MATERNAL-NEWBORN NURSING: THE CRITICAL
COMPONENTS OF NURSING CARE 3RD EDITION DURHAM
CHAPMAN TEST BANK
,Maternal-Newborn cNursing: cThe cCritical cComponents cOf cNursing cCare, c3rd cEdition,
cRoberta cDurham, cLinda cChapman
TEST cBANK: cMATERNAL-
NEWBORNNURSING: cTHE cCRITICAL cCOMPONENTS cOF cNURSING cCARE, c3RD
cEDITION, cROBERTA cDURHAM, cLINDA cCHAPMAN
Chapter c1: cTrends cand cIssues
MULTIPLE cCHOICE
1. The cnurse cis ccaring cfor ca cpatient cwho cis cin clabor cwith cher cfirst cchild. cThe
cpatient’s cmother cis cpresent cfor csupport cand cnotes cthat cthings chave cchanged cin cthe cdelivery
croom csince cshe clast cgave cbirth cin cthe cearly c1980s. cWhich ccurrent ctrend cor cintervention
cmay cthe cpatient’s cmother cfind cmost cdifferent?
1. Fetal cmonitoring cthroughout clabor
2. Postpartum cstay cof c10 cdays
3. Expectant cpartner cand cfamily cin coperating croom cfor ccesarean cbirth
4. Hospital csupport cfor
cbreastfeeding cANS: c4
Chapter: cChapter c1 cTrends cand cIssues
Chapter cLearning cObjective: c1. cDiscuss ccurrent ctrends cin cthe cmanagement cof clabor cand
cbirth cPage: c4
Heading: cTable c1-1: cPast cand cPresent cTrends cIntegrated cProcesses: cNursing cProcess
Client cNeed: cHealth cPromotion cand cMaintenance cCognitive cLevel: cApplication c[Applying]
cConcept: cEvidence-Based cPractice
Difficulty: cModerate
Feedback
1 This cis cincorrect. cFetal cmonitoring cduring clabor cbegan cin cthe clate c1970s. cAs
csuch, cthis clikely cwould chave coccurred cduring cthe cmother’s clabor cand cdelivery
cduring cthe c1980s.
,Maternal-Newborn cNursing: cThe cCritical cComponents cOf cNursing cCare, c3rd cEdition,
cRoberta cDurham, cLinda cChapman
2 This cis cincorrect. cIn cthe cpast, cthe caverage chospital cpostpartum cstay cwas c10
cdays. cPresently, cthe caverage cpostpartum cstay cis c48 chours cor cless.
3 This cis cincorrect. cIn cthe cpast, cexpectant cpartners cand cfamilies cwere cexcluded
cfrom cthe clabor cand cbirth cexperience. cPresent ctrends cinvolve cthe cexpectant cpartner cand
cfamily cin cthe clabor cand cbirth cexperience, cincluding cpresence cin cthe coperating
room cfor ccesarean cbirths.
4 This cis ccorrect. cHospital csupport cfor cbreastfeeding, cincluding ca clactation cconsultant
cand cemployment cof cthe cBaby-Friendly cHospital cInitiative, cwere cboth
enacted cduring cthe cearly c1990s.
PTS: 1 CON: cEvidence-Based cPractice
2. A cpatient cwith ca chistory cof chypertension cis cgiving cbirth. cDuring cdelivery, cthe cstaff
cwas cnot cable cto cstabilize cthe cpatient’s cblood cpressure. cAs ca cresult, cthe cpatient cdied
cshortly cafter cdelivery. cThis cis can cexample cof cwhat ctype cof cdeath?
1. Early cmaternal cdeath
2. Late cmaternal cdeath
3. Direct cobstetric cdeath
4. Indirect cobstetric cdeath cANS: c4
Chapter: cChapter c1 cTrends cand cIssues
Chapter cLearning cObjective: c2. cDiscuss ccurrent ctrends cin cmaternal cand cinfant chealth
coutcomes. cPage: c7
Heading: cTrends c> cMaternal cDeath cand cMortality cRates cIntegrated cProcesses: cNursing
cProcess cClient cNeed: cPhysiological cIntegrity: cReduction cof cRisk cPotential cCognitive
cLevel: cApplication c[Applying]
Concept: cAnte/Intra/Post-partum cDifficulty: cHard
, Maternal-Newborn cNursing: cThe cCritical cComponents cOf cNursing cCare, c3rd cEdition,
cRoberta cDurham, cLinda cChapman
Feedback
1 This cis cincorrect. cEarly cmaternal cdeath cis cnot can cexample cof cmaternal cdeath.
Examples cof cmaternal cdeath cinclude clate cmaternal cdeath, cindirect cobstetric cdeath, cdirect
cobstetric cdeath, cand cpregnancy-related cdeath.
2 This cis cincorrect. cLate cmaternal cdeath coccurs c42 cdays cafter
ctermination cof cpregnancy cfrom ca cdirect cor cindirect cobstetric ccause.
3 This cis cincorrect. cDirect cobstetric cdeath cresults cfrom ccomplications
cduring cpregnancy, clabor, cbirth, cand/or cpostpartum cperiod.
4 This cis ccorrect. cIndirect cobstetric cdeath cis ccaused cby ca cpreexisting
cdisease, cor ca cdisease cthat cdevelops cduring cpregnancy.
PTS: 1 CON: cAnte/Intra/Post-partum
3. The cnurse cis cproviding ceducation cto ca cpatient cwho chas cgiven cbirth cto cher cfirst
cchild cand cis cbeing cdischarged chome. cThe cpatient cexpressed cconcern cregarding cinfant
cmortality cand csudden cinfant cdeath csyndrome c(SIDS). cThe cpatient chad can cuncomplicated
cpregnancy, clabor, cand cvaginal cdelivery. cShe chas ca cbody cmass cindex cof c25 cand chas cno
cother chealth cconditions. cThe cinfant cis chealthy cand cwas cdelivered cfull-term. cWhat cwill cbe
cmost chelpful cthing cto cexplain cto cthe cpatient?
1. Uses cof cextracorporeal cmembrane coxygenation ctherapy c(ECMO)
2. Uses cof cexogenous cpulmonary csurfactant
3. The cBaby-Friendly cHospital cInitiative
4. The cSafe cto cSleep
ccampaign cANS: c4
Chapter: cChapter c1 cTrends cand cIssues
Chapter cLearning cObjective: c3. cIdentify cleading ccauses cof cinfant cdeath. cPage: c7
cHeading: cTrends c> cInfant cMortality cRates cIntegrated cProcesses: cNursing cprocess
Client cNeed: cSafe cand cEffective cCare cEnvironment: cSafety cand cInfection cControl cCognitive
cLevel: cApplication c[Applying]
Concept: cHealth cPromotion cDifficulty: cModerate
COMPONENTS OF NURSING CARE 3RD EDITION DURHAM
CHAPMAN TEST BANK
,Maternal-Newborn cNursing: cThe cCritical cComponents cOf cNursing cCare, c3rd cEdition,
cRoberta cDurham, cLinda cChapman
TEST cBANK: cMATERNAL-
NEWBORNNURSING: cTHE cCRITICAL cCOMPONENTS cOF cNURSING cCARE, c3RD
cEDITION, cROBERTA cDURHAM, cLINDA cCHAPMAN
Chapter c1: cTrends cand cIssues
MULTIPLE cCHOICE
1. The cnurse cis ccaring cfor ca cpatient cwho cis cin clabor cwith cher cfirst cchild. cThe
cpatient’s cmother cis cpresent cfor csupport cand cnotes cthat cthings chave cchanged cin cthe cdelivery
croom csince cshe clast cgave cbirth cin cthe cearly c1980s. cWhich ccurrent ctrend cor cintervention
cmay cthe cpatient’s cmother cfind cmost cdifferent?
1. Fetal cmonitoring cthroughout clabor
2. Postpartum cstay cof c10 cdays
3. Expectant cpartner cand cfamily cin coperating croom cfor ccesarean cbirth
4. Hospital csupport cfor
cbreastfeeding cANS: c4
Chapter: cChapter c1 cTrends cand cIssues
Chapter cLearning cObjective: c1. cDiscuss ccurrent ctrends cin cthe cmanagement cof clabor cand
cbirth cPage: c4
Heading: cTable c1-1: cPast cand cPresent cTrends cIntegrated cProcesses: cNursing cProcess
Client cNeed: cHealth cPromotion cand cMaintenance cCognitive cLevel: cApplication c[Applying]
cConcept: cEvidence-Based cPractice
Difficulty: cModerate
Feedback
1 This cis cincorrect. cFetal cmonitoring cduring clabor cbegan cin cthe clate c1970s. cAs
csuch, cthis clikely cwould chave coccurred cduring cthe cmother’s clabor cand cdelivery
cduring cthe c1980s.
,Maternal-Newborn cNursing: cThe cCritical cComponents cOf cNursing cCare, c3rd cEdition,
cRoberta cDurham, cLinda cChapman
2 This cis cincorrect. cIn cthe cpast, cthe caverage chospital cpostpartum cstay cwas c10
cdays. cPresently, cthe caverage cpostpartum cstay cis c48 chours cor cless.
3 This cis cincorrect. cIn cthe cpast, cexpectant cpartners cand cfamilies cwere cexcluded
cfrom cthe clabor cand cbirth cexperience. cPresent ctrends cinvolve cthe cexpectant cpartner cand
cfamily cin cthe clabor cand cbirth cexperience, cincluding cpresence cin cthe coperating
room cfor ccesarean cbirths.
4 This cis ccorrect. cHospital csupport cfor cbreastfeeding, cincluding ca clactation cconsultant
cand cemployment cof cthe cBaby-Friendly cHospital cInitiative, cwere cboth
enacted cduring cthe cearly c1990s.
PTS: 1 CON: cEvidence-Based cPractice
2. A cpatient cwith ca chistory cof chypertension cis cgiving cbirth. cDuring cdelivery, cthe cstaff
cwas cnot cable cto cstabilize cthe cpatient’s cblood cpressure. cAs ca cresult, cthe cpatient cdied
cshortly cafter cdelivery. cThis cis can cexample cof cwhat ctype cof cdeath?
1. Early cmaternal cdeath
2. Late cmaternal cdeath
3. Direct cobstetric cdeath
4. Indirect cobstetric cdeath cANS: c4
Chapter: cChapter c1 cTrends cand cIssues
Chapter cLearning cObjective: c2. cDiscuss ccurrent ctrends cin cmaternal cand cinfant chealth
coutcomes. cPage: c7
Heading: cTrends c> cMaternal cDeath cand cMortality cRates cIntegrated cProcesses: cNursing
cProcess cClient cNeed: cPhysiological cIntegrity: cReduction cof cRisk cPotential cCognitive
cLevel: cApplication c[Applying]
Concept: cAnte/Intra/Post-partum cDifficulty: cHard
, Maternal-Newborn cNursing: cThe cCritical cComponents cOf cNursing cCare, c3rd cEdition,
cRoberta cDurham, cLinda cChapman
Feedback
1 This cis cincorrect. cEarly cmaternal cdeath cis cnot can cexample cof cmaternal cdeath.
Examples cof cmaternal cdeath cinclude clate cmaternal cdeath, cindirect cobstetric cdeath, cdirect
cobstetric cdeath, cand cpregnancy-related cdeath.
2 This cis cincorrect. cLate cmaternal cdeath coccurs c42 cdays cafter
ctermination cof cpregnancy cfrom ca cdirect cor cindirect cobstetric ccause.
3 This cis cincorrect. cDirect cobstetric cdeath cresults cfrom ccomplications
cduring cpregnancy, clabor, cbirth, cand/or cpostpartum cperiod.
4 This cis ccorrect. cIndirect cobstetric cdeath cis ccaused cby ca cpreexisting
cdisease, cor ca cdisease cthat cdevelops cduring cpregnancy.
PTS: 1 CON: cAnte/Intra/Post-partum
3. The cnurse cis cproviding ceducation cto ca cpatient cwho chas cgiven cbirth cto cher cfirst
cchild cand cis cbeing cdischarged chome. cThe cpatient cexpressed cconcern cregarding cinfant
cmortality cand csudden cinfant cdeath csyndrome c(SIDS). cThe cpatient chad can cuncomplicated
cpregnancy, clabor, cand cvaginal cdelivery. cShe chas ca cbody cmass cindex cof c25 cand chas cno
cother chealth cconditions. cThe cinfant cis chealthy cand cwas cdelivered cfull-term. cWhat cwill cbe
cmost chelpful cthing cto cexplain cto cthe cpatient?
1. Uses cof cextracorporeal cmembrane coxygenation ctherapy c(ECMO)
2. Uses cof cexogenous cpulmonary csurfactant
3. The cBaby-Friendly cHospital cInitiative
4. The cSafe cto cSleep
ccampaign cANS: c4
Chapter: cChapter c1 cTrends cand cIssues
Chapter cLearning cObjective: c3. cIdentify cleading ccauses cof cinfant cdeath. cPage: c7
cHeading: cTrends c> cInfant cMortality cRates cIntegrated cProcesses: cNursing cprocess
Client cNeed: cSafe cand cEffective cCare cEnvironment: cSafety cand cInfection cControl cCognitive
cLevel: cApplication c[Applying]
Concept: cHealth cPromotion cDifficulty: cModerate
