TERNOPIL STATE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY
INSTITUTE
OF NURSING
INTERNATIONAL
NURSING SCHOOL
ASSOCIATE
DEGREE NURSING PROGRAM
NURSING
CARE OF THE CHILDBEARING FAMILY
METHODICAL
INSTRUCTION FOR
CLASS # 1 (5
hours)
Themes:
Unit test I
Place of training: educational rooms.
Aim: The goal of the maternity nursing curriculum is
to equip the student nurse with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary
to provide care to the woman throughout her life cycle.
Professional
orientation
of
students:
Nursing care of the woman during pregnancy,
labor, postpartum is designed to prepare nurses to be competent providers of
antenatal care services, intrapartum care services, comprehensive nursing care
during puerperium, and manage complaints and complication during pregnancy,
labor, and postpartum, able to counsel mothers about family planning methods,
and apply comprehensive nursing intervention for women with gynecological
problems.
1. Maternal
and Fetal Health, introduction to maternity nursing.
2. Pregnancy:
Anatomy And Physiology.
3. Genetics.
4. Conception.
5. Nursing
care during pregnancy.
6. Maternal
and fetal nutrition.
7. Fetal
growth and development.
8. Assessment
of fetal maturity and well-being.
9. The
labor process.
10. Stages
of labor.
11. Mechanisms
of Labor.
12. Nursing
care during Labor and Delivery
13. Management of Discomfort.
2. Tests
I. A nurse is reviewing the factors important in
the process of labor. Which two pelvic types are favorable for labor and
vaginal delivery?
1.
Gynecoid and android
2.
Platypelloid and anthropoid
3.
Gynecoid and anthropoid
4. Android
and platypelloid
____ II. Which statement about fetal alcohol syndrome
(FAS) is most accurate?
1.
FAS is
caused by administering alcohol to the newborn.
2.
FAS is
the leading cause of mental retardation among infants.
3.
FAS is
reversible if discovered early.
4.
Maternal
alcohol use during the latter part of pregnancy is more dangerous than during
the early part of pregnancy.
III.The nurse, caring for a 16-year-old female
post-abortion, begins to answer the client's questions on birth control
options. Which of the following legal/ethical issues does this nurse's action
support?
1.
Advance
directives
2.
Moral
dilemma
3.
Mature
minor
4.
Emancipated
minor
3. Answers:
I.Correct Answer: Gynecoid and anthropoid
Gynecoid
and Anthropoid pelvis types are favorable for labor or delivery, whereas
Android and Platypelloid pelvis types are not
favorable.
II.Correct
Answer: B
III.Correct
Answer: Emancipated minor.
Advance directive is a method to inform clients of
their rights including a preference for treatment options. A moral dilemma is a
conflict of social values and ethical principles that support different courses
of action. Mature minors are usually between the ages of 14 and 15. This client
was 16, had an abortion, and was seeking birth control. Adolescents between the
ages of 16 and 18 who seek birth control can
4.
LITERATURE
1.
2.
3. Brown, S., &
Johnson, B. (1998). Enhancing early discharge with home follow-up: A pilot
project./ Obstet Gynecol Neonatal Nurs, 27(1),
33-38.
4. Carter, A., Baker, C,
& Brownell, K. (2000). Body mass index, eating attitudes, and symptoms of
depression and anxiety in pregnancy and the postpartum period. Psychosom Med, 62(2), 264-270.
5.
6. Havens, D., & Hannan, C. (1996). Legislation to mandate maternal and
newborn length of stay. J Pediatr Health Care, 10(3),
141-144.
7. Johnson & Johnson.
(1996). Compendium of postpartum care.
5. Seminar
Discussion and selfpreparation to the test 10.45-12.30 (2 hours)
7. Test
control of students knowledge 13.00-15.00 (1 hour).
Prepared
by Korda I.
Adopted
at the Chair Sitting N 2009