TEST BANK FOR MATERNAL CHILD NURSING CARE 7TH
EDITION NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 500 QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+.
Maternal medical risk factors - - ANS - -Conditions affecting pregnancy, e.g.,
diabetes, hypertension.
Diabetes mellitus - - ANS - -Common maternal risk factor linked to obesity.
Chronic hypertension - - ANS - -High blood pressure existing before pregnancy.
Hypertension in pregnancy - - ANS - -High blood pressure developing during
pregnancy.
Anemia in pregnancy - - ANS - -Low red blood cell count affecting pregnant women.
SBAR technique - - ANS - -Communication framework: Situation, Background,
Assessment, Recommendation.
Teamwork in nursing - - ANS - -Collaborative approach among healthcare providers.
Evidence-based nursing - - ANS - -Practice based on research and clinical
guidelines.
Childbearing families - - ANS - -Families experiencing pregnancy and childbirth.
,Prenatal care - - ANS - -Healthcare provided during pregnancy to monitor health.
Infant mortality statistics - - ANS - -Data reflecting the death rate of infants.
Nutrition assessment - - ANS - -Evaluation of dietary habits and nutritional status.
Social worker referral - - ANS - -Connecting patients with social services for
support.
Obstetrician - - ANS - -Physician specializing in pregnancy and childbirth.
Midwife - - ANS - -Healthcare professional specializing in childbirth care.
Prenatal appointments - - ANS - -Scheduled visits for monitoring pregnancy health.
Clinical practice guidelines - - ANS - -Recommendations for patient care based on
evidence.
Length of hospital stay - - ANS - -Duration of patient hospitalization during childbirth.
Cognitive Level: Knowledge - - ANS - -Understanding basic facts and information.
,Cognitive Level: Comprehension - - ANS - -Understanding and interpreting
information.
Client Needs: Physiologic Integrity - - ANS - -Basic health needs of patients.
Client Needs: Safe and Effective Care Environment - - ANS - -Ensuring patient safety
and quality care.
Nursing Process: Assessment - - ANS - -Evaluating patient health and needs.
Nursing Process: Planning - - ANS - -Developing care strategies for patients.
Nursing Process: Implementation - - ANS - -Executing planned nursing interventions.
Prenatal Care - - ANS - -Best method to prevent infant mortality risk factors.
Nutritional Status - - ANS - -Modifiable risk factor for maternal health.
Social Worker Referral - - ANS - -Not the primary focus for nurses in prenatal care.
High-Risk Problems - - ANS - -Identifiable issues requiring physician oversight.
Health Literacy - - ANS - -Ability to understand health information effectively.
, Patient Education Materials - - ANS - -Often too complex for average adult
comprehension.
Limited English Proficiency - - ANS - -Challenges in understanding health
discussions.
Barriers to Healthcare Access - - ANS - -Inability to pay is the most significant
barrier.
Maternity Jargon - - ANS - -Complex terms that may confuse patients.
Patient Understanding Assessment - - ANS - -Evaluate if patient comprehends the
discussion.
Cognitive Level: Application - - ANS - -Level of understanding required for nursing
actions.
Nursing Process: Planning - - ANS - -Framework for organizing patient care
strategies.
Nursing Process: Evaluation - - ANS - -Assessing effectiveness of nursing
interventions.
Safe and Effective Care Environment - - ANS - -Nursing focus on providing secure
patient care.
EDITION NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 500 QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+.
Maternal medical risk factors - - ANS - -Conditions affecting pregnancy, e.g.,
diabetes, hypertension.
Diabetes mellitus - - ANS - -Common maternal risk factor linked to obesity.
Chronic hypertension - - ANS - -High blood pressure existing before pregnancy.
Hypertension in pregnancy - - ANS - -High blood pressure developing during
pregnancy.
Anemia in pregnancy - - ANS - -Low red blood cell count affecting pregnant women.
SBAR technique - - ANS - -Communication framework: Situation, Background,
Assessment, Recommendation.
Teamwork in nursing - - ANS - -Collaborative approach among healthcare providers.
Evidence-based nursing - - ANS - -Practice based on research and clinical
guidelines.
Childbearing families - - ANS - -Families experiencing pregnancy and childbirth.
,Prenatal care - - ANS - -Healthcare provided during pregnancy to monitor health.
Infant mortality statistics - - ANS - -Data reflecting the death rate of infants.
Nutrition assessment - - ANS - -Evaluation of dietary habits and nutritional status.
Social worker referral - - ANS - -Connecting patients with social services for
support.
Obstetrician - - ANS - -Physician specializing in pregnancy and childbirth.
Midwife - - ANS - -Healthcare professional specializing in childbirth care.
Prenatal appointments - - ANS - -Scheduled visits for monitoring pregnancy health.
Clinical practice guidelines - - ANS - -Recommendations for patient care based on
evidence.
Length of hospital stay - - ANS - -Duration of patient hospitalization during childbirth.
Cognitive Level: Knowledge - - ANS - -Understanding basic facts and information.
,Cognitive Level: Comprehension - - ANS - -Understanding and interpreting
information.
Client Needs: Physiologic Integrity - - ANS - -Basic health needs of patients.
Client Needs: Safe and Effective Care Environment - - ANS - -Ensuring patient safety
and quality care.
Nursing Process: Assessment - - ANS - -Evaluating patient health and needs.
Nursing Process: Planning - - ANS - -Developing care strategies for patients.
Nursing Process: Implementation - - ANS - -Executing planned nursing interventions.
Prenatal Care - - ANS - -Best method to prevent infant mortality risk factors.
Nutritional Status - - ANS - -Modifiable risk factor for maternal health.
Social Worker Referral - - ANS - -Not the primary focus for nurses in prenatal care.
High-Risk Problems - - ANS - -Identifiable issues requiring physician oversight.
Health Literacy - - ANS - -Ability to understand health information effectively.
, Patient Education Materials - - ANS - -Often too complex for average adult
comprehension.
Limited English Proficiency - - ANS - -Challenges in understanding health
discussions.
Barriers to Healthcare Access - - ANS - -Inability to pay is the most significant
barrier.
Maternity Jargon - - ANS - -Complex terms that may confuse patients.
Patient Understanding Assessment - - ANS - -Evaluate if patient comprehends the
discussion.
Cognitive Level: Application - - ANS - -Level of understanding required for nursing
actions.
Nursing Process: Planning - - ANS - -Framework for organizing patient care
strategies.
Nursing Process: Evaluation - - ANS - -Assessing effectiveness of nursing
interventions.
Safe and Effective Care Environment - - ANS - -Nursing focus on providing secure
patient care.
