NR 321 (NR321)
Chamberlain College Of Nursing
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Case
Divety SIM CaseStudy.docx
How do "morning sickness" and hyperemesis gravidarum compare in terms of onset, duration and effect on the patient?
Exam (elaborations)
ATI RN Nursing Care of Children Online Practice 2019 B
PopularATI RN Nursing Care of Children Online Practice 2019 B 
1. A nurse is assessing the pain level of a 3 year old toddler. Which of the following 
assessment scales should the nurse use? 
FACES 
Numeric 
CRIES 
Visual Analog - FACES 
2. A nurse is planning an educational program to teach parents about protecting 
their children from sunburns. Which of the following instructions should the nurse 
plan to include? 
"Allow your child to play outside during the hours between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m....
Exam (elaborations)
Isbar Preeclampsia ATI
SBAR for Direct Patient Care Documentation 
Antepartum/Intrapartum 
I 
Introduce yourself 
Your Name: 
Your Title: 
Reason for being there: 
D#: 
Situation 
S 
Patient Initials: 
EDC: LMP: 
Singleton Twin Other 
Age: G____T____P____A____L____ 
Other: Gest. Age: /7 weeks 
Reason for Admit: 
Fetal Movement: Present Not Present 
Membrane Status: Intact Ruptured 
Date: Time: Fluid: 
Background 
B 
Previous Pregnancies: 
Year Type of Delivery Labor Length Complications 
Current Pregnancy – Prenatal...
Exam (elaborations)
NUR 321 - Maternity Highlights TEST 1.
NUR 321 - Maternity Highlights TEST 1. In the United States Maternal and Infant Mortality Throughout history, mortality rates among women and infants have been high, especially in relation to childbirth.
Exam (elaborations)
NUR 321 - Maternity Highlights TEST 1.
NUR 321 - Maternity Highlights TEST 1/NUR 321 - Maternity Highlights TEST 1. 
 
In the United States 
 
Maternal and Infant Mortality 
 
Throughout history, mortality rates among women and infants have been high, especially in relation to childbirth. Infant and maternal mortality rates began to fall with the improved health of the general population, application of basic principles of sanitation, and increase in medical knowledge. 
 
Maternal Mortality