TEST BANK:
FUNDAMENTALS OF
NURSING, 9TH
EDITION, PATRICIA A.POTTER,
ANNE
GRIFFIN PERRY,
PATRICIA STOCKERT,AMY
HALL
, Chapter 01: Maternity and Women’s Health Care Today
s s s s s s s
Foundations of Maternal-Newborn & Women’s Health Nursing, 7th Edition
s s s s s s s s
MULTIPLEsCHOICE
1. Asnurseseducatorsissteachingsasgroupsofsnursingsstudentssaboutstheshistorysofsfamily-
centeredsmaternityscare.sWhichsstatementsshouldsthesnursesincludesinsthesteachingssession?
a. ThesSheppard-TownersActsofs1921spromotedsfamily-centeredscare.
b. Changessinspharmacologicsmanagementsofslaborspromptedsfamily-centeredscare.
c. Demandssbysphysicianssforsfamilysinvolvementsinschildbirthsincreasedsthespracticesof
sfamily-centeredscare.
d. Parentalsrequestssthatsinfantssbesallowedstosremainswithsthemsrathersthansinsasnu
rserysinitiatedsthespracticesofsfamily-centeredscare.
ANS:s D
Assresearchsbeganstosidentifysthesbenefitssofsearly,sextendedsparent–
infantscontact,sparentssbeganstosinsiststhatsthesinfantsremainswithsthem.sThissgraduallysdevelopeds
intosthespracticesofsrooming-insandsfinallystosfamily-centeredsmaternityscare.sThesSheppard-
TownersActsprovidedsfundssforsstate-
managedsprogramssforsmotherssandschildrensbutsdidsnotspromote
family-
centeredscare.sTheschangessinspharmacologicsmanagementsofslaborsweresnotsasfactorsinsfamily-
centeredsmaternityscare.sFamily-centeredscareswassasrequestsbysparents,snotsphysicians.
DIF: CognitivesLevel:sApplication
OBJ:sNursingsProcesssStep:sPlanningsMSC:s PatientsNeeds:sHealthsPromotio
nsandsMaintenance
2. Expectantsparentssasksasprenatalsnurseseducator,s―Whichssettingsforschildbirthslimitssthesa
mountsofsparent–
infantsinteraction?‖sWhichsanswersshouldsthesnursesprovidesforsthesesparentssinsorderstosas
siststhemsinschoosingsansappropriatesbirthssetting?
a. Birthscenter
b. Homesbirth
c. Traditionalshospitalsbirth
d. Labor,sbirth,sandsrecoverysroom
ANS:s C
Insthestraditionalshospitalssetting,sthesmothersmaysseesthesinfantsforsonlysshortsfeedingsperiods,sandst
hesinfantsisscaredsforsinsasseparatesnursery.sBirthscenterssaressetsupstosallowsansincreasesinsparent–
infantscontact.sHomesbirthssallowsthesgreatestsamountsofsparent–
infantscontact.sTheslabor,sbirth,srecovery,sandspostpartumsroomssettingsallowssforsincreasedsparent
–infantscontact.
DIF: CognitivesLevel:sUnderstanding
OBJ:sNursingsProcesssStep:sPlanningsMSC:s PatientsNeeds:sHealthsPromotio
nsandsMaintenance
3. Whichsstatementsbestsdescribessthesadvantagesofsaslabor,sbirth,srecovery,sandspostpartums(L
DRP)sroom?
a. Thesfamilysissinsasfamiliarsenvironment.
b. Theysareslesssexpensivesthanstraditionalshospitalsrooms.
c. Thesinfantsissremovedstosthesnurserystosallowsthesmotherstosrest.
d. Theswoman’sssupportssystemsissencouragedstosstaysuntilsdischarge.
FUNDAMENTALS OF
NURSING, 9TH
EDITION, PATRICIA A.POTTER,
ANNE
GRIFFIN PERRY,
PATRICIA STOCKERT,AMY
HALL
, Chapter 01: Maternity and Women’s Health Care Today
s s s s s s s
Foundations of Maternal-Newborn & Women’s Health Nursing, 7th Edition
s s s s s s s s
MULTIPLEsCHOICE
1. Asnurseseducatorsissteachingsasgroupsofsnursingsstudentssaboutstheshistorysofsfamily-
centeredsmaternityscare.sWhichsstatementsshouldsthesnursesincludesinsthesteachingssession?
a. ThesSheppard-TownersActsofs1921spromotedsfamily-centeredscare.
b. Changessinspharmacologicsmanagementsofslaborspromptedsfamily-centeredscare.
c. Demandssbysphysicianssforsfamilysinvolvementsinschildbirthsincreasedsthespracticesof
sfamily-centeredscare.
d. Parentalsrequestssthatsinfantssbesallowedstosremainswithsthemsrathersthansinsasnu
rserysinitiatedsthespracticesofsfamily-centeredscare.
ANS:s D
Assresearchsbeganstosidentifysthesbenefitssofsearly,sextendedsparent–
infantscontact,sparentssbeganstosinsiststhatsthesinfantsremainswithsthem.sThissgraduallysdevelopeds
intosthespracticesofsrooming-insandsfinallystosfamily-centeredsmaternityscare.sThesSheppard-
TownersActsprovidedsfundssforsstate-
managedsprogramssforsmotherssandschildrensbutsdidsnotspromote
family-
centeredscare.sTheschangessinspharmacologicsmanagementsofslaborsweresnotsasfactorsinsfamily-
centeredsmaternityscare.sFamily-centeredscareswassasrequestsbysparents,snotsphysicians.
DIF: CognitivesLevel:sApplication
OBJ:sNursingsProcesssStep:sPlanningsMSC:s PatientsNeeds:sHealthsPromotio
nsandsMaintenance
2. Expectantsparentssasksasprenatalsnurseseducator,s―Whichssettingsforschildbirthslimitssthesa
mountsofsparent–
infantsinteraction?‖sWhichsanswersshouldsthesnursesprovidesforsthesesparentssinsorderstosas
siststhemsinschoosingsansappropriatesbirthssetting?
a. Birthscenter
b. Homesbirth
c. Traditionalshospitalsbirth
d. Labor,sbirth,sandsrecoverysroom
ANS:s C
Insthestraditionalshospitalssetting,sthesmothersmaysseesthesinfantsforsonlysshortsfeedingsperiods,sandst
hesinfantsisscaredsforsinsasseparatesnursery.sBirthscenterssaressetsupstosallowsansincreasesinsparent–
infantscontact.sHomesbirthssallowsthesgreatestsamountsofsparent–
infantscontact.sTheslabor,sbirth,srecovery,sandspostpartumsroomssettingsallowssforsincreasedsparent
–infantscontact.
DIF: CognitivesLevel:sUnderstanding
OBJ:sNursingsProcesssStep:sPlanningsMSC:s PatientsNeeds:sHealthsPromotio
nsandsMaintenance
3. Whichsstatementsbestsdescribessthesadvantagesofsaslabor,sbirth,srecovery,sandspostpartums(L
DRP)sroom?
a. Thesfamilysissinsasfamiliarsenvironment.
b. Theysareslesssexpensivesthanstraditionalshospitalsrooms.
c. Thesinfantsissremovedstosthesnurserystosallowsthesmotherstosrest.
d. Theswoman’sssupportssystemsissencouragedstosstaysuntilsdischarge.
