Framework For Maternal And Child Health Nursing

Question 1

PHILOSOPHY OF MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH NURSING

Answer 1

A.Family-centered
B.Community-centered
C.Evidence-based
D.Challenging role for number

Question 2

Quality and Safety Education for Nurses

Answer 2

1. Patient-centered Care
2. Teamwork and Collaboration
3. Evidence-based Practice
4. Quality Improvement
5. Safety
6. Informatics

Question 3

Phases of Health Care in Maternal and Child Health:

Educating client to be aware of
healthy living teaching and role modeling

Answer 3

Health Promotion

Question 4

Phases of Health Care in Maternal and Child Health:

intervening to maintain health
when at risk of illness

Answer 4

Health Maintenance

Question 5

Phases of Health Care in Maternal and Child Health

Using conscientious assessment to
be certain that symptoms of illness are identified and interventions are begun to return pt to wellness

Answer 5

Health Restoration

Question 6

Phases of Health Care in Maternal and Child Health

preventing further complications
from an illness, bringing the ill client back to an optimal state

Answer 6

Health Rehabilitation

Question 7

Role of a Nurse in Caring
for Childbearing Families:

Answer 7

1. Healthcare provider
2. Teacher
3. Collaborator
4. Researcher
5. Manager of care

Question 8

is one of the most sensitive indicators of health status of a country or community

Answer 8

Infant Mortality Rate

Question 9

Infant Mortality Results from :

Answer 9

Poor maternal conditions
Unhealthy environment
Inadequate healthcare delivery system

Question 10

Leading causes of infant mortality:

Answer 10

Respiratory conditions of the fetus and newborn
▪ Pneumonia
▪ Congenital anomalies
▪ Birth injury and difficult labor
▪Diarrheal diseases
• Septicemia
• Measles
• Meningitis
• Other diseases of the respiratory system
• Aminovitaminosis and other
nutritional deficiency

Question 11

It is the major indicator of a woman’s health status.

Define by WHO as the death of a woman while pregnant or within 42 days of termination of pregnancy from any cause related to, or aggravated by the pregnancy or its management, but not from accidental or incidental causes

Answer 11

Maternal Mortality

Question 12

Leading causes of maternal mortality (WHO, 2024:

Answer 12

severe bleeding (mostly bleeding after childbirth);

▪ infections (usually after childbirth);
▪ high blood pressure during pregnancy (pre-eclampsia and eclampsia);
▪ complications from delivery; and
▪ unsafe abortion

Question 13

HOW TO DECREASE MATERNAL MORTALITY RATE?

Answer 13

• INCREASE PARTICIPATION IN PRENATAL CARE
• EARLY DETECTION OF DISORDERS
• INCREASE CONTROL OF COMPLICATIONS
• DECREASE THE USE OF ANESTHESIA
• IMPROVE ABILITY TO PREVENT BLEEDING AND INFECTION BETTER

Question 14

DOH PROGRAM TO ADDRESS MATERNAL AND CHILD CARE:

Answer 14

• PRENATAL CARE
• FAMILY PLANNING
• NEWBORN SCREENING
• EINC
• IMMUNIZATION OF CHILDREN AND MOTHERS
• INFANT AND YOUNG CHILDREN FEEDING PROGRAM

Question 15

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTAL GOALS #3

Answer 15

INFORMATION DESSEMINATION TO PREGNANT WOMEN: from family code of the Philippines (2008)

Question 16

What RA is ROOMING IN AND BREASTFEEDING OF INFANTS ACT OF 1992

Answer 16

REPUBLIC ACT OF 7600

Question 17

An Act Expanding the Promotion of Breastfeeding

Answer 17

RA NO. 10028 (2010)

Question 18

Executive Order 51

Answer 18

Philippine Milk Code of 1986

NO MILK COMPANY SHOULD SUPPORT
BREASTFEEDING ACTIVITIES

NO HEALTH AND NUTRITION WORKER SHOULD
PROMOTE OR SELL INFANT FORMULA AND OTHER MILK PRODUCTS AND BOTTLES

NO MATERIAL THAT PROMOTES BREASTMILK
SUBSTITUTES SHOULD BE VISIBLE IN ALL HEALTH AND NUTRITION FACILITIES

MILK COMPANIES SHOULD ENSURE ACCURATE
INFORMATION ON THE USE AND QUALITY OF THEIR PRODUCTS (INSTRUCTIONS, EXPIRATION DATE, ETC.)