ESSENTIALS OF MATERNITY
NEWBORN AND WOMENS HEALTH
NURSING 6TH EDITION TEST BANK
2026 FINAL PAPER PRACTICE
QUESTIONS ANSWERS ACCURATE
A+
◉ Miranda Johnson.
Answer: Risk for Impaired Urinary Elimination
Risk for Maternal Injury
Deficient knowledge
Risk for Fall
◉ Miranda Johnson.
Answer: Scenario 1:
1. Review prenatal record
2. Witness signing of epidural
3. Initiate IV bolus per order
4. Gather epidural medications
5. Monitor patient
Scenario 2:
1. Educate patient
,2. Assess maternal and fetal wellbeing
3. Encourage repositioning
4. Reassess patient's understanding
Scenario 3:
1. Turn epidural pump off.
2. Lower HOB, elevate foot
3. Rapid infusion (bolus)
4. Apply NRB 10L
5. Consider administration of Ephedrine.
Scenario 4:
1. Continually monitor
2. Administer Ephedrine
3. Notify the charge nurse
4. Administer pre-op meds
5. Offer reassurance
Scenario 5:
1. Maintain efficient, timely
2. Thoroughly document
3. Discuss patient load
4. Always sign out
, 5. NEVER ASSUME ANYTHING
◉ Carly Madison.
Answer: Educational Needs - Increased acuity: Status assessment reports
she is a G1 having attended childbirth classes, but first-time mothers
require focused education and reinforcement of concepts learned.
Fall Risk - Normal acuity
Health change - Normal acuity
Pain level - Increased acuity: Status assessment indicates a pain level of
4/10, desiring an unmedicated birth.
Physiological Needs - Increased acuity: Status assessment indicates that
the client is in labor.
Sensorium Needs - Normal acuity
◉ Carly Madison.
Answer: Acute Pain
Anxiety Related to Labor and Birthing Process
Fatigue Related to Energy Expenditure Required for Labor and Coping
Skills
Impaired Comfort
NEWBORN AND WOMENS HEALTH
NURSING 6TH EDITION TEST BANK
2026 FINAL PAPER PRACTICE
QUESTIONS ANSWERS ACCURATE
A+
◉ Miranda Johnson.
Answer: Risk for Impaired Urinary Elimination
Risk for Maternal Injury
Deficient knowledge
Risk for Fall
◉ Miranda Johnson.
Answer: Scenario 1:
1. Review prenatal record
2. Witness signing of epidural
3. Initiate IV bolus per order
4. Gather epidural medications
5. Monitor patient
Scenario 2:
1. Educate patient
,2. Assess maternal and fetal wellbeing
3. Encourage repositioning
4. Reassess patient's understanding
Scenario 3:
1. Turn epidural pump off.
2. Lower HOB, elevate foot
3. Rapid infusion (bolus)
4. Apply NRB 10L
5. Consider administration of Ephedrine.
Scenario 4:
1. Continually monitor
2. Administer Ephedrine
3. Notify the charge nurse
4. Administer pre-op meds
5. Offer reassurance
Scenario 5:
1. Maintain efficient, timely
2. Thoroughly document
3. Discuss patient load
4. Always sign out
, 5. NEVER ASSUME ANYTHING
◉ Carly Madison.
Answer: Educational Needs - Increased acuity: Status assessment reports
she is a G1 having attended childbirth classes, but first-time mothers
require focused education and reinforcement of concepts learned.
Fall Risk - Normal acuity
Health change - Normal acuity
Pain level - Increased acuity: Status assessment indicates a pain level of
4/10, desiring an unmedicated birth.
Physiological Needs - Increased acuity: Status assessment indicates that
the client is in labor.
Sensorium Needs - Normal acuity
◉ Carly Madison.
Answer: Acute Pain
Anxiety Related to Labor and Birthing Process
Fatigue Related to Energy Expenditure Required for Labor and Coping
Skills
Impaired Comfort
