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Essentials of Maternity, Newborn, and Women’s Health Nursing (S
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Perspectives on Maternal, Newborn, and Women’s Health Care (15 i
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tems)
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mily-centered care in maternal and newborn nursing? q q q q q q
A. To place the newborn's needs above the family's preferences
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B. To involve the family in decision-
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making and provide individualized care that respects family st
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C. To limit family presence during high-
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risk procedures to maintain sterility
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D. To standardize care so all families receive identical int
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vement, respecting preferences, and individualizing care to promote optim
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al outcomes for mother and infant.
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2. A nurse is counseling a pregnant client about prenatal care. W
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hich statement by the nurse reflects a health promotion approa
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ch?
A. "You should avoid exercise during pregnancy to prevent pre
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B. "Take folic acid only if you have a family history of birth defe
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cts."
C. "Attending scheduled prenatal visits helps identify risks early an
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d supports a healthy pregnancy."
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Rationale: Health promotion encourages behaviors (like regular prenatal
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visits) that prevent complications and support maternal–fetal health.
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3. Which factors are commonly included when assessing social deter
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minants of health that affect maternal outcomes? (Select all that app
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ly.)
A. Access to transportation
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B. Genetic karyotype
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C. Housing stability
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D. Food security
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E. Race/ethnicity and experiences of discrimination
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factors such as transportation, housing, food access, and social/structural dis
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crimination. Genetic karyotype is a biologic factor rather than a social deter
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minant.
4. Which public health indicator is most commonly used to assess th
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e health of mothers and newborns in a population?
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A. Infant mortality rate
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B. Prevalence of childhood allergies
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C. Rate of school enrollment
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D. Number of NICU beds
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ND WOMEN’S HEALTH, 6TH EDITION BY SUSAN RICCI |
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ALL CHAPTERS | ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES NEWES
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T VERSION q
,Test Bank — q q
Essentials of Maternity, Newborn, and Women’s Health Nursing (S
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usan Ricci, 6th Ed.)
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Chapter 1 — q q
Perspectives on Maternal, Newborn, and Women’s Health Care (15 i
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tems)
1. Which of the following best describes the primary goal of fa
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mily-centered care in maternal and newborn nursing? q q q q q q
A. To place the newborn's needs above the family's preferences
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B. To involve the family in decision-
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making and provide individualized care that respects family st
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rengths and needs q q
C. To limit family presence during high-
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risk procedures to maintain sterility
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D. To standardize care so all families receive identical int
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erventions
Answer: B q
Rationale: Family- q
centered care emphasizes partnership with families, supporting their invol
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vement, respecting preferences, and individualizing care to promote optim
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al outcomes for mother and infant.
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2. A nurse is counseling a pregnant client about prenatal care. W
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hich statement by the nurse reflects a health promotion approa
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ch?
A. "You should avoid exercise during pregnancy to prevent pre
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term labor." q
B. "Take folic acid only if you have a family history of birth defe
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cts."
C. "Attending scheduled prenatal visits helps identify risks early an
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d supports a healthy pregnancy."
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, D. "If you feel fine, there's no need to keep appointments."
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, Answer: C q
Rationale: Health promotion encourages behaviors (like regular prenatal
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visits) that prevent complications and support maternal–fetal health.
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3. Which factors are commonly included when assessing social deter
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minants of health that affect maternal outcomes? (Select all that app
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ly.)
A. Access to transportation
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B. Genetic karyotype
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C. Housing stability
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D. Food security
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E. Race/ethnicity and experiences of discrimination
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Answer: A, C, D, E q q q q
Rationale: Social determinants include socioeconomic and environmental
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factors such as transportation, housing, food access, and social/structural dis
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crimination. Genetic karyotype is a biologic factor rather than a social deter
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minant.
4. Which public health indicator is most commonly used to assess th
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e health of mothers and newborns in a population?
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A. Infant mortality rate
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B. Prevalence of childhood allergies
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C. Rate of school enrollment
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D. Number of NICU beds
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