What are the causes of global maternal and infant mortality and explain the relationship of skilled birth attendants, cleanliness at delivery, and better birth outcomes.
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- In a community survey, the nurse finds that the infant the mortality rate is high due to a lack of awareness and malnutrition in pregnant women. Which activities should the nurse carry out to facilitate primary prevention?In a humanitarian crisis characterized by displacement of families, what are the keythings that should be undertaken to reduce maternal and child morbidity andmortality_______ Which of the following statements is incorrect? a. Rates of preterm delivery and low birth-weight in the United States are trending downward but remain higher in non-Hispanic Black American women and infants than in other groups. b. Reductions in the proportion of infants born small, early, or both would clearly decrease infant mortality. c. The international ranking of the United States for infant mortality rate has been improving since the beginning of the twenty-first century. d. National health objectives for pregnant women and newborns focus on the reduction of low birth-weight, preterm delivery, and infant mortality.
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- What are the impacts of Essential Intrapartum and Newborn Care to the neonate, mother, and the community even if there is a pandemic?Provide five examples of prevention measures for reducing maternal and infant mortality.Poor maternal, infant, and child health has been described as a social problem. Describe five different social factors/determinants that can negatively affect maternal, infant, and/or child health. For each factor, explain: 1) what it is and how it affects health, and 2) briefly describe what can be done to address or mitigate the social factor to improve maternal, infant, and/or child health outcomes.