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Maternity And Pediatric Nursing
4th Edition
By Susan Ricci Latest Update.
,MATERNITY AND PEDIATRIC NURSING
4TH EDITION RICCI KYLE
CARMAN
Chapter 1
1. When Integrating The Principles Of Family-Centered Care Into
The Birthing Process, The Nurse Would Base Care Upon Which
Belief?
A. Birth Is Viewed As A Medical Event.
B. Families Are Unable To Make Informed Choices Due To Stress.
C. Birth Results In Changes In Relationships.
D. Families Require Little Information To Make Appropriate Decisions For Care.
Answer: C
Rationale: Family-Centered Care Is Based On The Followinagbi Rpb.Rcionmc/ Tiepstles: Birth
Affects The Entire Family, And Relationships Will Change; Birth Is Viewed As A
Normal, Healthy Event In The Life Of The Family; And Families Are Capable Of
Making Decisions About Their Own Care If Given Adequate Information And
Professional Support.
Question Format: Multiple Choice
Chapter 1: Perspectives On Maternal And Child Health Care
Cognitive Level: Apply
Client Needs: Health Promotion And Maintenance
Integrated Process: Teaching/Learning
Integrated Process: Caring
Reference: P. 7
2. The Nurse Is Working With A Group Of Community Health Members To
Develop A Plan To Address The Special Health Needs Of Women. The Group
Would Design Educational Programs To Address Which Priority Condition?
A. Smoking
B. Heart Disease
C. Diabetes
D. Cancer
Answer: B
Rationale: The Group Needs To Address Cardiovascular Dise As E, The Number One
Cause Of Death In Women Regardless Of Racial Or Ethnic Group. Smoking Is
Related To Heart Disease And The Development Of Cancer. However, Heart
Disease And Cancer
Can Occur In Any Woman Regardless Of Her Smoking Histoarbyi R B..Ccoma/Ntecster Is The
Second Leading Cause Of Death, With Women Having A One In Three Lifetime Risk
Of Developing Cancer. Diabetes Is Another Important Health Condition That Can
Affect Women. However, It Is Not The Major Health Problem That Heart Disease
Is.
Question Format: Multiple Choice
,Chapter 1: Perspectives On Maternal And Child Health Care
Cognitive Level: Apply
Client Needs: Health Promotion And Maintenance
Integrated Process: Nursing Process
, Reference: P. 12
3. A Nurse Is Conducting An Orientation Program For A Group Of Newly Hired
Nurses. As Part Of The Program, The Nurse Is Reviewing The Issueaob I Rfb .Icno fmo/ Tre m
s T
Ed Consent. The Nurse Determines That The Teaching Was Effective When The
Group Identifies Which Situation As A Violation Of Informed Consent?
A. Performing A Procedure On A 15-Year-Old Without Parental Consent
B. Serving As A Witness To The Signature Process On An Oapbierbr.Caotmiv/ T Eest Permit
C. Asking Whether The Client Understands What She Is Signing Following
Receiving Education
D. Getting Verbal Consent Over The Phone For An Emergeanbicrby.Copmr/ Ot Ecstedure From
The Spouse Of A Unconscious Woman
Answer: A
Rationale: In Most States, Only Clients Over The Age Of 18 Can Legally Provide
Consent For Health Care. Serving As A Witness To The Signature Process, Asking
Whether The Client Understands What She Is Signing, Anda gb I Rebt.Ctoi mn / Gt E Svt Erbal
Consent Over The Phone For Emergency Procedures Are All Key To Informed
Consent And Are Not Violations.
Question Format: Multiple Choice
Chapter 1: Perspectives On Maternal And Child Health Caabrier B
Cognitive Level: Analyze
Client Needs: Safe, Effective Care Environment: Management Of Care
Integrated Process: Nursing Process
Reference: P. 45
4. A Pregnant Woman Is To Undergo An Invasive Procedure To Evaluate The Status Of
Her Fetus. To Ensure Informed Consent, Which Action Priority
Wouabldirb.Bcoem/Ttehset Responsibility Of The Nurse Providing Care To
This Woman?
A. Asking Relevant Questions To Determine The Client's Understanding
B. Providing A Detailed Description Of The Risks And Benefits Of The Procedure
C. Explaining The Exact Steps That Will Occur During The PaRb Oi R Bc.CeoDm U/ T Erset
D. Offering Suggestions For Alternative Options For Treatment
Answer: A
Rationale: The Nurse's Responsibilities Related To Informed Consent Include:
Ensuring The Consent Form Is Completed With Signatures From The Client;
Serving As A Witness To The Signature Process; And Determining Whether The Calbiierbn.
Cto Mu/ Tnesdt Erstands What She Is Signing By Asking Her Pertinent Questions. The
Physician, Advanced Practice Nurse, Or Midwife Is Responsible For Informing The
Client About The Procedure And Obtaining Consent By Providing A Detailed
Description Of The Procedure Or Treatment, Its Potential Risks And Benefits, And
Alternative Methodsa Ab Ivr Ba. Ciolma/Bt Elset .
Question Format: Multiple Choice
Chapter 1: Perspectives On Maternal And Child Health Care
Cognitive Level: Apply
Client Needs: Safe, Effective Care Environment: Management Of Care
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Maternity And Pediatric Nursing
4th Edition
By Susan Ricci Latest Update.
,MATERNITY AND PEDIATRIC NURSING
4TH EDITION RICCI KYLE
CARMAN
Chapter 1
1. When Integrating The Principles Of Family-Centered Care Into
The Birthing Process, The Nurse Would Base Care Upon Which
Belief?
A. Birth Is Viewed As A Medical Event.
B. Families Are Unable To Make Informed Choices Due To Stress.
C. Birth Results In Changes In Relationships.
D. Families Require Little Information To Make Appropriate Decisions For Care.
Answer: C
Rationale: Family-Centered Care Is Based On The Followinagbi Rpb.Rcionmc/ Tiepstles: Birth
Affects The Entire Family, And Relationships Will Change; Birth Is Viewed As A
Normal, Healthy Event In The Life Of The Family; And Families Are Capable Of
Making Decisions About Their Own Care If Given Adequate Information And
Professional Support.
Question Format: Multiple Choice
Chapter 1: Perspectives On Maternal And Child Health Care
Cognitive Level: Apply
Client Needs: Health Promotion And Maintenance
Integrated Process: Teaching/Learning
Integrated Process: Caring
Reference: P. 7
2. The Nurse Is Working With A Group Of Community Health Members To
Develop A Plan To Address The Special Health Needs Of Women. The Group
Would Design Educational Programs To Address Which Priority Condition?
A. Smoking
B. Heart Disease
C. Diabetes
D. Cancer
Answer: B
Rationale: The Group Needs To Address Cardiovascular Dise As E, The Number One
Cause Of Death In Women Regardless Of Racial Or Ethnic Group. Smoking Is
Related To Heart Disease And The Development Of Cancer. However, Heart
Disease And Cancer
Can Occur In Any Woman Regardless Of Her Smoking Histoarbyi R B..Ccoma/Ntecster Is The
Second Leading Cause Of Death, With Women Having A One In Three Lifetime Risk
Of Developing Cancer. Diabetes Is Another Important Health Condition That Can
Affect Women. However, It Is Not The Major Health Problem That Heart Disease
Is.
Question Format: Multiple Choice
,Chapter 1: Perspectives On Maternal And Child Health Care
Cognitive Level: Apply
Client Needs: Health Promotion And Maintenance
Integrated Process: Nursing Process
, Reference: P. 12
3. A Nurse Is Conducting An Orientation Program For A Group Of Newly Hired
Nurses. As Part Of The Program, The Nurse Is Reviewing The Issueaob I Rfb .Icno fmo/ Tre m
s T
Ed Consent. The Nurse Determines That The Teaching Was Effective When The
Group Identifies Which Situation As A Violation Of Informed Consent?
A. Performing A Procedure On A 15-Year-Old Without Parental Consent
B. Serving As A Witness To The Signature Process On An Oapbierbr.Caotmiv/ T Eest Permit
C. Asking Whether The Client Understands What She Is Signing Following
Receiving Education
D. Getting Verbal Consent Over The Phone For An Emergeanbicrby.Copmr/ Ot Ecstedure From
The Spouse Of A Unconscious Woman
Answer: A
Rationale: In Most States, Only Clients Over The Age Of 18 Can Legally Provide
Consent For Health Care. Serving As A Witness To The Signature Process, Asking
Whether The Client Understands What She Is Signing, Anda gb I Rebt.Ctoi mn / Gt E Svt Erbal
Consent Over The Phone For Emergency Procedures Are All Key To Informed
Consent And Are Not Violations.
Question Format: Multiple Choice
Chapter 1: Perspectives On Maternal And Child Health Caabrier B
Cognitive Level: Analyze
Client Needs: Safe, Effective Care Environment: Management Of Care
Integrated Process: Nursing Process
Reference: P. 45
4. A Pregnant Woman Is To Undergo An Invasive Procedure To Evaluate The Status Of
Her Fetus. To Ensure Informed Consent, Which Action Priority
Wouabldirb.Bcoem/Ttehset Responsibility Of The Nurse Providing Care To
This Woman?
A. Asking Relevant Questions To Determine The Client's Understanding
B. Providing A Detailed Description Of The Risks And Benefits Of The Procedure
C. Explaining The Exact Steps That Will Occur During The PaRb Oi R Bc.CeoDm U/ T Erset
D. Offering Suggestions For Alternative Options For Treatment
Answer: A
Rationale: The Nurse's Responsibilities Related To Informed Consent Include:
Ensuring The Consent Form Is Completed With Signatures From The Client;
Serving As A Witness To The Signature Process; And Determining Whether The Calbiierbn.
Cto Mu/ Tnesdt Erstands What She Is Signing By Asking Her Pertinent Questions. The
Physician, Advanced Practice Nurse, Or Midwife Is Responsible For Informing The
Client About The Procedure And Obtaining Consent By Providing A Detailed
Description Of The Procedure Or Treatment, Its Potential Risks And Benefits, And
Alternative Methodsa Ab Ivr Ba. Ciolma/Bt Elset .
Question Format: Multiple Choice
Chapter 1: Perspectives On Maternal And Child Health Care
Cognitive Level: Apply
Client Needs: Safe, Effective Care Environment: Management Of Care
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