Group of health care providers that provide cost-discounted services to a specific group of clients
H.
National organization that sets standards for perinatal nurses
D.
Federal government plan to pay a fixed amount of money for a specific diagnosis
D.
Organization that provides comprehensive health services for a fixed fee
E.
Team-oriented plan to define expected client outcomes, length of stay, and expected interventions
F.
Payer of health care pays a contracted amount to the providers of care for a specific group of clients
a. Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and neonatal Nurses (AWHONN)
b. Capitated carec. Clinical Pathway
d. Diagnosis-related group (DRG)
e. Evidence-based practice
f. Health maintenance organization (HMO)
g. Managed care
h. Preferred provider organization (PPO)
D
Health care plan that uses specific agreements and autherizations to control costs
A.
Care based on use of reliable research findings to determine best nursing practice to acheive desired outcomes
G.
List 5 major factors that promoted moving the place of birth from the home to the hospital.
Discovery that hygienic practices could prevent puerperal infection
Development of forceps
Discovery of chloroform and drugs to control the pain of childbirth
Development of drugs to start or augment labor
Development of more operative procedures
Describe the following settings for childbirth.
traditional hospital setting
Labor, delivery, recovery, and postpartum care occurs in separate rooms
Parent-Infant contact may be delayed
Describe the following settings for childbirth.
Labor, delivery, and recovery (LDR) rooms
labor, delivery, and immediate recovery occur in a single room with transfer to a postpartum room for contiuning care
Emphsis on keeping parents and infant together
Liberal visiting
Describe the following settings for childbirth.
Labor, delivery, recovery,a nd postpartum (LDRP) rooms
Describe the following settings for childbirth.
Birth centers
Describe the following settings for childbirth.
Home births
Explain how the following factors led to the development of family-centered maternity care.
Consumer demands for involvement in their care
Explain how the following factors led to the development of family-centered maternity care.
Childbirth education to control labor pain
Explain how the following factors led to the development of family-centered maternity care.
Research about early parent-newborn contact
Describe nursing care that may be encountered in this area of community-based perinatal nursing
Antepartum high-risk women
Describe nursing care that may be encountered in this area of community-based perinatal nursing
Postpartum women
Describe nursing care that may be encountered in this area of community-based perinatal nursing
Normal newborns
Describe nursing care that may be encountered in this area of community-based perinatal nursing
High-risk newborns
Describe the types of problems that the nontraditional family may encounter.
Single-parent family
Describe the types of problems that the nontraditional family may encounter.
Blended family
Describe the types of problems that the nontraditional family may encounter.
Extended family
Describe the types of problems that the nontraditional family may encounter.
Same-gender family
Describe the types of problems that the nontraditional family may encounter.
adoptive family
Describe the types of problems that the nontraditional family may encounter.
High-risk family
What is the leading cause of death in women in the unites states?
List 3 major health problems that are linked to obesity.
If a hospital spends more than expected on a client for care under a specific diagnosis-related group (DRG), the hospital will be
B.
Which of the these standards governs the nurse's scope of perinatal nursing practice?
B.
A nurse reacts with anger because a women has not had prenatal care because she does not see pregnancy as an illness that requires health care. THe nurse's reaction demonstrates
A.
The major concern about use of complementary or alternative therapies is
