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CASE-BASED APPROACH 1ST EDITION O'MEARA
Maternity “Newborn “and “Women's “Health “Nursing “A “Case-Based “Approach “1st
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ISBN-10:1496368215
“ISBN-“13:9781496368218
Table “of “Contents
Chapter “1 “Immediate “Postpartum
“Hemorrhage“Chapter “2 “Later “Postpartum
“Hemorrhage
Chapter “3 “Gestational “Diabetes, “Deep “Vein “Thrombosis, “and “Postpartum “Pulmonary
“Embolism“Chapter “4 “Preeclampsia
Chapter “5 “Cord “Prolapse “and “Nonreassuring “Fetal
“Status“Chapter “6 “Placental “Abruption “and “Fetal “Loss
Chapter “7 “Chorioamnionitis “and “Neonatal “Sepsis
Chapter “8 “Preterm “Premature “Rupture “of “Membranes “and “Neonatal “Respiratory
“Distress“Syndrome
Chapter “9 “Gestational “Diabetes, “Macrosomia, “and “Neonatal “Cephalhematoma
Chapter “10 “Advanced “Maternal “Age, “HELLP “Syndrome, “and “Neonatal “Necrotizing
“Enterocolitis“Chapter “11 “Migraine “With “Aura, “Shoulder “Dystocia, “and “Brachial “Plexus
“Palsy
Chapter “12 “Intimate “Partner “Violence, “Formula “Feeding, “and “Postpartum “Depression
Chapter “13 “Gestational “Trophoblastic “Disease “(Molar “Pregnancy) “and “Advanced “Maternal
“Age“Chapter “14 “Before “Conception
Chapter “15 “Pregnancy
Chapter “16 “Labor “and
“Delivery“Chapter “17 “After
“Delivery
,Chapter “18 “The “Newborn
Chapter “19 “Conditions “Existing “Before “Conception
“Chapter “20 “Conditions “Occurring “During “Pregnancy
Chapter “21 “Complications “Occurring “Before “Labor “and “Delivery
“Chapter “22 “Complications “Occurring “During “Labor “and “Delivery
“Chapter “23 “Conditions “Occurring “After “Delivery
Chapter “24 “Conditions “in “the “Newborn “Related “to “Gestational “Age, “Size, “Injury,
“and “Pain“Chapter “25 “Acquired “Conditions “and “Congenital “Abnormalities “in “the
“Newborn
Chapter “26 “Wellness “and “Health “Promotion
“Chapter“27 “Common “Gynecologic
“ConditionsChapter “28 “Infections
Chapter “29 “Family “Planning “Chapter
“30“Vulnerable “Populations
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Chapter “1 “Immediate “Postpartum “Hemorrhage
MULTIPLE “CHOICE
1. A “pregnant “woman “is “being “discharged “from “the “hospital “after “the “placement “of “a
“cervical“cerclage “because “of “a “history “of “recurrent “pregnancy “loss, “secondary “to “an
“incompetent “cervix. “Which “information “regarding “postprocedural “care “should “the “nurse
“emphasize “in “the “discharge “teaching?
a. Any “vaginal “discharge “should “be “immediately “reported “to “her “health “care “provider.
b. The “presence “of “any “contractions, “rupture “of “membranes “(ROM), “or “severe “perineal “pressure
“sho
c. The “client “will “need “to “make “arrangements “for “care “at “home, “because “her “activity “level “will “be
“re
d. The “client “will “be “scheduled “for “a “cesarean
“birth.“ANS: “B
Nursing “care “should “stress “the “importance “of “monitoring “for “the “signs “and “symptoms “of “preterm
labor. “Vaginal “bleeding “needs “to “be “reported “to “her “primary “health “care “provider. “Bed “rest “is
“an “element “of “care. “However, “the “woman “may “stand “for “periods “of “up “to “90 “minutes, “which
“allows “her “the“freedom “to “see “her “physician. “Home “uterine “activity “monitoring “may “be “used “to
“limit “the “womans “need“for “visits “and “to “monitor “her “status “safely “at “home. “The “cerclage “can
“be “removed “at37 “weeks “of “gestation “(to “prepare “for “a “vaginal “birth), “or “a “cesarean “birth “can
“be “planned.
DIF: “Cognitive “Level: “Apply “REF: “dm. “675
TOP: “Nursing “Process: “Planning “| “Nursing “Process: “ImplementationMSC:
Client “Needs: “Health “Promotion “and “Maintenance
2. A “perinatal “nurse “is “giving “discharge “instructions “to “a “woman, “status “postsuction, “and
“curettage “secondary “to “a “hydatidiform “mole. “The “woman “asks “why “she “must “take “oral
“contraceptives “for “the “next “12 “months. “What “is “the “bestresponse “by “the “nurse?
If “ you “get “pregnant “within “1 “year, “the “chance “of “a “successful “pregnancy “is “very “small. “Therefore,
a. pregnancy, “it “would “be “better “for “you “to “use “the “most “reliable “method “of “contraception
“available.
The “major “risk “to “ you “after “a “molar “pregnancy “is “a “type “of “cancer “that “can “be “diagnosed “only
“byhormone“that “your “body “produces “during “pregnancy. “ If “ you “were “to “get
“pregnant, “then “it “would
b. this “cancer “more “difficult.
If “ you “can “avoid “a “pregnancy “for “the “next “year, “the “chance “of “developing “a “second “molar
“pregna
c. improve “your “chance “of “a “successful “pregnancy, “not “getting “pregnant “at “this “time “is “best.
d. Oral “contraceptives “are “the “only “form “of “birth “control “that “will “prevent “a “recurrence “of “a
“molar “p“ANS: “B
Betahuman “chorionic “gonadotropin “(beta-hCG) “hormone “levels “are “drawn “for “1 “year “to “ensure
that “the “mole “is “completely “gone. “The “chance “of “developing “choriocarcinoma “after “the
“development “of“a “hydatidiform “mole “is “increased. “Therefore, “the “goal “is “to “achieve “a “zero
“humanchorionic “gonadotropin “(hCG) “level. “If “the “woman “were “to “become “pregnant, “then “it
“may “obscurethe “presence “of“the “potentially “carcinogenic “cells. “Women “should “be “instructed “to
“use “birth “control “for “1 “year “after “treatment “for “a “hydatidiform “mole. “The “rationale “for “avoiding
“pregnancy
