A client asks the nurse about a birth network. The nurse states that the focus of care practices promoted by a birth network is to:
A) Achieve a healthy mother and child with the least possible intervention.
B) Empower women to develop confidence in their ability to give birth.
C) Give women autonomy to make informed choices about care.
D) Take responsibility for the quality of care based on mother/child needs.
Question 2
The clinic nurse observes the Reed family, which includes a woman and her sister who live together. They are trying to support one another and provide extended care to their mother who has recently been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.
The two sisters describe their supportive experience with a homemaker who visits their home twice a week to help with bathing their mother. They say she is humorous, and cheerful, and absorbs their mother's attention for the whole time she is present. This is a positive description of:
A) Triangulation
B) Family relationship building
C) Family rituals
D) Communication
Critical thinking and the process of planning care
Nurse collaboration
In the past year, about one in five adults in the United States reported symptoms of anxiety ...
A partnership between the patient and the health care provider.
Non-Hormonal Forms of Birth Control
The Stages of Labor and Birth in a Vaginal Delivery