6forf
6thef 6 largestf6disparity.
d. Althoughf6agef6 andf6racef6contributef6tof6increasedf6risk,f6incomef6accountsf6forf6the
largestf6disparity.
KEY:f6Integratedf6Process:f6Clinicalf6Problemf6Solvingf6|f6Cognitivef6Level:f6Applicati
onf6|f 6 Contentf6Area:f6Maternityf6|f6Clientf6Need:f6Healthf6Promotionf6andf6Maintena
ncef6|f 6 Difficultyf6Level:f6Moderate
4. Af6neonatef6bornf6atf636f6weeksf6gestationf6isf6classifiedf6asf6whichf6off6thef6following?
a. Veryf6premature
b. Moderatelyf 6 premature
c. Latef6premature
d. Term
f 6 ANS:f
6c
Feedback
a. Veryf6prematuref6isf6lessf6thanf632f6weeksf6gestation.
b. Moderatelyf6prematuref6isf632f6tof633f6completedf6weeksf6gestation.
c. Correct.f6Latef6prematuref6isf634f6tof636f6completedf6weeksf6gestation.
d. Termf6isf637f6tof642f6weeksf6gestation.
KEY:f6Integratedf6Process:f6Clinicalf6Problemf6Solvingf6|f6Cognitivef6Level:f6Applicati
onf6|f 6 Contentf6Area:f6Maternityf6|f6Clientf6Need:f6Physiologicalf6Adaptationf6|f6Difficu
ltyf6Level:f 6 Easy
5. Thef6perinatalf6nursef6explainsf6tof6thef6studentf6nursef6thatf6af6goalf6off6thef6He
althyf 6 Peoplef62020f6reportf6isf6to:
a. Increasef6proportionf6off6infantsf6whof6aref6breastfedf6tof693.1%.
b. Increasef6proportionf6off6infantsf6whof6aref6breastfedf6tof690.7%.
c. Increasef6proportionf6off6infantsf6whof6aref6breastfedf6tof685.6%.
d. Increasef6proportionf6off6infantsf6whof6aref6breastfedf6tof683.9
%.f 6 ANS:f6d
Af6goalf6off6Healthyf6Peoplef62020f6isf6tof6increasef6thef6proportionf6off6infantsf6whof6a
ref 6 breastfedf6fromf674%f6tof681.9%.
KEY:f6Integratedf6Process:f6Teachingf6andf6Learningf6|f6Clientf6Need:f6Healthf6Prom
otionf 6 andf6Maintenancef6|f6Cognitivef6Level:f6Applicationf6|f6Contentf6Area:f6Matern
ityf6|f 6 Difficultyf6Level:f6Moderate
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