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OB ATI: Chapter 18 - Baby Friendly Care Detailed Questions and Expert Answers
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OB ATI: Chapter 18 - Baby Friendly CareDetailed Questions and Expert Answers
True or false: patient's emotional and physical condition, and the infant's physical
condition, also culture, age, socioeconomic level after birth can all affect the
family's bonding process - ANS true
dependent - ANS taking in phase of maternal role attainment, first 24 to 48 hr,
meeting personal needs, rely on others for assistance, excited, talkative, need to
review birth experience with others
dependent-independent - ANS taking hold phase of maternal role attainment, day
2 to 3 up to 10 days to several weeks, baby care and improving care-giving
competency, needs acceptance from others to take charge, want to learn and
practice
interdependent - ANS letting go phase of maternal role attainment, family as a
unit, resumption of role (intimate partner, individual)
behaviors that facilitate mother-infant bond - ANS consider infant a family
member, face to face eye contact, assigns meaning to infant's behavior and views
positively, identify unique characteristics of infant and relates them to family
members, naming infant, touching, close proximity, feeding, changing diaper,
responding to infant cries, smiles, talks to, sings to infant
, behaviors that impair and show lack of mother-infant bonding - ANS apathy,
disgust when voids, spits up, expression of disappointment, turning away, no close
proximity, no talking, rough handling, ignoring completely
signs of mood swings - ANS feelings of being down, inadequacy, anxiety related to
ineffective breastfeeding, emotional lability with frequent crying, flat affect,
withdrawn, feeling unable to care for infant
skin to skin contact - ANS nursing intervention that facilitate maternal-infant
bonding, immediately after birth
rooming-in - ANS nursing intervention that facilitate maternal-infant bonding,
quiet and private environment
early initiation of breastfeeding - ANS nursing intervention that facilitate maternal-
infant bond, encouraging to recognize infant readiness cues, offering assistance as
needed
infant care teaching - ANS nursing intervention that facilitate maternal-infant
bond, improvement in confidence when this is taught
expectations - ANS paternal adaptation, 3 stages, has preconceived ideas about
what it will be like to be a father
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