Situation: A nurse works in the newborn nursery and the neon… | 마이메르시 MyMerci
이 문제가 수록된 문제집PLNE Question Bank 1500 문제집 보기
Nursing Practice II — Maternal and Child Health Nursing
문제

Situation: A nurse works in the newborn nursery and the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) of a government hospital. She is responsible for newborn screening and for the unit's newborn screening records. The unit reviews how parents learn about newborn screening. Which practice BEST fulfills the obligation that RA 9288 places on the health practitioner who attends the birth?

해설
RA 9288 obliges the health practitioner who delivers or assists in the delivery of a newborn to inform the parents about newborn screening before the delivery. Discussing it during prenatal care meets this duty and gives parents time to ask questions. Explanations at collection, with results, or through posters are useful additions but do not replace informing the parents before the birth.
같은 주제 다음 문제Situation: A nurse works in the newborn nursery and the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU…이 문제가 수록된 문제집PLNE Question Bank 150014,000원 · 무료 체험 가능

심화 해설

The practitioner's legal duty
The Newborn Screening Act of 2004 (RA 9288) places a specific duty on the health practitioner who delivers or assists in the delivery of a newborn: to inform the parents about newborn screening before the delivery. Discussing screening during prenatal visits fulfills this duty because it reaches parents before the birth, when they have time to understand the test and ask questions. The practice that best fulfills RA 9288 is discussing newborn screening with the parents at prenatal visits.

Why timing matters
Newborn screening is done within a short window after birth, and the first hours with a new baby are busy and tiring for parents. If they first hear about screening only when the heel is pricked, they have little time to understand the purpose or ask questions, and misunderstandings about cost or necessity are more likely. Informing parents during pregnancy prepares them and supports informed agreement when the sample is collected.

Why the other practices are not enough
Explaining screening when the heel sample is collected is helpful, but it comes after the birth. Giving a leaflet together with the printed result is far too late, because the test has already been done. A notice on the wall of the nursery waiting area is a general reminder; it does not ensure that each set of parents is informed, and it is usually seen only after the birth. Watch out! These can be useful additions, but none of them replaces informing each set of parents before delivery.

PracticeWhen it reaches parentsMeets the RA 9288 duty?
Discussion at prenatal visitsBefore deliveryYes
Discussion at heel sample collectionAfter deliveryNo, but useful as reinforcement
Leaflet with the printed resultAfter testingNo
Notice in the waiting areaUsually after delivery, not individualNo

Exam takeaway
RA 9288 requires the practitioner who attends the birth to inform the parents about newborn screening before delivery. Key point! When choosing among ways to inform parents, pick the one that reaches each set of parents individually and before the birth.

임상 시나리오

Informing Parents About Newborn ScreeningRA 9288 duty of the birth attendant

The practitioner who delivers or assists in the delivery must inform the parents before delivery about newborn screening.

Prenatal visits are the best time: parents can learn the purpose, timing, and coverage and ask questions.

Reinforce the information at the time of sample collection, but do not rely on it as the first explanation.

Caution

Posters, leaflets with results, or explanation only at collection do not meet the legal duty to inform each set of parents before birth.

핵심 개념

PNLE Question Bank 1500 1,500 문제 · 로그인 없이 바로 볼 수 있어요

마이메르시로 국가고시 완벽 대비

기출문제와 상세 해설을 무료로. 내 약점을 분석하고 진도를 관리하며 더 똑똑하게 공부하세요.

무료로 시작하기

학습 참고용입니다. 실제 임상은 최신 지침과 소속 기관 프로토콜을 따르세요.