Chapter 15

Lowdermilk: Maternity & Women's Health Care, 10th Edition
Chapter 15: Nursing Care of the Family During Pregnancy

Test Bank
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1.
a.
b.
c.
d.
A nurse caring for a newly pregnant woman advises her that ideally prenatal care should
begin:
Before the first missed menstrual period
After the first missed menstrual period
After the second missed menstrual period
After the third missed menstrual period
ANS: B
Prenatal care ideally should begin soon after the first missed menstrual period. This offers the
greatest opportunities to ensure the health of the expectant mother and her infant.
Prior to missing the first menstrual period is much too early for prenatal care. It is unlikely
the woman is even aware of the pregnancy.
Ideally prenatal visits should begin soon after the first period is missed.
After the third missed menstrual period is much too late to begin prenatal care. The woman
will have completed the first trimester by that time.
DIF: Cognitive Level: Knowledge
REF: 329
OBJ: Client Needs: Health Promotion and Maintenance
TOP: Nursing Process: Planning
2.
a.
b.
c.
d.
A woman arrives at the clinic for a pregnancy test. Her last menstrual period (LMP) was
February 14, 2011. Her expected date of birth (EDB) is:
September 17, 2011
November 7, 2011
November 21, 2011
December 17, 2011
ANS: C
Using Ngeles rule, the EDB is calculated by subtracting 3 months from the month of the
LMP and adding 7 days + 1 year to the day of the LMP. Therefore, with an LMP of February
14, 2011, her due date is November 21, 2011.
September 17, 2011, is too short a period to complete a normal pregnancy.
Using Ngeles rule, an EDB of November 7, 2011 is 2 weeks early.
December 17, 2011, is almost a month past the correct EDB.
REF: 330
TOP: Nursing Process: Assessment
Mosby items and derived items 2012, 2007, 2006 by Mosby, Inc., an affiliate of Elsevier Inc.
Test Bank
3.
a.
b.
c.
d.
15-2
Prenatal testing for the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is recommended for
which women?
All women, regardless of risk factors
A woman who has had more than one sexual partner
A woman who has had a sexually transmitted infection
A woman who is monogamous with her partner
ANS: A
An HIV test is recommended for all women, regardless of risk factors. The incidence of
perinatal transmission from an HIV-positive mother to her fetus ranges from 25% to 35%.
Women who test positive for HIV can then be treated.
All women should be tested for HIV, although this client is at increased risk of contracting
the disease.
Regardless of sexual history, all women should have an HIV test completed prenatally.
Although this client is apparently monogamous, an HIV test is still recommended.
DIF: Cognitive Level: Comprehension
REF: 340
4.
a.
b.
c.
d.
Which symptom is considered a first-trimester warning sign and should be reported

immediately by the pregnant woman to her health care provider?
Nausea with occasional vomiting
Fatigue
Urinary frequency
Vaginal bleeding
ANS: D
Signs and symptoms that must be reported include severe vomiting, fever and chills, burning
on urination, diarrhea, abdominal cramping, and vaginal bleeding. These symptoms may be
signs of complications of the pregnancy.
Nausea with occasional vomiting is a normal first-trimester complaint. Although it may be
worrisome or annoying to the mother, it usually is not an indication of a problem with the
pregnancy.
Fatigue is common during the first trimester.
Because of physiologic changes that happen during pregnancy, clients should be educated
that urinary frequency is normal.
OBJ: Client Needs: Physiologic Integrity
REF: 342
Test Bank
5.
a.
b.
c.
d.
15-3
A nurse should advise which women about continued condom use during pregnancy?
Unmarried pregnant women
Women at risk for acquiring or transmitting sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
All pregnant women
Women at risk for candidiasis
ANS: B
The objective of safer sex is to provide prophylaxis against the acquisition and
transmission of STIs. Because these diseases may be transmitted to the woman and her fetus,
condom use is recommended throughout pregnancy if the woman is at risk for acquiring an
STI.
Pregnant women are encouraged to practice safer sex behaviors. An unmarried pregnant
woman may be in a monogamous relationship and not require the use of a condom.
All pregnant women are encouraged to practice safer sex behaviors. The client should be
educated as to what may place both herself and the fetus at risk.
Any pregnant woman might develop candidiasis. This is not related to condom use.
REF: 355
6.
a.
b.
c.
d.
The quadruple-marker test is used to assess the fetus for which condition?
Down syndrome
Diaphragmatic hernia
Congenital cardiac abnormality
Anencephaly
ANS: A
The maternal serum level of alpha-fetoprotein is used to screen for Down syndrome, neural
tube defects, and other chromosomal anomalies.
The quadruple-marker test will not detect this fetal anomaly. Additional testing, such as
ultrasonography is required to diagnose diaphragmatic hernia.
Congenital cardiac abnormality will most likely be identified during an ultrasound
examination.
The quadruple-marker test will not detect anencephaly.
REF: 344
Test Bank
7.
a.
b.
c.
d.
15-4
A pregnant woman at 18 weeks of gestation calls the clinic to report that she has been
experiencing occasional backaches of mild to moderate intensity. The nurse recommends
that she:
Do Kegel exercises
Do pelvic rock exercises
Use a softer mattress
Stay in bed for 24 hours
ANS: B
Pelvic rock exercises may help stretch and strengthen the abdominal and lower back muscles
and relieve low back pain.
Kegel exercises increase the tone of the pelvic area, not the back.
A softer mattress may not provide the support needed to maintain proper alignment of the
spine and may contribute to back pain.
Stretching and other exercises to relieve back pain should be performed several times a day.
DIF: Cognitive Level: Application
REF: 348
8.
a.
b.
c.
d.
For what reason is breastfeeding contraindicated?

Hepatitis B
Everted nipples
History of breast cancer 3 years ago
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) positive
ANS: D
Women who are HIV positive are discouraged from breastfeeding.
Although hepatitis B antigen has not been shown to be transmitted through breast milk, as an
added precaution infants born to HBsAg-positive women should receive the hepatitis B
vaccine and immune globulin immediately after birth.
Everted nipples are functional for breastfeeding.
Newly diagnosed breast cancer is a contraindication to breastfeeding.
REF: 345
Test Bank
9.
a.
b.
c.
d.
15-5
A woman is 3 months pregnant. At her prenatal visit she tells the nurse that she doesnt
know what is happening; one minute she is happy that she is pregnant and the next
minute she cries for no reason. Which response by the nurse is most appropriate?
Dont worry about it; youll feel better in a month or so.
Have you talked to your husband about how you feel?
Perhaps you really dont want to be pregnant.
Hormone changes during pregnancy commonly result in mood swings.
ANS: D
Explaining that hormone changes can result in mood swings is an accurate statement and the
most appropriate response by the nurse.
Telling the woman not to worry dismisses her concerns and is not the most appropriate
response.
Although the woman should be encouraged to share her feelings, asking if she has spoken to
her husband about them is not the most appropriate response and does not provide her with a
rationale for the psychosocial dynamics of her pregnancy.
Suggesting that the woman doesnt want to be pregnant is completely inappropriate and
deleterious to the psychologic well-being of the woman. Hormonal and metabolic
adaptations often cause mood swings in pregnancy. The womans responses are normal. She
should be reassured about her feelings.
REF: 331
OBJ: Client Needs: Psychosocial Integrity
TOP: Nursing Process: Diagnosis
10. A nurse should be aware that a partners main role in pregnancy is:
a. To provide financial support
b. To protect the pregnant woman from old wives tales
c. To support and nurture the pregnant woman
d. To make sure the pregnant woman keeps prenatal appointments
ANS: C
The partners main role in pregnancy is to nurture the pregnant woman and respond to her
feelings of vulnerability.
Although financial support is important, it is not the partners main role in pregnancy.
Protecting the pregnant woman from old wives tales is not the partners role.
The womans partner can encourage the client to keep all appointments; however, this is not
the most important role during the pregnancy.
REF: 334
11. During the first trimester a woman can expect which of the following changes in her
sexual desire?
a. An increase, because of enlarging breasts
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b. A decrease, because of nausea and fatigue

c. No change
d. An increase, because of increased levels of female hormones
ANS: B
Maternal physiologic changes, such as breast enlargement, nausea, fatigue, abdominal
changes, perineal enlargement, leukorrhea, pelvic vasocongestion, and orgasmic responses,
may affect sexuality and sexual expression. Libido may be depressed in the first trimester but
often increases during the second and third trimesters.
During pregnancy the breasts may become enlarged and tender; this tends to interfere with
coitus, thereby decreasing the desire to engage in sexual activity.
Libido may be depressed in the first trimester but often increases during the second and third
trimesters.
A pregnant woman usually experiences a decrease, not an increase in libido during the first
trimester.
REF: 355
12. A 3-year-old girls mother is 6 months pregnant. What concern is this child likely to
verbalize?
a. How the baby will get out
b. What the baby will eat
c. Whether her mother will die
d. What color eyes the baby has
ANS: B
By age 3 or 4, children like to be told the story of their own beginning and accept it being
compared with the present pregnancy. They like to listen to the fetal heartbeat and feel the
baby move. Sometimes they worry about how the baby is being fed and what it wears.
School-age children take a more clinical interest in their mothers pregnancy and may want
to know, How did the baby get in there? and How will it get out?
Whether her mother will die does not tend to be the focus of a childs questions about the
impending birth of a sibling.
The babys eye color does not tend to be the focus of childrens questions about the
impending birth of a sibling.
REF: 335
13. In her work with pregnant women of various cultures, a nurse practitioner has observed
various practices that seemed strange or unusual. She has learned that cultural rituals and
practices during pregnancy seem to have one purpose in common. Which statement best
describes that purpose?
Test Bank
a.
b.
c.
d.
15-7
To promote family unity

To ward off the evil eye
To appease the gods of fertility
To protect the mother and fetus during pregnancy
ANS: D
Although many cultures consider pregnancy normal, certain practices are expected of women
of all cultures to ensure a good outcome. Cultural prescriptions tell women what to do, and
cultural proscriptions establish taboos. The purposes of these practices are to prevent
maternal illness resulting from a pregnancy-induced imbalanced state and to protect the
vulnerable fetus.
Promoting family unity is important, although not usually the premise for cultural rituals and
practices.
Warding off the evil eye may be specific to one particular culture; however, it is not the
primary purpose of these practices.
Appeasing the gods of fertility is not the impetus behind cultural rituals.
TOP: Nursing Process: Evaluation
REF: 359
14. Which statement about pregnancy is accurate?

a. A normal pregnancy lasts about 10 lunar months
b. A trimester is one third of a year
c. The prenatal period extends from fertilization to conception
d. The estimated date of confinement (EDC) is how long the mother will have to be
bedridden after birth
ANS: A
A lunar month lasts 28 days, or 4 weeks. Pregnancy spans 9 calendar months but 10 lunar
months.
A trimester is one third of a normal pregnancy, or about 13 to 14 weeks.
The prenatal period covers the full course of pregnancy (prenatal means before birth).
The EDC is now called the EDB, or estimated date of birth. It has nothing to do with the
duration of bed rest.
REF: 330
15. With regard to a womans reordering of personal relationships during pregnancy, the
maternity nurse should be aware that:
a. Because of the special motherhood bond, a womans relationship with her mother is
Test Bank
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even more important than with the father of the child

b. Nurses need not get involved in any sexual issues the couple has during pregnancy,
particularly if they have trouble communicating them to each other
c. Women usually express two major relationship needs during pregnancy: feeling
loved and valued and having the child accepted by the father
d. The womans sexual desire is likely to be highest in the first trimester because of
the excitement and because intercourse is physically easier
ANS: C
Love and support help a woman feel better about her pregnancy.
The most important person to the pregnant woman is usually the father.
Nurses can facilitate communication between partners about sexual matters if, as is common,
they are nervous about expressing their worries and feelings.
The second trimester is the time when a womans sense of well-being, along with certain
physical changes, increases her desire for sex. Desire is down in the first and third trimesters.
REF: 331
16. What represents a typical progression through the phases of a womans establishing a
relationship with the fetus?
a. Accepts the fetus as distinct from herselfaccepts the biologic fact of pregnancy
has a feeling of caring and responsibility
b. Fantasizes about the childs gender and personalityviews the child as part of
herselfbecomes introspective
c. Views the child as part of herselfhas feelings of well-beingaccepts the biologic
fact of pregnancy
d. I am pregnant I am going to have a babyI am going to be a mother.
ANS: D
The woman first centers on herself as pregnant, then on the baby as an entity separate from
herself, and then on her responsibilities as a mother. The expressions I am pregnant, I am
going to have a baby, and I am going to be a mother sum up the progression through the
three phases.
Accepting the fetus as distinct from herself occurs during the second phase of emotional
attachment.
Fantasizing about the childs sex and personality based on fetal activity, occurs during the
third phase of attachment.
In phase one the woman views the child as part of herself and not a separate being. This is
only the first step of the progression through phases of attachment.
REF: 332
Test Bank
15-9
17. The phenomenon of someone other than the mother-to-be experiencing pregnancy-like
symptoms such as nausea and weight gain applies to the:
a. Mother of the pregnant woman
b. Couples teenage daughter
c. Sister of the pregnant woman
d. Expectant father
ANS: D
An expectant fathers experiencing of his partners pregnancy-like symptoms is called the
couvade syndrome.
The mother of the pregnant woman is unlikely to experience this phenomenon. She may be
excited about becoming a grandmother or see this as a reminder that she is getting old.
A couples teenage daughter is usually preoccupied with her own sexual development and
may have difficulty accepting the overwhelming evidence of her parents sexual activity.
It is the father of the pregnant woman, not the sister, who experiences these symptoms.
REF: 333
18. During the initial visit with a client who is beginning prenatal care, nurses should be
aware that:
a. The first interview is a relaxed, get-acquainted affair in which nurses gather some
general impressions
b. If nurses observe handicapping conditions, they should be sensitive and not inquire
about them because the client will do that in her own time
c. Nurses should be alert to the appearance of potential parenting problems, such as
depression or lack of family support
d. Because of legal complications, nurses should not ask about illegal drug use; that is
left to physicians
ANS: C
Besides these potential problems, nurses need to be alert to the womans attitude toward
keeping regular health care appointments. If the client lacks insurance, the nurse may be able
to direct her to resources that provide assistance for pregnant women (i.e., Women, Infants,
and Children [WIC], Medicaid).
The initial interview needs to be planned, purposeful, and focused on specific content. A lot
of ground must be covered.
Nurses must be sensitive to special problems, but they do need to inquire because
discovering individual needs is important. People with chronic or handicapping conditions
forget to mention them because they have adapted to them.
Obtaining information on drug use is important and can be done confidentially. Actual testing
for drug use requires the clients consent.
REF: 339
Test Bank
15-10
19. A pregnant couple has formulated a birth plan and is reviewing it with the nurse at an
expectant parents class. Which aspect of their birth plan would be considered unrealistic
and require further discussion with the nurse?
a. My husband and I have agreed that my sister will be my coach because he
becomes anxious with regard to medical procedures and blood. He will be nearby
and check on me every so often to make sure everything is okay.
b. We plan to use the techniques taught in the Lamaze classes to reduce the pain
experienced during labor.
c. We want the labor and birth to take place in a birthing room. My husband will
come in the minute the baby is born.
d. We do not want the fetal monitor used during labor because it will interfere with
movement and doing effleurage.
ANS: D
Because monitoring is essential to assess fetal well-being, it is not a factor that can be
determined by the couple. The nurse should fully explain its importance. The option for
intermittent electronic monitoring could be explored if this is a low risk pregnancy and as
long as labor is progressing normally. The birth plan is a tool with which parents can explore
their childbirth options; however, the plan must be viewed as tentative.
Having the womans sister as her coach with her husband nearby is an acceptable request for
a laboring woman.
Using breathing techniques to alleviate pain is a realistic part of a birth plan.
Not all fathers are able to be present during the birth; however, this couple has made a
realistic plan that works for their specific situation.
REF: 365
TOP: Nursing Process: Implementation
20. With regard to the initial physical exam of a woman beginning prenatal care, maternity
nurses should be aware that:
a. Only women who show physical signs or meet the sociologic profile should be
assessed for physical abuse
b. The woman should empty her bladder before the pelvic examination
c. The distribution, amount, and quality of body hair are of no particular importance
d. The size of the uterus is discounted in the initial examination because it is just
going to get bigger soon
ANS: B
An empty bladder facilitates the examination; also, this is an opportunity to get a urine
sample easily for a number of tests.
All women should be assessed for a history of physical abuse, particularly because the
likelihood of abuse increases during pregnancy.
Noting body hair is important because body hair reflects nutritional status, endocrine
function, and hygiene.
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Particular attention is paid to the size of the uterus because it is an indication of the duration
of gestation.
REF: 341
21. A woman who is 16 weeks pregnant has come in for a follow-up visit with her
significant other. In order to reassure the client regarding fetal well-being it is best for
the nurse to:
a. Assess the fetal heart tones with a Doppler stethoscope
b. Measure the girth of the womans abdomen
c. Complete an ultrasound examination (sonogram)
d. Offer the woman and her family the opportunity to listen to the fetal heart tones
ANS: D
To provide the parents with the greatest sense of reassurance, the nurse should offer to have
the client and her spouse the chance to listen to their babys heartbeat.
Fetal heart tones can be heard with a fetoscope in the first trimester; by the second trimester,
the fetal heart rate can be heard with the Doppler stethoscope. This should be performed as
part of routine fetal assessment.
Abdominal girth is not a valid measure for determining fetal well-being. Fundal height is an
important measure that should be determined with precision, with the same technique and
positioning of the client used consistently. This should be completed at every prenatal visit.
Routine ultrasound examinations are recommended in early pregnancy; they date the
pregnancy and provide useful information about the health of the fetus. They are not
necessary at each prenatal visit.
REF: 341
22. During labor, a doula is expected to:
a. Help the woman do Lamaze breathing techniques and provide support to the
woman and her partner
b. Check the fetal monitor tracing for effects of the labor process on the fetal heart
rate
c. Take the place of the father as a coach and support provider
d. Administer pain medications as needed by the woman
ANS: A
A doula is professionally trained to provide labor support, including physical, emotional, and
informational, to women and their partners during labor and birth.
The doula does not become involved with clinical tasks.
The doula provides support to both the woman and her partner.
The doula does not become involved with clinical tasks.
Test Bank
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REF: 364
OBJ: Client Needs: Safe and Effective Care Environment
TOP: "Nursing Process: Planning, Implementation"
23. When instructing a pregnant client regarding personal hygiene, it is important for a
maternity nurse to be aware that:
a. Tub bathing is permitted even in late pregnancy unless membranes have ruptured
b. The perineum should be wiped from back to front
c. Bubble bath and bath oils are permissible because they add an extra soothing and
cleansing action to the bath
d. Expectant mothers should use specially treated soap to cleanse the nipples
ANS: A
The main danger from taking baths is falling in the tub.
The perineum should be wiped from front to back.
Bubble baths and bath oils should be avoided because they may irritate the urethra.
Soap, alcohol, ointments, and tinctures should not be used to cleanse the nipples because
they remove protective oils. Warm water is sufficient.
REF: 345
24. The nurse should be aware that the pinch test is used to:
a. Check the sensitivity of the nipples
b. Determine whether the nipple is everted or inverted
c. Calculate the adipose buildup in the abdomen
d. See whether the fetus has become inactive
ANS: B
The pinch test is used to determine whether the nipple is everted or inverted. Nipples must be
everted to allow breastfeeding.
The pinch does not determine the level of sensitivity of the nipples.
The pinch test is not used to determine the level of adipose tissue in the abdomen.
Fetal activity is not determined by using the pinch test.
REF: "345, 346"
25. Dental care during pregnancy is an important component of good prenatal care.
Maternity nurses reinforce this by providing which of the following instructions to their
clients:
a. Regular brushing and flossing may not be necessary during early pregnancy
because it may stimulate the woman who is already nauseated to vomit. A cleaning
is all that is necessary
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b. Dental surgery, in particular, is contraindicated during pregnancy and should be

delayed until after delivery
c. If dental treatment is necessary, the woman will be most comfortable with it in the
second trimester
d. If a woman has dental anxiety, dental care may interfere with the expectant
mothers need to practice conscious relaxation and preparation for labor
ANS: C
The second trimester is best for dental treatment because that is when the woman will be able
to sit most comfortably in the dental chair.
Dental care, such as brushing with fluoride toothpaste, is especially important during
pregnancy. Periodontal disease has been linked to both preterm labor and low birth weights.
Emergency dental surgery is permissible; however, the mother must clearly understand the
risks and benefits.
Conscious relaxation is useful, and it may even help the woman get through any dental
appointments; it is not a reason to avoid them.
REF: 346
26. Many pregnant women have questions regarding work and travel during pregnancy.
Nurse should instruct clients that:
a. Women should sit for as long as possible and cross their legs at the knees from time
to time for exercise
b. Women should avoid seat belts and shoulder restraints in the car because they press
on the fetus
c. Metal detectors at airport security checkpoints can harm the fetus if the woman
passes through them a number of times
d. While working or traveling in a car or on a plane, women should arrange to walk
around at least every hour or so
ANS: D
Periodic walking helps prevent thrombophlebitis.
Pregnant women should avoid sitting or standing for long periods and crossing the legs at the
knees.
Pregnant women must wear lap belts and shoulder restraints. The most common injury to the
fetus comes from injury to the mother.
Metal detectors at airport security checkpoints do not harm fetuses.
REF: 351
Test Bank
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27. In response to requests by the U.S. Public Health Service for new models of prenatal
care, an innovative new approach to prenatal care known as centering pregnancy was
developed. Which statement accurately applies to the centering model of care?
a. Group sessions begin with the first prenatal visit.
b. At each visit blood pressure, weight, and urine dipsticks are obtained by the nurse.
c. Eight to 12 women are placed in gestational-age cohort groups.
d. Outcomes are similar to traditional prenatal care.
ANS: C
Gestational-age cohorts comprise the groups, with approximately 8 to 12 women in each
group. This group remains intact throughout the pregnancy. Individual follow-up visits are
scheduled as needed.
Group sessions begin at 12 to 16 weeks of gestation and end with an early postpartum visit.
Prior to group sessions, the client has an individual assessment, physical examination, and
history.
At the beginning of each group meeting, clients measure their own blood pressure, weight,
and urine dips and enter these in their record. Fetal heart rate assessment and fundal height
are obtained by the nurse.
Results evaluating this approach have been very promising. In a recent study of adolescent
clients, there was a decrease in low-birth-weight (LBW) infants and an increase in
breastfeeding rates.
REF: "336, 337"
MULTIPLE RESPONSE
1.
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
Signs and symptoms that a woman should report immediately to her health care provider
include (choose all that apply):
Vaginal bleeding
Rupture of membranes
Heartburn accompanied by severe headache
Decreased libido
Urinary frequency
ANS: A, B, C
Vaginal bleeding, rupture of membranes, and severe headaches are signs of potential
complications in pregnancy. Clients should be advised to report these signs to their health
care provider.
Decreased libido and urinary frequency are common discomforts of pregnancy that do not
require immediate health care interventions.
DIF: Cognitive Level: Analysis
REF: 342
TOP: "Nursing Process: Planning, Implementation"
Test Bank
2.
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
15-15
A woman has just moved to the United States from Mexico. She is 3 months pregnant
and has arrived for her first prenatal visit. During her assessment interview you discover
that she has not had any immunizations. Which immunizations should she receive at this
point in her pregnancy? Choose all that apply.
Tetanus
Diphtheria
Chickenpox
Rubella
Hepatitis B
ANS: A, B, E
Vaccines consisting of killed viruses may be used. Those that may be administered during
pregnancy include tetanus, diphtheria, recombinant hepatitis B, and rabies vaccines.
Immunization with live or attenuated viruses is contraindicated during pregnancy because of
its potential teratogenicity. Live-virus vaccines include those for measles (rubeola and
rubella), chickenpox, and mumps.
DIF: Cognitive Level: Analysis
REF: 351
TRUE/FALSE
1.
Pregnant women who become ill with seasonal respiratory influenza (flu) are more
likely than other persons to develop serious complications, such as pneumonia. Is this
statement true or false?
ANS: T
All women whose pregnancy will take place from November through March should be
offered a flu vaccination.
REF: 351
2.
An obese woman who has become pregnant is at the same risk for delivering an infant
with congenital anomalies as a woman who is not obese. Is this statement true or false?
ANS: F
Obese women should be advised regarding the risk of complications for themselves and the
increased risk for congenital anomalies in their infant. These women should receive
counseling related to appropriate weight gain and nutrition.
REF: 338
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Chapter 15: Nursing Care of the Family During Pregnancy

Which symptom is considered a first-trimester warning sign and should be reported

For what reason is breastfeeding contraindicated?

b. A decrease, because of nausea and fatigue

To promote family unity

14. Which statement about pregnancy is accurate?

even more important than with the father of the child

DIF: Cognitive Level: Comprehension

b. Dental surgery, in particular, is contraindicated during pregnancy and should be

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