TEST BANK MATERNAL AND CHILD
HEALTH NURSING: CARE OF THE
CHILDBEARING AND CHILDREARING
FAMILY, 9TH EDITION (SILBERT-
FLAGG, 2026), CHAPTER 1-56 | ALL
CHAPTERS
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Table Of Contents
1. Unit 1 Maternal And Child Health Nursing Practice
a. Chapter 1 A Framework For Maternal And Child Health Nursing
b. Chapter 2 Diversity And Inclusion Maternal Child Nursing
c. Chapter 3 The Childbearing And Childrearing Family In The
Community
d. Chapter 4 Home Care And The Childbearing And Childrearing Family
2. Unit 2 The Nursing Role In Preparing Families For Childbearing And
Childrearing
a. Chapter 5 The Nursing Role In Reproductive And Sexual Health
b. Chapter 6 Nursing Care For The Family In Need Of Reproductive Lif e
Planning
c. Chapter 7 The Nursing Role In Genetic Assessment And Counseling
d. Chapter 8 Nursing Care Of The Family Having Dif f iculty Conceiving A
Child
3. Unit 3 The Nursing Role In Caring For Families During Normal Pregnancy,
Birth, The Postpartum, And Newborn Periods
a. Chapter 9 Nursing Care During Normal Pregnancy And Care Of The
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b. Chapter 10 Nursing Care Related To Psychological And Physiologic
Changes Of Pregnancy
c. Chapter 11 Nursing Care Related To Assessment Of A Pregnant Family
d. Chapter 12 Nursing Care To Promote Fetal And Maternal Health
e. Chapter 13 The Nursing Role In Promoting Nutritional Health During
Pregnancy
f. Chapter 14 Preparing A Family For Childbirth And Parenting
g. Chapter 15 Nursing Care Of A Family During Labor And Birth
h. Chapter 16 The Nursing Role In Providing Comf ort During Labor And
Birth
i. Chapter 17 Nursing Care Of A Postpartal Family
j. Chapter 18 Nursing Care Of A Family With A Newborn
k. Chapter 19 Nutritional Needs Of A Newborn
4. Unit 4 The Nursing Role In Caring For A Family During Complications Of
Pregnancy, Birth, Or The Postpartal Period
a. Chapter 20 Nursing Care Of A Family Experiencing A Pregnancy
Complication From A Preexisting Or Newly Acquired Illness
b. Chapter 21 Nursing Care Of A Family Experiencing A Sudden Pregnancy
Complication
c. Chapter 22 Nursing Care Of A Pregnant Family With Special Needs
d. Chapter 23 Nursing Care Of A Family Experiencing A Complication Of
Labor Or Birth
e. Chapter 24 Nursing Care Of A Family During A Surgical Intervention
For Birth
f. Chapter 25 Nursing Care Of A Family Experiencing A Postpartum
Complication
g. Chapter 26 Nursing Care Of A Family With A High -Risk Newborn
h. Chapter 27 Nursing Care Of The Child Born With A Physical Or
Developmental Dif f erence
5. Unit 5 The Nursing Role In Health Promotion For Childrearing Family
a. Chapter 28 Principles Of Growth And Development
b. Chapter 29 Nursing Care Of A Family With An Inf ant
c. Chapter 30 Nursing Care Of A Family With A Toddler
d. Chapter 31 Nursing Care Of A Family With A Preschool Child
e. Chapter 32 Nursing Care Of A Family With A School-Age Child
f. Chapter 33 Nursing Care Of A Family With An Adolescent
g. Chapter 34 Child Health Assessment
h. Chapter 35 Communication And Teaching With Children And Families
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6. Unit 6 The snt uuv ira .sc oi mn g- thr eomlea r kient p l ascue tpo pb uoyratnidnsge l lty ohu er sthu dey aml atthe r i oa l f Ill Children And Their Families
a. Chapter 36 Nursing Care Of A Family With A Child Who Is Ill
b. Chapter 37 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Needs Diagnostic
Or Therapeutic Modalities
c. Chapter 38 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Needs Medication
Administration Or Intravenous Therapy
d. Chapter 39 Pain Management In Children
7. Unit 7 The Nursing Role In Restoring And Maintaining The Health Of
Children And Families With Physiologic Disorders
a. Chapter 40 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has A Respiratory
Disorder
b. Chapter 41 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has A
Cardiovascular Disorder
c. Chapter 42 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has An Immune
Disorder
d. Chapter 43 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has An Inf ectious
Disorder
e. Chapter 44 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has A Hematologic
Disorder
f. Chapter 45 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has A
Gastrointestinal Disorder
g. Chapter 46 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has A Renal Or
Urinary Tract Disorder
h. Chapter 47 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has A Reproductive
Disorder
i. Chapter 48 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has An Endocrine
Or A Metabolic Disorder
j. Chapter 49 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has A Neurologic
Disorder
k. Chapter 50 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has A Vision Or
Hearing Disorder
l. Chapter 51 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has A
Musculoskeletal Disorder
m. Chapter 52 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has An
Unintentional Injury
n. Chapter 53 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Or Adolescent Has
A Malignancy
8. Unit 8 The Nursing Role In Restoring And Maintaining The Ment al Health Of
Children And Families
a. Chapter 54 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has An Intellectual
Or Mental Health Disorder
b. Chapter 55 Nursing Care Of A Family In Crisis: Maltreatment And
Violence In The Family
c. Chapter 56 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has A Long-Term
Or Terminal Illness
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1. For which reasons would a nurse review infant
mortality statistic in the united states? (select all
that apply.)
A) Measures the quality of pregnancy care
B) Reviews information on overall diet
C) Compares health with those of other states
D) Determines infant health and available care
E) Provides an index of the
country's general health Ans:
A, b, d,e
Feedback:
Infant mortality statistics provide an index of a
country's general health, measures thequality of
pregnancy care, provides information on overall
diet, and determines infant health and available
care. Infant mortality statistics compares the
health with those of other countries and not with
those of other states.
2. The nurse is providing care in an organization that supports the
maternal and childcare continuum. Which type of patient care area is an
example of this approach?
A) Primary care
B) Team nursing
C) Case management
D) Family
- centered
care Ans: d
feedback:
Keeping the family at the center of care is important because the level of
a family's functioning is important to the health status of its members. A
healthy family establishesan environment conducive to growth and
health-promoting behaviors to sustain family members during crises. A
family- centered approach enables nurses to better understand individuals
and their effect on others and, in turn, to provide more holistic care.
Primarynursing, team nursing, and case management do not necessary take into
considerationthe maternal and child care continuum.
HEALTH NURSING: CARE OF THE
CHILDBEARING AND CHILDREARING
FAMILY, 9TH EDITION (SILBERT-
FLAGG, 2026), CHAPTER 1-56 | ALL
CHAPTERS
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Table Of Contents
1. Unit 1 Maternal And Child Health Nursing Practice
a. Chapter 1 A Framework For Maternal And Child Health Nursing
b. Chapter 2 Diversity And Inclusion Maternal Child Nursing
c. Chapter 3 The Childbearing And Childrearing Family In The
Community
d. Chapter 4 Home Care And The Childbearing And Childrearing Family
2. Unit 2 The Nursing Role In Preparing Families For Childbearing And
Childrearing
a. Chapter 5 The Nursing Role In Reproductive And Sexual Health
b. Chapter 6 Nursing Care For The Family In Need Of Reproductive Lif e
Planning
c. Chapter 7 The Nursing Role In Genetic Assessment And Counseling
d. Chapter 8 Nursing Care Of The Family Having Dif f iculty Conceiving A
Child
3. Unit 3 The Nursing Role In Caring For Families During Normal Pregnancy,
Birth, The Postpartum, And Newborn Periods
a. Chapter 9 Nursing Care During Normal Pregnancy And Care Of The
Developing Fetus 0 0 0
b. Chapter 10 Nursing Care Related To Psychological And Physiologic
Changes Of Pregnancy
c. Chapter 11 Nursing Care Related To Assessment Of A Pregnant Family
d. Chapter 12 Nursing Care To Promote Fetal And Maternal Health
e. Chapter 13 The Nursing Role In Promoting Nutritional Health During
Pregnancy
f. Chapter 14 Preparing A Family For Childbirth And Parenting
g. Chapter 15 Nursing Care Of A Family During Labor And Birth
h. Chapter 16 The Nursing Role In Providing Comf ort During Labor And
Birth
i. Chapter 17 Nursing Care Of A Postpartal Family
j. Chapter 18 Nursing Care Of A Family With A Newborn
k. Chapter 19 Nutritional Needs Of A Newborn
4. Unit 4 The Nursing Role In Caring For A Family During Complications Of
Pregnancy, Birth, Or The Postpartal Period
a. Chapter 20 Nursing Care Of A Family Experiencing A Pregnancy
Complication From A Preexisting Or Newly Acquired Illness
b. Chapter 21 Nursing Care Of A Family Experiencing A Sudden Pregnancy
Complication
c. Chapter 22 Nursing Care Of A Pregnant Family With Special Needs
d. Chapter 23 Nursing Care Of A Family Experiencing A Complication Of
Labor Or Birth
e. Chapter 24 Nursing Care Of A Family During A Surgical Intervention
For Birth
f. Chapter 25 Nursing Care Of A Family Experiencing A Postpartum
Complication
g. Chapter 26 Nursing Care Of A Family With A High -Risk Newborn
h. Chapter 27 Nursing Care Of The Child Born With A Physical Or
Developmental Dif f erence
5. Unit 5 The Nursing Role In Health Promotion For Childrearing Family
a. Chapter 28 Principles Of Growth And Development
b. Chapter 29 Nursing Care Of A Family With An Inf ant
c. Chapter 30 Nursing Care Of A Family With A Toddler
d. Chapter 31 Nursing Care Of A Family With A Preschool Child
e. Chapter 32 Nursing Care Of A Family With A School-Age Child
f. Chapter 33 Nursing Care Of A Family With An Adolescent
g. Chapter 34 Child Health Assessment
h. Chapter 35 Communication And Teaching With Children And Families
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6. Unit 6 The snt uuv ira .sc oi mn g- thr eomlea r kient p l ascue tpo pb uoyratnidnsge l lty ohu er sthu dey aml atthe r i oa l f Ill Children And Their Families
a. Chapter 36 Nursing Care Of A Family With A Child Who Is Ill
b. Chapter 37 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Needs Diagnostic
Or Therapeutic Modalities
c. Chapter 38 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Needs Medication
Administration Or Intravenous Therapy
d. Chapter 39 Pain Management In Children
7. Unit 7 The Nursing Role In Restoring And Maintaining The Health Of
Children And Families With Physiologic Disorders
a. Chapter 40 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has A Respiratory
Disorder
b. Chapter 41 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has A
Cardiovascular Disorder
c. Chapter 42 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has An Immune
Disorder
d. Chapter 43 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has An Inf ectious
Disorder
e. Chapter 44 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has A Hematologic
Disorder
f. Chapter 45 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has A
Gastrointestinal Disorder
g. Chapter 46 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has A Renal Or
Urinary Tract Disorder
h. Chapter 47 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has A Reproductive
Disorder
i. Chapter 48 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has An Endocrine
Or A Metabolic Disorder
j. Chapter 49 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has A Neurologic
Disorder
k. Chapter 50 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has A Vision Or
Hearing Disorder
l. Chapter 51 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has A
Musculoskeletal Disorder
m. Chapter 52 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has An
Unintentional Injury
n. Chapter 53 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Or Adolescent Has
A Malignancy
8. Unit 8 The Nursing Role In Restoring And Maintaining The Ment al Health Of
Children And Families
a. Chapter 54 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has An Intellectual
Or Mental Health Disorder
b. Chapter 55 Nursing Care Of A Family In Crisis: Maltreatment And
Violence In The Family
c. Chapter 56 Nursing Care Of A Family When A Child Has A Long-Term
Or Terminal Illness
, Chapter 1 a fsrtuv
amia.ceow
m -oTrhke m
foarrkem
tplaacteetorn
buay lanadnsd
ell ycoh
urilsd
tudh
yme aateltrihal nursing
1. For which reasons would a nurse review infant
mortality statistic in the united states? (select all
that apply.)
A) Measures the quality of pregnancy care
B) Reviews information on overall diet
C) Compares health with those of other states
D) Determines infant health and available care
E) Provides an index of the
country's general health Ans:
A, b, d,e
Feedback:
Infant mortality statistics provide an index of a
country's general health, measures thequality of
pregnancy care, provides information on overall
diet, and determines infant health and available
care. Infant mortality statistics compares the
health with those of other countries and not with
those of other states.
2. The nurse is providing care in an organization that supports the
maternal and childcare continuum. Which type of patient care area is an
example of this approach?
A) Primary care
B) Team nursing
C) Case management
D) Family
- centered
care Ans: d
feedback:
Keeping the family at the center of care is important because the level of
a family's functioning is important to the health status of its members. A
healthy family establishesan environment conducive to growth and
health-promoting behaviors to sustain family members during crises. A
family- centered approach enables nurses to better understand individuals
and their effect on others and, in turn, to provide more holistic care.
Primarynursing, team nursing, and case management do not necessary take into
considerationthe maternal and child care continuum.
