Davis Advantage Maternal-Newborn Nursing 4th Edition – Chapter 5 Study Guide 1 2026-03-27
Davis Advantage
Maternal-Newborn Nursing
4th Edition – Chapter 5
Study Guide
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Terms in this set (20)
The nurse at a prenatal clinic is aware of the ANS: 3
important tasks that each expectant mother will Page: 102
need to address. When an expectant mother states,
"I will give up everything I have to make sure this Feedback
baby is safe and well-cared for," which task is the 1 This is incorrect. Attaching or "binding-in" to the child is the
mother addressing? development of maternal-fetal attachment. The mother's statement does
1. Expressing an attachment to the child not address attachment.
2. Ensuring safe birth for mother and child 2 This is incorrect. Ensuring a safe passage for herself and her child
3. Stating a willingness to give of oneself involves the mother's knowledge and care-seeking behaviors to ensure
4. Ensuring social acceptance of the child that both she and the newborn emerge from pregnancy healthy. The
mother's statement does not specifically address this task.
3 This is correct. The mother's statement specifically addresses the
mother's willingness and efforts to make personal sacrifices for the child.
The task is that of giving oneself to the demands of motherhood.
4 This is incorrect. Social acceptance of the child by significant others is
important to the pregnant woman. However, the mother's statement does
not address the woman's engagement of her family and social network in
the pregnancy.
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The nurse is providing prenatal care for a patient ANS: 4
who is pregnant with a second child. Which Page: 104
understanding about complexity of a second
pregnancy does the nurse use to assist the patient Feedback
with the acceptance of this pregnancy? 1 This is incorrect. Pregnancy tasks may be more complex for the
1. Point out that the financial obligation is always multipara. The nurse is not necessarily knowledgeable about the financial
less with a second child. obligations related to a second child. Income can be affected by a
2. Make suggestions of how the first child will be a second child, and the needs of the second child may be greater for a
"helper" with the new baby. variety of reasons.
3. Recommend career decisions needed because 2 This is incorrect. Nursing knowledge about how to make the first child a
of additional parenting tasks. "helper" with the new baby may not be appropriate. The first child's age
4. Offer strategies for working out a new and demeanor need to be considered.
relationship with the first child. 3 This is incorrect. It is not the responsibility of the nurse to recommend
career changes to a patient expecting a second child.
4 This is correct. Pregnancy tasks are more complex for the multipara due
to the relationship between the mother and the first child. The nurse can
offer strategies for remodeling this relationship and help the mother with
feelings associated with the needed change.
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Davis Advantage
Maternal-Newborn Nursing
4th Edition – Chapter 5
Study Guide
Guidehttps://www.stuvia.com/dashboard!@_)#*)(@$)($@*($@)($@*_Page 1
Page 1 of 21 Davis Advantage Maternal-Newborn Nursing 4th Edition – Chapter 5 Study Guide.pdf
,Durham, Chapman, Miller Davis Advantage for Maternal-Newborn Nursing 4e Chapter 5 2 2026-03-27
Terms in this set (20)
The nurse at a prenatal clinic is aware of the ANS: 3
important tasks that each expectant mother will Page: 102
need to address. When an expectant mother states,
"I will give up everything I have to make sure this Feedback
baby is safe and well-cared for," which task is the 1 This is incorrect. Attaching or "binding-in" to the child is the
mother addressing? development of maternal-fetal attachment. The mother's statement does
1. Expressing an attachment to the child not address attachment.
2. Ensuring safe birth for mother and child 2 This is incorrect. Ensuring a safe passage for herself and her child
3. Stating a willingness to give of oneself involves the mother's knowledge and care-seeking behaviors to ensure
4. Ensuring social acceptance of the child that both she and the newborn emerge from pregnancy healthy. The
mother's statement does not specifically address this task.
3 This is correct. The mother's statement specifically addresses the
mother's willingness and efforts to make personal sacrifices for the child.
The task is that of giving oneself to the demands of motherhood.
4 This is incorrect. Social acceptance of the child by significant others is
important to the pregnant woman. However, the mother's statement does
not address the woman's engagement of her family and social network in
the pregnancy.
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The nurse is providing prenatal care for a patient ANS: 4
who is pregnant with a second child. Which Page: 104
understanding about complexity of a second
pregnancy does the nurse use to assist the patient Feedback
with the acceptance of this pregnancy? 1 This is incorrect. Pregnancy tasks may be more complex for the
1. Point out that the financial obligation is always multipara. The nurse is not necessarily knowledgeable about the financial
less with a second child. obligations related to a second child. Income can be affected by a
2. Make suggestions of how the first child will be a second child, and the needs of the second child may be greater for a
"helper" with the new baby. variety of reasons.
3. Recommend career decisions needed because 2 This is incorrect. Nursing knowledge about how to make the first child a
of additional parenting tasks. "helper" with the new baby may not be appropriate. The first child's age
4. Offer strategies for working out a new and demeanor need to be considered.
relationship with the first child. 3 This is incorrect. It is not the responsibility of the nurse to recommend
career changes to a patient expecting a second child.
4 This is correct. Pregnancy tasks are more complex for the multipara due
to the relationship between the mother and the first child. The nurse can
offer strategies for remodeling this relationship and help the mother with
feelings associated with the needed change.
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