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Professional Standards Flashcards

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  1. What is informed consent in midwifery?

    Answer: Comprehensive information for voluntary, knowledgeable decisions

    Clients must understand information before deciding.

  2. CPM scope of practice limitations?

    Answer: Physiologic pregnancies only; must refer complications to physicians

    This credential covers normal pregnancies with clear boundaries.

  3. What documentation is required per visit?

    Answer: Vitals, fetal heart tones, fundal height, UA results, concerns, plan

    Comprehensive records are essential at every visit.

  4. What is the NARM certification process?

    Answer: Education program, clinical experience, written exam, skills assessment

    Multiple components are required for certification.

  5. Client confidentiality obligations?

    Answer: All health info confidential, shared only with consent or as legally required

    Health information privacy is fundamental.

  6. Obligation when client refuses recommended care?

    Answer: Respect autonomy, ensure understanding of risks, document refusal, continue care

    Client autonomy must be respected.

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