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Make sure you fully understand how to care for women and newborns! Foundations of Maternal-Newborn and Women's Health Nursing, 8th Edition integrates essential maternity information into the overall continuum of nursing care to show you how to provide safe care in the clinical setting. With easy-to...

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Murray’Foundations’of’Maternal-

, Newborn’and’Women's’Health’Nursing,’8th’Edition


Chapter’01:

MULTIPLE’CHOICE

1. A’nurse’educator’is’teaching’a’group’of’nursing’students’about’the’history’of
family-
centered’maternity’care.’Which’statement’should’the’nurse’include’in’the’teaching’session?
a. The’Sheppard-Towner’Act’of’1921’promoted’family-centered’care.
b. Changes’in’pharmacologic’management’of’labor’prompted’family-centered’care.
c. Demands’by’physicians’for’family’involvement’in’childbirth’increased’the’practice
of’family-centered’care.
d. Parental’requests’that’infants’be’allowed’to’remain’with’them’rather’than’in’a
nursery’initiated’the’practice’of’family-centered’care.

ANS:’ D
As’research’began’to’identify’the’benefits’of’early,’extended’parent–
infant’contact,’parents’began’to’insist’that’the’infant’remain’with’them.’This’gradually’devel
oped’into’the’practice’of’rooming-in’and’finally’to’family-
centered’maternity’care.’The’Sheppard-Towner’Act’provided’funds’for’state-
managed’programs’for’mothers’and’children’but’did’not’promote’family-
centered’care.’The’changes’in’pharmacologic’management’of’labor’were’not’a’factor’in’fami
ly-centered’maternity’care.’Family-centered’care’was’a’request’by’parents,’not’physicians.

DIF: Cognitive’Level:’Application
OBJ:’ Nursing’Process’Step:’Planning’MSC:’ Patient’Needs:’Health’Promoti
on’and’Maintenance


2. Expectant’parents’ask’a’prenatal’nurse’educator,’―Which’setting’for’childbirth’limits’the’a
mount’of’parent–
infant’interaction?‖’Which’answer’should’the’nurse’provide’for’these’parents’in’order’to’a
ssist’them’in’choosing’an’appropriate’birth’setting?
a. Birth’center
b. Home’birth
c. Traditional’hospital’birth

,d. Labor,’birth,’and’recovery’room

ANS:’ C
In’the’traditional’hospital’setting,’the’mother’may’see’the’infant’for’only’short’feeding’perio
ds,’and’the’infant’is’cared’for’in’a’separate’nursery.’Birth’centers’are’set’up’to’allow’an’increa
se’in’parent–infant’contact.’Home’births’allow’the’greatest’amount’of
parent–
infant’contact.’The’labor,’birth,’recovery,’and’postpartum’room’setting’allows’for’increased’pa
rent–infant’contact.

DIF: Cognitive’Level:’Understanding
OBJ:’ Nursing’Process’Step:’Planning’MSC:’ Patient’Needs:’Health’Promoti
on’and’Maintenance

, 3. Which’statement’best’describes’the’advantage’of’a’labor,’birth,’recovery,’and’postpartum’(
LDRP)’room?
a. The’family’is’in’a’familiar’environment.
b. They’are’less’expensive’than’traditional’hospital’rooms.
c. The’infant’is’removed’to’the’nursery’to’allow’the’mother’to’rest.
d. The’woman‘s’support’system’is’encouraged’to’stay’until’discharge.

ANS:’ D
Sleeping’equipment’is’provided’in’a’private’room.’A’hospital’setting’is’never’a’familiar’envi
ronment’to’new’parents.’An’LDRP’room’is’not’less’expensive’than’a’traditional’hospital’roo
m.’The’baby’remains’with’the’mother’at’all’times’and’is’not’removed’to’the’nursery’for’routi
ne’care’or’testing.’The’father’or’other’designated’members’of’the’mother‘s’support’system’ar
e’encouraged’to’stay’at’all’times.

DIF: Cognitive’Level:’Understanding
OBJ:’ Nursing’Process’Step:’Assessment’MSC:’ Patient’Needs:’Health’Promoti
on’and’Maintenance

4. Which’nursing’intervention’is’an’independent’function’of’the’professional’nurse?
a. Administering’oral’analgesics
b. Requesting’diagnostic’studies
c. Teaching’the’patient’perineal’care
d. Providing’wound’care’to’a’surgical’incision

ANS:’ C
Nurses’are’now’responsible’for’various’independent’functions,’including’teaching,’counseli
ng,’and’intervening’in’nonmedical’problems.’Interventions’initiated’by’the’physician’and’ca
rried’out’by’the’nurse’are’called’dependent’functions.’Administrating’oral’analgesics’is’a’dep
endent’function;’it’is’initiated’by’a’physician’and’carried’out’by’a’nurse.’Requesting’diagnost
ic’studies’is’a’dependent’function.’Providing’wound’care’is’a’dependent’function;’however,’t
he’physician’prescribes’the’type’of’wound’care’through’direct’orders’or’protocol.

DIF: Cognitive’Level:’Understanding
OBJ:’ Nursing’Process’Step:’Assessment’MSC:’ Patient’Needs:’Safe’and’Effecti
ve’Care’Environment


5. Which’response’by’the’nurse’is’the’most’therapeutic’when’the’patient’states,’―I‘m’so’afraid’to
’ have’a’cesarean’birth‖?

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