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Practice Question

The nurse is caring for a postpartum client whose partner expresses anxiety about caring for their newborn. Which nursing intervention is most appropriate to ease the partner's concerns?

Answer Choices:

Correct Answer:

Teach the partner infant care tasks. such as feeding, diapering. and swaddling.

Rationale:

🔷 Teaching newborn-care skills builds the partner’s confidence through hands-on learning.

🔷 It helps the partner feel capable and actively involved in caring for the infant.

🔷 Skill teaching reduces anxiety by replacing fear with competence.

🔷 This approach promotes healthy family bonding and shared parenting roles.

🔷 education is an evidence-based intervention to reduce

“Suggest relying on the client’s experience…”

🔷 Promotes dependence and does not reduce anxiety.

🔷 Fails to address the partner’s need for skill development.

“Reassure that instincts will develop naturally…”

🔷 Minimizes valid concerns and does not teach needed skills.

🔷 Instincts do not replace evidence-based newborn-care knowledge.

“Recommend avoiding discussing concerns…”

🔷 Suppresses communication and increases internal stress.

🔷 Prevents the partner from receiving needed emotional support.

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This question is from Exam 3 - Modules 5 and 6 Nov which contains 74 questions.

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A postpartum client and her same-sex partner express concerns about how they will establish their parenting roles and share responsibilities for their new baby. How should the nurse respond?

Answer Choices:

A. "It will be important to maintain open communication and establish roles and responsibilities."
B. "Parenting roles in same-sex couples are usually more challenging than in heterosexual relationships."
C. "You should both assume traditional maternal roles to make the adjustment easier for your family."
D. "It is important for one of you to take on the primary mothering role to avoid confusion for the baby."
The nurse is conducting a postpartum assessment for a new mother. Which client statement indicates an increased risk for developing postpartum depression?

Answer Choices:

A. "l experienced occasional stress at work, but I was able to manage it."
B. "l don't have many close friends or family members to help me with the baby."
C. "My baby sleeps well at night, and I am getting enough rest."
D. "l had mild nausea during my pregnancy, but it went away in the second trimester."
The nurse is caring for a client with suspected anaphylactoid syndrome of pregnancy. Which provider order should the nurse anticipate?

Answer Choices:

A. Blood transfusion of packed red blood cells and platelets
B. Oxygen supplementation at 6-7 L/min via nasal cannula
C. Discharge home with home health care
D. Maintain urinary output of 15 mL/hr or greater
The nurse is caring for a client who is 24 hours post cesarean section.

Answer Choices:

A. Providing supplemental oxygen to improve tissue oxygenation.
B. Administering prophylactic antibiotics beyond the immediate postoperative period.
C. Teaching proper wound care with aseptic technique during dressing changes.
D. Encouraging early ambulation to promote circulation.
The nurse is caring for a postpartum client who experienced a prolonged rupture of membranes lasting more than 18 hours before delivery. Which provider order should the nurse anticipate to assess for possible infection?

Answer Choices:

A. Administer a dose of magnesium sulfate
B. Obtain a complete blood count with differential
C. Prescribe iron supplementation
D. Initiate a high-protein diet
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Exam 3 - Modules 5 and 6 Nov

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Question Details
  • Category: RN Nursing Exam(s)
  • Subcategory: General Exams
  • Domain: 🤱🏼Maternity & Newborn Care
  • Answer Choices: 4
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