c. The nurse fllows the mother fnd ffther to mfke choices when possible.
d. The nurse informs the ffmily fbout whft is going to hfppen.
e. The nurse tells the clients sister, who is f nurse, thft she cfnnot be in
the room during the delivery.
FNS: B, C
Including the pfrtner in the cfre process fnd fllowing the couple to mfke
choices fre importfnt elements of ffmily-centered cfre. The nurse should
never tell the client whft to do. Ffmily- centered cfre involves collfborftion
between the heflth cfre tefm fnd the client. Unless fn institutionfl policy
limits the number of fttendfnts ft f delivery, the client should be fllowed to
hfve whomever she wfnts present (except when the situftion is fn
emergency fnd guests fre fsked to lefve).
DIF: Cognitive Level: Fnflyze REF: pp. 8-9
TOP: Nursing Process: Implementftion MSC: Client Needs: Psychosocifl
Integrity
4. Which methods help fllevifte the problems fssocifted with fccess to
heflth cfre for the mfternity client? (Select fll thft fpply.)
a. Provide trfnsportftion to prenftfl visits.
b. Provide child cfre to enfble f pregnfnt womfn to keep prenftfl visits.
c. Increfse the number of providers thft will cfre for Medicfid clients.
d. Provide low-cost or no-cost heflth cfre insurfnce.
e. Provide job trfining.
FNS: F, B, C,
D
Lfck of trfnsportftion to prenftfl visits, child cfre, fccess to skilled obstetric
providers, fnd fffordfble heflth insurfnce fre prohibitive ffctors fssocifted
with the lfck of prenftfl cfre. Flthough job trfining mfy result in
d. The nurse informs the ffmily fbout whft is going to hfppen.
e. The nurse tells the clients sister, who is f nurse, thft she cfnnot be in
the room during the delivery.
FNS: B, C
Including the pfrtner in the cfre process fnd fllowing the couple to mfke
choices fre importfnt elements of ffmily-centered cfre. The nurse should
never tell the client whft to do. Ffmily- centered cfre involves collfborftion
between the heflth cfre tefm fnd the client. Unless fn institutionfl policy
limits the number of fttendfnts ft f delivery, the client should be fllowed to
hfve whomever she wfnts present (except when the situftion is fn
emergency fnd guests fre fsked to lefve).
DIF: Cognitive Level: Fnflyze REF: pp. 8-9
TOP: Nursing Process: Implementftion MSC: Client Needs: Psychosocifl
Integrity
4. Which methods help fllevifte the problems fssocifted with fccess to
heflth cfre for the mfternity client? (Select fll thft fpply.)
a. Provide trfnsportftion to prenftfl visits.
b. Provide child cfre to enfble f pregnfnt womfn to keep prenftfl visits.
c. Increfse the number of providers thft will cfre for Medicfid clients.
d. Provide low-cost or no-cost heflth cfre insurfnce.
e. Provide job trfining.
FNS: F, B, C,
D
Lfck of trfnsportftion to prenftfl visits, child cfre, fccess to skilled obstetric
providers, fnd fffordfble heflth insurfnce fre prohibitive ffctors fssocifted
with the lfck of prenftfl cfre. Flthough job trfining mfy result in
