PEDS/OB CAQ 1 Final Exam Study Questions Correctly Answered.

PEDS/OB CAQ 1 Final Exam Study Questions Correctly Answered. Which actions does the perinatal nurse take to minimize harm or prevent a failure to rescue in an obstetric emergency? Use telehealth services. Assess the patient for risks. Implement interventions quickly. Document the patient's condition. Identify complications immediately. - CORRECT ANSWER 2, 3, 5 The nurse is assessing a child and asks the child to climb the chairs to check for motor development. What is the age group of the child that the nurse is assessing? Infancy Early childhood Later childhood Middle childhood - CORRECT ANSWER During early childhood, development in motor activities is assessed by watching the child walk and climb. Infancy (0-12 months) is when rapid motor, cognitive, and social development is seen. In middle childhood (6-12 years), children develop skill competence. Steady increases in physical, mental, and social development are also seen. Later childhood is the adolescent age, when activity is advanced and children redefine themselves through various adaptations. p. 729 What is the most appropriate teaching point to include in a health-promotion teaching plan for parents of children age 5 to 14? Warning signs of violent crimes Causes of mechanical suffocation Storing firearms in locked cabinets Keeping all medications out of childrens' reach - CORRECT ANSWER 3 Which statements by the student nurse about interprofessional perinatal care indicate effective learning? "Doulas provide super-specialty care." "Obstetricians provide specialty care." "Obstetricians can manage maternal complications." "Certified nurse-midwives cannot provide basic care." "Maternal-fetal specialists provide subspecialty care." - CORRECT ANSWER 2, 3, 5 Obstetricians provide fetal diagnostic testing and management of obstetric and medical complications in addition to providing basic care. Maternal-fetal medicine specialists provide subspecialty care such as genetic testing, advanced fetal therapies, and management of severe maternal and fetal complications. Obstetricians are specialists and can manage severe maternal and fetal complications. Doulas are