STI

Question 1

maternity nursing

Answer 1

provide care from puberty to menopause

Question 2

maternity nursing specialties

Answer 2

prenatal care, L&D, postpartum care, NICU, womens health, infertility care

Question 3

pediatric nursing

Answer 3

car of children between birth and 18 years

Question 4

pediatric nursing focus

Answer 4

normal growth and development, acute chronic and critical care issues, end of life-palliative care

Question 5

roles in maternal-child and pediatric nursing

Answer 5

Focus on childbearing women, newborn infants, children, and families

Question 6

LPN in OB

Answer 6

Provides nursing care in multiple settings under RN, NP,
physician or midwife
* May help prep patients for pregnancy and delivery

Question 7

RN in OB

Answer 7

RNs assess, plan, teach, and provide care.
‒ Care includes teaching, monitoring the pregnancy through
delivery, providing postpartum and newborn care, and caring for
pediatric patients across developmental period

Question 8

nurse practitioner in OB

Answer 8

prescribed medications, Do not usually deliver babies but care for
women before and after delivery

Question 9

delivery is for who

Answer 9

the HCP and the midwife

Question 10

clinical nurse specialist (CNS)

Answer 10

RN who obtained an advanced degree and clinical preparation, works alongside nurses provides education and support

Question 11

midwife in OB

Answer 11

Provides care through pregnancy, labor, delivery, and
postpartum
* Prescribes medications
* privileges to deliver babies

Question 12

delegation

Answer 12

know persons scope of practice

Question 13

3 steps of delegation

Answer 13

clarify
review
decide

Question 14

standards of care

Answer 14

model of established practice as correct way to provide care

Question 15

establishes standards for maternity care

Answer 15

Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric, and
Neonatal Nurses

Question 16

institution policies

Answer 16

Nurses held accountable for upholding agency or healthcare
institution policies

Question 16

Society of Pediatric Nurses

Answer 16

establishes standards
for care of children and families

Question 17

policy procedures and outlines

Answer 17

Following policy and procedures will prevent errors and promote
safe patient care

Question 18

evidence based practice

Answer 18

nursing research using scientific studies to answer why interventions should be changed
when providing care

Question 19

informed consent nursing responsibility

Answer 19

Nurse’s responsibility to ensure that consent is signed by provider
and patient prior to the procedure

Question 20

informed consent

Answer 20

patient understands and accepts risks and benefits of procedure

Question 21

assent

Answer 21

Feedback from child 7 more than years of age regarding
medical treatment

Question 22

automatic emancipation

Answer 22

married pregnant teenager

Question 23

children’s right to provisions

Answer 23

Provisions of safe living, health care, education, clean
water, appropriate diets, adequate rest, sleep, play, and recreation

Question 24

children's Right to Protection

Answer 24

Protected from abuse, exploitation, neglect, discrimination at home, school, community areas, and health-care institutions

Question 25

family rights to

Answer 25

participation visitation comfort interpretation services dignity and privacy receive emergency treatment

Question 26

ethics

Answer 26

moral principles that guide a person’s behavior

Question 27

autonomy

Answer 27

Right to have control of body and make decisions can reject procedures

Question 28

Beneficence

Answer 28

Spirit of compassion and kindness to benefit others Ex: free vaccine clinic

Question 29

Nonmaleficence

Answer 29

Inflict the least possible harm to reach a beneficial outcome "do no harm"

Question 30

justice

Answer 30

Fairness for individuals, groups, organizations, and communities everyone receives same standard of care

Question 31

family centered care>>>

Answer 31

Provides safe, child-friendly environment

Question 32

family Empowerment

Answer 32

family maintains sense of control over their lives  Want family to feel supported, listened to, and competent

Question 33

Therapeutic Communication

Answer 33

allowing patients to make their own decisions "tell me about it" "how do you feel" "tell me about it"

Question 34

children are not little adults

Answer 34

There are 13 anatomical and physiological differences between children and adults

Question 35

Large posterior head bone occiput

Answer 35

increases risk of airway occlusion

Question 36

Poorly developed intercostal chest muscles

Answer 36

high risk for respiratory failure

Question 37

large body surface area

Answer 37

puts peds patient at risk for insensible heat loss!