EDAPT Maternal-Child Nursing Review: Neonatal Assessment, Pediatric
Milestones, Obstetric Care, High-Risk Pregnancy Management, Postpartum
Interventions, Labor & Delivery Protocols, Pharmacology, Immunizations, Infant
Reflexes, Growth & Development, Erikson Stages, Piaget Sensorimotor,
Breastfeeding Guidance, Gestational Complications, Placenta Previa,
Polyhydramnios, Preterm Labor, Labor Analgesia, Magnesium Sulfate Safety,
Newborn Hypoglycemia, Jaundice Management, SIDS Prevention, Family-
Centered Care, Cultural Competency, Patient Advocacy, IV Medication
Administration, Pain Management, Postpartum Hemorrhage, Fetal Monitoring,
Cesarean Reduction, NICU Protocols, Advanced Practice Nursing Skills, Pediatric
Infection Control, Neonatal Resuscitation Exam Questions Verified and Provided
with Complete A+ Graded Rationales Latest Updated 2026
When planning maternal child care for a client, nurses and providers must take into
consideration the specific needs of the client.
Match the following service types of care with the clients and the experience they would best
serve.
Level I facility- Low-risk clients, in a hospital setting
LDR room- Mom labors, delivers and recovers in the same room, but is transferred to a
postpartum unit.
Birth centers- Tub births and births may not require as much medical monitoring.
Home births- Specialized physicians and midwives deliver within a client's residence.
Level II facility- Typically, care is provided for clients 32 weeks gestation in a hospital setting.
LRDP room- Mom labors, delivers and recovers in the same room and stays for 2-4 days.
Level III facility- Highest-risk moms and their infant(s), in a hospital setting
, Most families now recognize that they have choices in the childbirth experience. What are the
basic principles of family-centered care?
All are correct.
Which factors will help to reduce maternal mortality in the United States? Select all that apply.
Delivery by a certified nurse midwife (CNM)
Use of a specialized antepartum maternity clinic
Availability of high-risk, maternal-infant care centers
When reviewing nursing history, which factors led to increased mortality rates and negative
pregnancy outcomes? Select all that apply.
All of these factors increased the mortality rates and increased the risk for mothers and their
newborns:
Poor maternal nutrition
Communicable diseases
Short hospital stays
Women were passive in the delivery process
Risk of hemorrhaging post-delivery
Evidence has shown that certain clients are at higher risk for injury during pregnancy, labor, and
delivery. Multiple healthcare organizations are trying to find ways to reduce the factors that
contribute to poor outcomes. Based on the evidence, which practices improve
maternal/newborn outcomes? Select all that apply.
More family involvement in birth
Milestones, Obstetric Care, High-Risk Pregnancy Management, Postpartum
Interventions, Labor & Delivery Protocols, Pharmacology, Immunizations, Infant
Reflexes, Growth & Development, Erikson Stages, Piaget Sensorimotor,
Breastfeeding Guidance, Gestational Complications, Placenta Previa,
Polyhydramnios, Preterm Labor, Labor Analgesia, Magnesium Sulfate Safety,
Newborn Hypoglycemia, Jaundice Management, SIDS Prevention, Family-
Centered Care, Cultural Competency, Patient Advocacy, IV Medication
Administration, Pain Management, Postpartum Hemorrhage, Fetal Monitoring,
Cesarean Reduction, NICU Protocols, Advanced Practice Nursing Skills, Pediatric
Infection Control, Neonatal Resuscitation Exam Questions Verified and Provided
with Complete A+ Graded Rationales Latest Updated 2026
When planning maternal child care for a client, nurses and providers must take into
consideration the specific needs of the client.
Match the following service types of care with the clients and the experience they would best
serve.
Level I facility- Low-risk clients, in a hospital setting
LDR room- Mom labors, delivers and recovers in the same room, but is transferred to a
postpartum unit.
Birth centers- Tub births and births may not require as much medical monitoring.
Home births- Specialized physicians and midwives deliver within a client's residence.
Level II facility- Typically, care is provided for clients 32 weeks gestation in a hospital setting.
LRDP room- Mom labors, delivers and recovers in the same room and stays for 2-4 days.
Level III facility- Highest-risk moms and their infant(s), in a hospital setting
, Most families now recognize that they have choices in the childbirth experience. What are the
basic principles of family-centered care?
All are correct.
Which factors will help to reduce maternal mortality in the United States? Select all that apply.
Delivery by a certified nurse midwife (CNM)
Use of a specialized antepartum maternity clinic
Availability of high-risk, maternal-infant care centers
When reviewing nursing history, which factors led to increased mortality rates and negative
pregnancy outcomes? Select all that apply.
All of these factors increased the mortality rates and increased the risk for mothers and their
newborns:
Poor maternal nutrition
Communicable diseases
Short hospital stays
Women were passive in the delivery process
Risk of hemorrhaging post-delivery
Evidence has shown that certain clients are at higher risk for injury during pregnancy, labor, and
delivery. Multiple healthcare organizations are trying to find ways to reduce the factors that
contribute to poor outcomes. Based on the evidence, which practices improve
maternal/newborn outcomes? Select all that apply.
More family involvement in birth
