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MATERNAL CHILD NURSING EXAM LATEST 2026-2027 ACTUAL
EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+|
||PROFESSOR VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!||
If a woman thinks she is being stalked when driving, a good
safety measure is to?
A. drive to a local police or fire department.
B. take shortcuts through back streets to lose the stalker.
C. wave a handgun to intimidate the stalker.
D. roll down the window and confront the stalker. - ANSWER-A.
drive to a local police or fire department.
Nurses play an important role in screening and assessment of
any client abuse or violence. Which statement is correct?
A. Most clients are extremely reluctant to come forth with private
matters.
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B. Any intimate partner violence questions should be asked in the
presence of both partners.
C. To invite disclosure, assure the woman that you won't
document her statements.
D. The best statement to make to the abused victim is, "You don't
deserve this." - ANSWER-D. The best statement to make to the
abused victim is, "You don't deserve this."
What should the nurse do if a victim of intimate partner violence
chooses not to disclose information about her abusive relationship
during the interview?
A. Confront the victim with the physical evidence and telltale signs
of abuse.
B. Contact family members to tell you about the abusive
relationship.
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C. Call the local police department to inquire about domestic
disturbance calls.
D. Respect the client's right of self-determination and provide her
with resources. - ANSWER-D. Respect the client's right of self-
determination and provide her with resources.
Which client behavior would raise a "red flag" to the nurse that the
client may be a human trafficking victim?
A. Looks nurse straight in the eyes when responding to questions
B. Appears calm and cooperative during examination
C. Acts like it is "no big deal," even with concerning injuries
D. Changes into examination gown quickly without hesitation -
ANSWER-C. Acts like it is "no big deal," even with concerning
injuries
Is the following statement true or false? The tendency for violence
is inherited. - ANSWER-False, violence is a learned behavior that,
without intervention, is self-perpetuating.
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Is the following statement true or false? Most women
experiencing intimate partner violence do not describe
themselves as being abused. - ANSWER-True, victims of abuse
rarely describe themselves as abused.
Which of the following would the nurse identify as indicative of
hyperarousal associated with PTSD?
A. Reports of being emotionally numb
B. Complaints of difficulty sleeping
C. Difficulty recalling exactly what happened
D. Reports of recurring nightmares - ANSWER-B. Complaints of
difficulty sleeping
Which of the following would best describe the primary focus on
nursing interventions for a woman who is a victim of intimate
partner violence?
A. Providing reassurance
MATERNAL CHILD NURSING EXAM LATEST 2026-2027 ACTUAL
EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+|
||PROFESSOR VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!||
If a woman thinks she is being stalked when driving, a good
safety measure is to?
A. drive to a local police or fire department.
B. take shortcuts through back streets to lose the stalker.
C. wave a handgun to intimidate the stalker.
D. roll down the window and confront the stalker. - ANSWER-A.
drive to a local police or fire department.
Nurses play an important role in screening and assessment of
any client abuse or violence. Which statement is correct?
A. Most clients are extremely reluctant to come forth with private
matters.
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B. Any intimate partner violence questions should be asked in the
presence of both partners.
C. To invite disclosure, assure the woman that you won't
document her statements.
D. The best statement to make to the abused victim is, "You don't
deserve this." - ANSWER-D. The best statement to make to the
abused victim is, "You don't deserve this."
What should the nurse do if a victim of intimate partner violence
chooses not to disclose information about her abusive relationship
during the interview?
A. Confront the victim with the physical evidence and telltale signs
of abuse.
B. Contact family members to tell you about the abusive
relationship.
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C. Call the local police department to inquire about domestic
disturbance calls.
D. Respect the client's right of self-determination and provide her
with resources. - ANSWER-D. Respect the client's right of self-
determination and provide her with resources.
Which client behavior would raise a "red flag" to the nurse that the
client may be a human trafficking victim?
A. Looks nurse straight in the eyes when responding to questions
B. Appears calm and cooperative during examination
C. Acts like it is "no big deal," even with concerning injuries
D. Changes into examination gown quickly without hesitation -
ANSWER-C. Acts like it is "no big deal," even with concerning
injuries
Is the following statement true or false? The tendency for violence
is inherited. - ANSWER-False, violence is a learned behavior that,
without intervention, is self-perpetuating.
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Is the following statement true or false? Most women
experiencing intimate partner violence do not describe
themselves as being abused. - ANSWER-True, victims of abuse
rarely describe themselves as abused.
Which of the following would the nurse identify as indicative of
hyperarousal associated with PTSD?
A. Reports of being emotionally numb
B. Complaints of difficulty sleeping
C. Difficulty recalling exactly what happened
D. Reports of recurring nightmares - ANSWER-B. Complaints of
difficulty sleeping
Which of the following would best describe the primary focus on
nursing interventions for a woman who is a victim of intimate
partner violence?
A. Providing reassurance
