NUR 1250 Exam 3 Questions and Verified Answers.

NUR 1250 Exam 3 Questions and Verified Answers.  Question 1 0 out of 1 points After giving birth to a healthy infant boy, a primiparous woman, 16 years old, is admitted to the after birth unit. An appropriate nursing diagnosis for her at this time is risk for impaired parenting related to deficient knowledge of newborn care. In planning for the woman’s discharge, what should the nurse be certain to include in the plan of care? Selected Answer: d. Instruct the patient how to feed and bathe her infant. Answers: a. Give the patient written information on bathing her infant. b. Provide time for the patient to bathe her infant after she views an infant bath demonstration. c. Advise the patient that all mothers instinctively know how to care for their infants. d. Instruct the patient how to feed and bathe her infant.  Question 2 1 out of 1 points The nurse observes several interactions between a after birth woman and her new son. What behavior, if exhibited by this woman, would the nurse identify as a possible maladaptive behavior regarding parent-infant attachment? Selected Answer: b. Seldom makes eye contact with her son Answers: a. Tells visitors how well her son is feeding b. Seldom makes eye contact with her son c. Cuddles her son close to her d. Talks and coos to her son  Question 3 1 out of 1 points The nurse hears a primiparous woman talking to her son and telling him that his chin is just like his dad’s chin. This woman’s statement reflects: Selected Answer: a. claiming. Answers: a. claiming. b. reciprocity. c. synchrony. d. mutuality.  Question 4 1 out of 1 points During a phone follow-up conversation with a woman who is 4 days’ after birth, the woman tells the nurse, “I don’t know what’s wrong. I love my son, but I feel so let down. I seem to cry for no reason!” The nurse would recognize that the woman is experiencing: Selected Answer: b. postpartum (PP) blues. Answers: a. taking-in. b. postpartum (PP) blues. c. attachment difficulty. d. postpartum depression (PPD).  Question 5 1 out of 1 points The nurse can help a father in his transition to parenthood by: Selected Answer: b. pointing out that the infant turned at the sound of his voice. Answers: a. telling him to tape the infant’s diaper a different way. b. pointing out that the infant turned at the sound of his voice. c. encouraging him to go home to get some sleep. d. suggesting that he let the infant sleep in the bassinet.  Question 6 5 out of 5 points Many first-time parents do not plan on their parents’ help immediately after the newborn arrives. What statement by the nurse is the most appropriate when counseling new parents about the involvement of grandparents? Selected Answer: a. “Grandparents can help you with parenting skills and also help preserve family traditions.” Answers: a. “Grandparents can help you with parenting skills and also help preserve family traditions.” b. “Grandparent involvement can be very disruptive to the family.” c. “You should tell your parents to leave you alone.” d. “They are getting old. You should let them be involved while they can.”  Question 7 1 out of 1 points When the infant’s behaviors and characteristics call forth a corresponding set of maternal behaviors and characteristics, this is called: Selected Answer: a. mutuality. Answers: a. mutuality. b. bonding. c. acquaintance. d. claiming.  Question 8 1 out of 1 points In follow-up appointments or visits with parents and their new baby, it may be useful if the nurse can identify parental behaviors that can either facilitate or inhibit attachment. Which one is a facilitating behavior? Selected Answer: b. The parents hover around the infant, directing attention to and pointing at the infant. Answers: a. The parents have difficulty naming the infant. b. The parents hover around the infant, directing attention to and pointing at the infant. c. The parents do not move from fingertip touch to palmar contact and holding. d. The parents make no effort to interpret the actions or needs of the infant.