NUR 4445 Introduction, Culture, and Health Promotion Chap 1-3
- How are statistics, research, and evidence-based practice related?
- Statis- tics project patient needs, aids in planning of resources, and helps guide research
Answer
- Research evaluates the effectiveness of current practices
- EBP implementation of interventions shown to be most effect in care.
- What does 21st century maternity nursing look like?
- nursing is care of the childbearing woman and their families from preconception to 6 weeks
Answer
postpartum
- It includes education prior to conception and throughout pregnancy, delivery and postpartum
- What is happening to birth rates in the U.S.? Why is this happening?
- Birth rates are declining among all age groups.
Answer
- Fertility and birth rates are decreasing because women are waiting longer to become
pregnant.
- standards of care
Answer the minimum proficiency for competent nursing care
- Patient Self Determination Act
Answer Patient has the right to know their right while in the hospital
- Privacy 1 / 2
Answer keep person and property free from public scrutiny
- Consent
Answer protects persons right to autonomy and self-determination
- Define family, why is this important in maternity nursing?
Answer · Primary social group that influences and is influenced by others
· Whomever they report are family
- Why is culture important in maternity nursing care?
Answer · Culture can influence the health of the family, it is not static and it changes throughout the lifespan
· Nurses must practice cultural competence
acknowledging, respecting, and appre- ciating ethnic, cultural, and linguistic diversity.
- Describe actions to provide culturally competent maternity nursing care
(4).Answer · Don't force your own beliefs or culture on others who believe differently.
· Have a basic understanding of the cultures your patients come from · Know the National Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) Stan- dards.
· Cultural humility
individuals must acknowledge the experiential lens through which they view the world and that their view is not nearly as extensive, open, or dynamic as they might perceive.
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