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Test bank complete_
Leifer's introduction to maternity & pediatric nursing in canada 1st edition,
By lisa keenan-lindsay & gloria leifer
all chapters 1-33| 5 units| updated edition with detailed answers| rated a+
unit one: an overview of maternity and pediatric nursing------------------------------------------------ 4
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chapter 01: overview of perinatal and pediatric nursing in canada ------------------------------------------------------------ 4
unit two: maternal-newborn nursing and women’s health -------------------------------------------- 19
chapter 02: the nurse’s role in women’s health care ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 19
chapter 03: fetal development ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34
chapter 04: prenatal care and adaptations to pregnancy ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 46
chapter 05: nursing care of women with complications during pregnancy ------------------------------------------------ 63
chapter 06: nursing care of mother and infant during labour and birth ---------------------------------------------------- 80
chapter 07: pain management during labour and birth ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 96
chapter 08: nursing care of women with complications during labour and birth -------------------------------------- 112
chapter 09: nursing care of the woman and family after birth -------------------------------------------------------------- 128
chapter 10: nursing care of women with complications after birth -------------------------------------------------------- 141
chapter 11: the term newborn -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 156
chapter 12: the high-risk newborn --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 172
unit three: the growing child and family ------------------------------------------------------------------- 189
chapter 13: an overview of growth, development, and nutrition ---------------------------------------------------------- 189
chapter 14: the infant -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 205
chapter 15: the toddler ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 220
chapter 16: the preschool child ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 232
chapter 17: the school-age child ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 246
chapter 18: the adolescent ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 259
unit four: adapting care to the pediatric patient --------------------------------------------------------- 273
chapter 19: the child’s experience of hospitalization -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 273
chapter 20: health care adaptations for the child and family ---------------------------------------------------------------- 289
chapter 21: complementary and alternative health modalities in pediatric nursing --------------------------------- 304
chapter 22: chronic conditions and palliative care: caring for the child and family ----------------------------------- 315
unit five: the child needing nursing care ------------------------------------------------------------------- 326
chapter 23: the child with an eye, ear, or neurological condition ---------------------------------------------------------- 326
chapter 24: the child with a musculoskeletal condition ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 342
chapter 25: the child with a respiratory condition ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 358
chapter 26: the child with a cardiovascular condition ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 372
chapter 27: the child with a condition of the blood, blood-forming organs, or lymphatic system --------------- 385
chapter 28: the child with a gastrointestinal condition ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 398
chapter 29: the child with a genitourinary condition --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 415
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chapter 30: the child with a skin condition ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 429
chapter 31: the child with a metabolic condition -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 444
chapter 32: childhood communicable diseases ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 459
chapter 33: the child with an emotional or behavioural condition -------------------------------------------------------- 472
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Unit one: an overview of maternity and pediatric nursing
Chapter 01: overview of perinatal and pediatric nursing in canada
lisa keenan-lindsay: leifer's introduction to maternity & pediatric nursing in canada 1st edition
Multiple choice
1. A patient chooses to have a registered midwife (rm) provide care during her pregnancy
and for her labour. What does the rm’s scope of practice include?
A. Independent comprehensive practice
B. Prenatal care only
C. Attendance at only low-risk births
D. Only present for home births
Ans: a
The rm provides comprehensive independent prenatal, labour, and postpartum care for up
to 6 weeks, for women who are low risk. Births may occur in hospital or at home. Rms
are regulated health professions who have a 4-year university degree.
B. Prenatal care only: incorrect — rms provide care not only during pregnancy but also
throughout labour, birth, and postpartum.
C. Attendance at only low-risk births: incorrect — while rms typically care for low-risk
pregnancies, they manage all phases of maternity care, not just birth attendance.
D. Only present for home births: incorrect — rms attend births at home and in hospitals
or birth centres.
Dif: cognitive level: comprehension ref: 7 obj: 3
Top: collaborative care key: nursing process step: n/a
2. Which organization is responsible for the baby friendly initiative (bfi) in canada?
A. World health organization (who)
B. Breastfeeding committee for canada (bcc)
C. Unicef
D. Public health agency of canada. (phac)
Test bank complete_
Leifer's introduction to maternity & pediatric nursing in canada 1st edition,
By lisa keenan-lindsay & gloria leifer
all chapters 1-33| 5 units| updated edition with detailed answers| rated a+
unit one: an overview of maternity and pediatric nursing------------------------------------------------ 4
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chapter 01: overview of perinatal and pediatric nursing in canada ------------------------------------------------------------ 4
unit two: maternal-newborn nursing and women’s health -------------------------------------------- 19
chapter 02: the nurse’s role in women’s health care ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 19
chapter 03: fetal development ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34
chapter 04: prenatal care and adaptations to pregnancy ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 46
chapter 05: nursing care of women with complications during pregnancy ------------------------------------------------ 63
chapter 06: nursing care of mother and infant during labour and birth ---------------------------------------------------- 80
chapter 07: pain management during labour and birth ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 96
chapter 08: nursing care of women with complications during labour and birth -------------------------------------- 112
chapter 09: nursing care of the woman and family after birth -------------------------------------------------------------- 128
chapter 10: nursing care of women with complications after birth -------------------------------------------------------- 141
chapter 11: the term newborn -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 156
chapter 12: the high-risk newborn --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 172
unit three: the growing child and family ------------------------------------------------------------------- 189
chapter 13: an overview of growth, development, and nutrition ---------------------------------------------------------- 189
chapter 14: the infant -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 205
chapter 15: the toddler ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 220
chapter 16: the preschool child ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 232
chapter 17: the school-age child ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 246
chapter 18: the adolescent ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 259
unit four: adapting care to the pediatric patient --------------------------------------------------------- 273
chapter 19: the child’s experience of hospitalization -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 273
chapter 20: health care adaptations for the child and family ---------------------------------------------------------------- 289
chapter 21: complementary and alternative health modalities in pediatric nursing --------------------------------- 304
chapter 22: chronic conditions and palliative care: caring for the child and family ----------------------------------- 315
unit five: the child needing nursing care ------------------------------------------------------------------- 326
chapter 23: the child with an eye, ear, or neurological condition ---------------------------------------------------------- 326
chapter 24: the child with a musculoskeletal condition ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 342
chapter 25: the child with a respiratory condition ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 358
chapter 26: the child with a cardiovascular condition ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 372
chapter 27: the child with a condition of the blood, blood-forming organs, or lymphatic system --------------- 385
chapter 28: the child with a gastrointestinal condition ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 398
chapter 29: the child with a genitourinary condition --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 415
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chapter 30: the child with a skin condition ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 429
chapter 31: the child with a metabolic condition -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 444
chapter 32: childhood communicable diseases ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 459
chapter 33: the child with an emotional or behavioural condition -------------------------------------------------------- 472
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Unit one: an overview of maternity and pediatric nursing
Chapter 01: overview of perinatal and pediatric nursing in canada
lisa keenan-lindsay: leifer's introduction to maternity & pediatric nursing in canada 1st edition
Multiple choice
1. A patient chooses to have a registered midwife (rm) provide care during her pregnancy
and for her labour. What does the rm’s scope of practice include?
A. Independent comprehensive practice
B. Prenatal care only
C. Attendance at only low-risk births
D. Only present for home births
Ans: a
The rm provides comprehensive independent prenatal, labour, and postpartum care for up
to 6 weeks, for women who are low risk. Births may occur in hospital or at home. Rms
are regulated health professions who have a 4-year university degree.
B. Prenatal care only: incorrect — rms provide care not only during pregnancy but also
throughout labour, birth, and postpartum.
C. Attendance at only low-risk births: incorrect — while rms typically care for low-risk
pregnancies, they manage all phases of maternity care, not just birth attendance.
D. Only present for home births: incorrect — rms attend births at home and in hospitals
or birth centres.
Dif: cognitive level: comprehension ref: 7 obj: 3
Top: collaborative care key: nursing process step: n/a
2. Which organization is responsible for the baby friendly initiative (bfi) in canada?
A. World health organization (who)
B. Breastfeeding committee for canada (bcc)
C. Unicef
D. Public health agency of canada. (phac)
