Maternal and Child Care Nursing Study Guide
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1). Maternal and child health nursing
Ans: promotion and maintenance of optimal family health.
2). Childbrearing and childrearing
Ans: promoting health for the next generation.
3). Prenatal visit
Ans: asseses a pregnant woman's uterus.
4). Health maintenance visit
Ans: assesses a child's growth and development.
5). 2022 national health goals
Ans: help citizens more easily understand the importance of health promotion and
disease prevention.
6). Global health goals
Ans: improves health of all people, contagious disease, poverty, and gender inequality.
7). Quality and safe education for nurses (qsen)
Ans: a framework which nurses use to care for families during childbearing and
childrearing.
8). Preconception health care
Ans: caring of self before getting ready to be pregnant.
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, 9). 1. health promotion
2. health maintenance
3. health restoration
4. health rehabilitation
Ans: What are the phases of health care?
10). Health promotion
Ans: educating patients and children.
11). Health maintenance
Ans: intervening to maintain health when risk of illness is present.
12). Health restoration
Ans: symptoms of illness are identified and interventions are begun.
13). Health rehabilitation
Ans: prevent complications from illness.
14). Nursing process
Ans: organized series of steps; scientific form of problem solving.
15). Nursing theory
Ans: offer helpful ways to view patients; using a theoretical basis.
16). 1. patient-centered care
2. teamwork and collaboration
3. evidence-based practice
4. quality improvement (qi)
5. safety
6. informatics
Ans: What are the QSEN Competencies?
17). Patient-centered care
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, Ans: source of control and full partner.
18). Teamwork and collaboration
Ans: fostering open communication, mutual respect, and shared decision.
19). Evidence-based practice
Ans: best current evidence with clinical expertise.
20). Quality improvement (qi)
Ans: use data to monitor the outcomes of care and use improvement methods.
21). Safety
Ans: minimise the risk of harm to patients and providers.
22). Informatics
Ans: use information and technology to communicate, manage knowledge, mitigate
error, and support decision making.
23). Birth rate
Ans: number of births.
24). Fertility rate
Ans: number of pregnancies.
25). Fetal death rate
Ans: number of fetal deaths.
26). Neonatal death rate
Ans: number of deaths occuring at birth or first 28 days of life.
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Rated A+
1). Maternal and child health nursing
Ans: promotion and maintenance of optimal family health.
2). Childbrearing and childrearing
Ans: promoting health for the next generation.
3). Prenatal visit
Ans: asseses a pregnant woman's uterus.
4). Health maintenance visit
Ans: assesses a child's growth and development.
5). 2022 national health goals
Ans: help citizens more easily understand the importance of health promotion and
disease prevention.
6). Global health goals
Ans: improves health of all people, contagious disease, poverty, and gender inequality.
7). Quality and safe education for nurses (qsen)
Ans: a framework which nurses use to care for families during childbearing and
childrearing.
8). Preconception health care
Ans: caring of self before getting ready to be pregnant.
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, 9). 1. health promotion
2. health maintenance
3. health restoration
4. health rehabilitation
Ans: What are the phases of health care?
10). Health promotion
Ans: educating patients and children.
11). Health maintenance
Ans: intervening to maintain health when risk of illness is present.
12). Health restoration
Ans: symptoms of illness are identified and interventions are begun.
13). Health rehabilitation
Ans: prevent complications from illness.
14). Nursing process
Ans: organized series of steps; scientific form of problem solving.
15). Nursing theory
Ans: offer helpful ways to view patients; using a theoretical basis.
16). 1. patient-centered care
2. teamwork and collaboration
3. evidence-based practice
4. quality improvement (qi)
5. safety
6. informatics
Ans: What are the QSEN Competencies?
17). Patient-centered care
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, Ans: source of control and full partner.
18). Teamwork and collaboration
Ans: fostering open communication, mutual respect, and shared decision.
19). Evidence-based practice
Ans: best current evidence with clinical expertise.
20). Quality improvement (qi)
Ans: use data to monitor the outcomes of care and use improvement methods.
21). Safety
Ans: minimise the risk of harm to patients and providers.
22). Informatics
Ans: use information and technology to communicate, manage knowledge, mitigate
error, and support decision making.
23). Birth rate
Ans: number of births.
24). Fertility rate
Ans: number of pregnancies.
25). Fetal death rate
Ans: number of fetal deaths.
26). Neonatal death rate
Ans: number of deaths occuring at birth or first 28 days of life.
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