The nurse is preparing a client for amniocentesis. Which ...

[vicky]

The nurse is preparing a client for amniocentesis. Which statement would indicate that the client clearly understands the risks of an amniocentesis?
 
  1. I might go into labor early.
  2. It could produce a congenital defect in my baby.
  3. Actually, there are no real risks to this procedure.
  4. The test could stunt my baby's growth.

Question 2

The parents are asking the nurse about their newborn's behavior. The nurse begins to teach the parents about their newborn and involve them in their baby's care.
 
  What are these interventions directed at promoting to the parents? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct and no incorrect choices are selected. Select all that apply. 1. Identification of responses or activities that best meet the special needs of their newborn.
  2. Ability to evaluate the neurologic capacity of their newborn.
  3. Understanding that the baby's temperament will be the same as their own.
  4. Positive attachment experiences.
  5. Understanding of the newborn's various behaviors.

[bd5255]

Answer to Question 1

1
Explanation: 1. Amniocentesis has the potential for causing a spontaneous abortion.

Answer to Question 2

1, 4, 5
Explanation: 1. Families learn which responses, interventions, or activities best meet the special needs of their newborn, and this understanding fosters positive attachment experiences.
4. Families learn which responses, interventions, or activities best meet the special needs of their newborn, and this understanding fosters positive attachment experiences.
5. Parents usually need help in understanding the behaviors of their baby.

[vicky]

Correct answers!

[bd5255]

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