Midwifery Documents/exam forms with Complete Solutions(SCORED A+)

What is the definition of "code of ethics" in midwifery care? - ANSWER-Moral principles that guide the action and behavior What is the definition of "policy" or "protocol" in midwifery care? - ANSWER-A set of rules for clinical practice What is the definition of "philosophy" in midwifery care? - ANSWER-beliefs, ideology, viewpoint What are the requirements of an informed consent document? - ANSWER-•The advantages/disadvantages of being attended by a midwife •The qualifications of the midwife •The mother's consent to examination and treatment •A summary of the complications and risks of childbirth •A definition of common terms used during pregnancy and birth •Details of emergency equipment used by the midwife •An agreement to any hospital transfer recommended by the midwife, based on her professional judgement. Who should sign an informed consent and when should it be signed? - ANSWER-An informed consent document should be reviewed and signed by the midwife and mother at the beginning of their relationship. What should be the tone of a discussion between the midwife and mother while discussing the informed consent document? - ANSWER-An informed consent document should open discussions between the midwife and mother regarding important issues concerning home childbirth without creating an adversarial or fearful atmosphere. It should be a springboard for a nurturing, trusting relationship between the midwife and the mother. What kind of care do midwives give? - ANSWER-• Continuous care usually from early in pregnancy through 6 weeks postpartum •Midwives support natural childbirth, according to the desires of the woman giving birth Summerize the guidelines and philosophy of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) regarding a written privacy policy. Midwifery Documents/exam forms with Complete Solutions(SCORED A+)