Author Question: A nurse is comparing the advantages of active management of labor (AMOL) with a less interventional ... (Read 58 times)

stephzh · **on:** Jun 27, 2018

A nurse is comparing the advantages of active management of labor (AMOL) with a less interventional approach. The nurse knows that the goal of AMOL is:

1. Preventing protracted labor and arrest of progress.
2. Preventing infection from prolonged rupture of membranes.
3. Detecting and intervening in cases of precipitous labor.
4. Relieving the anxiety and fear accompanying labor.

Question 2

The breastfeeding patient asks the nurse about appropriate contraception. The nurse's best response is:

1. Breastfeeding has many effects on sexual intercourse.
2. IUDs are easy to use and easy to insert prior to sexual intercourse.
3. It's possible to get pregnant before your menstrual period returns. Let's talk about some different options for contraception.
4. Breastfeeding hampers ovulation, so no contraception is needed.

DylanD1323 · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 27, 2018

Answer to Question 1

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Rationale 1: AMOL is identified as a preventive treatment that reduces the chances of protracted labor and decreases the cesarean birth rate.
Rationale 2: AMOL has nothing to do with infection.
Rationale 3: AMOL does not intervene in precipitous deliveries.
Rationale 4: AMOL is not for relieving fear and anxiety.

Answer to Question 2

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Rationale 1: This answer does not address the patient's question about contraception.
Rationale 2: IUDs can only be placed by a health care provider in a clinic situation.
Rationale 3: Breastfeeding hampers ovulation, but to be safe, breastfeeding women should be instructed on available options and allowed to choose the contraceptive method that best fits their lifestyle, financial situation, and personal preference.
Rationale 4: Breastfeeding hampers ovulation, but to be safe, breastfeeding women should use a contraceptive.