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Maternal Newborn Nursing

Check Your Understanding Questions

Maternal Newborn NursingCheck Your Understanding Questions

Check Your Understanding Questions

1 .
Discuss how the nurse can assist patients in addressing cultural traditions during postpartum.
2 .
Describe the “taking-in” phase of Rubin’s theory.
3 .
Describe positive and negative signs of parent-infant attachment.
4 .
Discuss how people with substance use disorders are at risk for impaired maternal-newborn attachment.
5 .
List several ways the nurse can help the adolescent transition into the parenting role successfully.
6 .
Describe the postpartum nursing interventions for persons with a history of abuse.
7 .
Prior to the postpartum person being discharged, what would indicate to the nurse that the person is safe and ready for discharge?
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