Antepartum |
1 |
Ask history taking of prenatal |
3.93±1.02 |
B |
3.76±0.43 |
A |
1.98±0.68 |
C |
2 |
Check medical records |
4.19±0.83 |
A |
3.79±0.42 |
A |
1.86±0.61 |
C |
3 |
Consult about doctor's treatment results |
3.93±0.97 |
B |
3.38±0.49 |
B |
2.33±0.75 |
B |
4 |
Consult unwanted pregnancies the pregnancy counseling |
1.36±1.21 |
C |
3.14±0.57 |
B |
2.83±0.96 |
A |
5 |
Explain prenatal testing |
3.60±1.04 |
B |
3.40±0.54 |
B |
1.95±0.66 |
C |
6 |
Perform and explain the NST |
3.48±1.47 |
B |
3.40±0.54 |
B |
1.76±0.58 |
C |
7 |
Palpate abdomen using Leopold maneuver |
2.88±1.50 |
C |
3.21±0.72 |
B |
2.07±0.64 |
B |
8 |
Check for vital signs at OPD |
3.24±1.51 |
B |
3.33±0.48 |
B |
1.38±0.49 |
C |
9 |
Support and counsel on psychology |
3.67±1.16 |
B |
3.45±0.50 |
B |
2.57±0.89 |
A |
10 |
Explain the physiological and psychological changes in the body during pregnancy |
3.74±1.08 |
B |
3.45±0.50 |
B |
2.10±0.69 |
B |
11 |
Consult continuous according to individual needs |
3.74±0.86 |
B |
3.31±0.56 |
B |
2.36±0.79 |
B |
12 |
Consult nutrition |
3.36±1.01 |
B |
3.12±0.55 |
B |
2.17±0.62 |
B |
13 |
Educate position correction for breech presentation |
2.40±1.21 |
C |
3.17±0.66 |
B |
2.31±0.90 |
B |
14 |
Educate abnormal signs the requiring hospital visit |
3.69±1.07 |
B |
3.52±0.55 |
A |
1.93±0.68 |
C |
15 |
Activate the support system |
3.31±1.07 |
B |
3.26±0.54 |
B |
2.26±0.77 |
B |
16 |
Educate about prenatal |
3.50±1.04 |
B |
3.48±0.55 |
B |
2.10±0.73 |
B |
17 |
Educate coping with early labor |
3.64±1.06 |
B |
3.57±0.50 |
A |
2.05±0.73 |
B |
18 |
Review and consent of the birth plan written by the couple |
3.33±0.98 |
B |
3.36±0.58 |
B |
1.93±0.68 |
C |
Intrapartum |
19 |
Consult labor assessment at home |
4.05±0.83 |
A |
3.64±0.53 |
A |
2.10±0.69 |
B |
20 |
Consult situations requiring a visit to the OPD (vaginal bleeding, PROM, reduced fetal movements, etc.) |
4.17±0.58 |
A |
3.83±0.38 |
A |
2.02±0.75 |
B |
21 |
Check for vital sign at admission |
4.57±0.80 |
A |
3.74±0.45 |
A |
1.52±0.67 |
C |
22 |
Check for rupture of membrane |
4.17±0.99 |
A |
3.74±0.45 |
A |
1.86±0.75 |
C |
23 |
Observe amniotic fluid color, odor, and bleeding pattern |
4.36±0.73 |
A |
3.86±0.35 |
A |
1.98±0.75 |
C |
24 |
Examine vagina |
4.40±0.91 |
A |
3.62±0.49 |
A |
1.98±0.78 |
C |
25 |
Monitor fetal heart rate (EFM) |
4.62±0.58 |
A |
3.88±0.33 |
A |
1.98±0.75 |
C |
26 |
Assess a labor pain |
4.57±0.63 |
A |
3.88±0.33 |
A |
1.88±0.67 |
C |
27 |
Describe the progression of childbirth |
4.57±0.59 |
A |
3.74±0.49 |
A |
1.93±0.81 |
|
28 |
Encourage urination every 2-3 hours |
4.60±0.59 |
A |
3.64±0.53 |
A |
1.60±0.70 |
C |
29 |
Palpate the Leopold at admission |
4.29±1.04 |
A |
3.60±0.63 |
A |
2.12±0.74 |
B |
30 |
Adopt a parturient' position according to abnormal fetal cephalic presentation |
4.38±0.76 |
A |
3.67±0.48 |
A |
2.26±0.89 |
B |
31 |
Help with pain relief |
4.50±0.63 |
A |
3.76±0.43 |
A |
2.29±0.84 |
B |
32 |
Facilitate a participation and support of family members (husbands) in the childbirth process |
4.50±0.60 |
A |
3.76±0.43 |
A |
2.21±0.78 |
B |
33 |
Decide and report of medical intervention |
4.50±0.60 |
A |
3.79±0.42 |
A |
2.40±0.89 |
B |
34 |
Confirm and coordination of intention to implement birth plan |
4.24±0.89 |
A |
3.64±0.49 |
A |
2.21±0.75 |
B |
35 |
Prepare a cesarean section |
3.88±1.29 |
B |
3.55±0.55 |
A |
1.83±0.58 |
C |
36 |
Support the psychological for frustration of naturalistic childbirth |
3.86±1.16 |
B |
3.74±0.45 |
A |
2.57±0.83 |
A |
37 |
Monitor a fetal heart sounds and uterine contractions following oxytocin administration |
4.21±1.14 |
A |
3.83±0.38 |
A |
1.98±0.75 |
C |
38 |
Prevent and monitor of side effects according to oxytocin administration |
4.24±1.14 |
A |
3.81±0.39 |
A |
2.02±0.78 |
B |
39 |
Monitor a fetal heart sounds and uterine contractions following epidural analgesia administration Monitoring of fetal heart sounds and uterine contractions following |
4.02±1.41 |
A |
3.81±0.39 |
A |
1.95±0.73 |
C |
40 |
Prevent and monitor of side effect according to epidural analgesia administration |
3.98±1.41 |
B |
3.83±0.38 |
A |
1.93±0.71 |
C |
41 |
Create a birthing environment (e.g., dark and quiet environment) |
4.52±0.59 |
A |
3.64±0.49 |
A |
1.83±0.76 |
C |
42 |
Coach for a good posture, breathing, etc. |
4.55±0.59 |
A |
3.67±0.53 |
A |
2.02±0.81 |
B |
43 |
Massage a perineum |
3.88±1.19 |
B |
3.33±0.75 |
B |
2.14±0.84 |
B |
44 |
Prepare a fluids, first aid medications and emergency supplies |
4.14±1.10 |
A |
3.55±0.59 |
A |
1.90±0.69 |
C |
45 |
Prepare a birthing equipment and disposable sets |
4.36±0.73 |
A |
3.45±0.63 |
B |
1.83±0.66 |
C |
46 |
If necessary, disinfect a perineum |
4.26±0.94 |
A |
3.43±0.68 |
B |
1.71±0.59 |
C |
47 |
Support a perineal (Rittgen maneuver, etc.) |
4.21±1.03 |
A |
3.52±0.59 |
A |
2.14±0.75 |
B |
48 |
Receive a baby or assist a doctor |
4.50±0.63 |
A |
3.64±0.49 |
A |
2.24±0.88 |
B |
49 |
Assess Apgar of a newborn |
4.48±0.71 |
A |
3.76±0.43 |
A |
2.02±0.75 |
B |
50 |
If necessary, perform neonatal resuscitation |
3.43±1.63 |
B |
3.88±0.33 |
A |
2.90±0.98 |
A |
51 |
Help with first latch on (Kangaroo care) |
4.38±0.91 |
A |
3.71±0.46 |
A |
2.05±0.80 |
B |
52 |
Help a family member (husband) cutting the umbilical cord |
4.52±0.63 |
A |
3.52±0.59 |
A |
1.69±0.60 |
C |
53 |
Receive the placenta or assist the doctor |
4.40±0.86 |
A |
3.48±0.59 |
B |
2.05±0.73 |
B |
54 |
Check for placental defect and number of umbilical vessels |
4.43±0.75 |
A |
3.76±0.43 |
A |
1.86±0.87 |
C |
55 |
Check for fundal contractions and vaginal bleeding |
4.57±0.59 |
A |
3.86±0.35 |
A |
1.79±0.75 |
C |
56 |
Assist a suture for perineal lacerations |
4.00±1.29 |
A |
3.50±0.63 |
A |
2.10±0.82 |
B |
57 |
Check for vital signs immediately after birth |
4.40±0.91 |
A |
3.79±0.42 |
A |
1.52±0.67 |
C |
Postpartum |
58 |
Assess a postpartum hemorrhage |
4.50±0.71 |
A |
3.88±0.33 |
A |
1.98±0.75 |
C |
59 |
When a uterine atony, massage the uterine fundus |
4.36±0.96 |
A |
3.81±0.40 |
A |
2.00±0.70 |
B |
60 |
Assist the treatment of postpartum hemorrhage (medication blood transfusion, Bakri, etc.) |
, 4.05±1.34 |
A |
3.81±0.40 |
A |
2.43±0.97 |
B |
61 |
Exam a physical of newborn baby |
4.45±0.83 |
A |
3.69±0.47 |
A |
1.98±0.81 |
C |
62 |
Teach and check for self-urination |
4.50±0.63 |
A |
3.62±0.49 |
A |
1.71±0.51 |
C |
63 |
Transfer to a tertiary hospitals in case of maternal or neonatal emergency |
2.86±1.83 |
C |
3.76±0.43 |
A |
2.74±0.99 |
A |
64 |
Support for adaptation to changing family members |
4.05±1.13 |
A |
3.43±0.50 |
B |
2.36±0.73 |
B |
65 |
Educate for breast feeding |
4.31±0.98 |
A |
3.67±0.48 |
A |
2.10±0.76 |
B |
66 |
Explain the physiological and psychological changes in the body on postpartum |
4.38±0.76 |
A |
3.55±0.50 |
A |
2.10±0.69 |
B |
67 |
Teach a newborn care |
4.19±1.02 |
A |
3.67±0.48 |
A |
2.17±0.73 |
B |
68 |
Screen for postpartum emotion |
3.67±1.57 |
B |
3.45±0.55 |
B |
2.38±0.79 |
B |
69 |
Educate for a maternal discharge |
3.98±1.28 |
B |
3.55±0.50 |
A |
1.93±0.60 |
C |
70 |
Educate for a newborn discharge |
3.48±1.53 |
B |
3.55±0.50 |
A |
2.00±0.70 |
B |
Newborn care |
71 |
Assess the neonatal Apgar score |
3.71±1.61 |
B |
3.93±0.26 |
A |
1.90±0.79 |
C |
72 |
Aspirate the newborn's oral and nasal secretions and check for meconium staining |
3.60±1.62 |
B |
3.90±0.37 |
A |
1.86±0.78 |
C |
73 |
Observe while administering oxygen in case of neonatal breathing abnormalities |
3.17±1.55 |
B |
3.93±0.26 |
A |
1.90±0.69 |
C |
74 |
If breathing is abnormal even with oxygen, refer to a pediatric specialist or transport |
2.43±1.73 |
C |
3.93±0.26 |
A |
2.26±0.80 |
A |
75 |
Keep warm by wiping wet skin of newborns |
3.86±1.41 |
B |
3.93±0.26 |
A |
1.71±0.67 |
C |
76 |
Cut and sterilize newborn's umbilical cord |
3.81±1.50 |
B |
3.64±0.49 |
A |
1.67±0.69 |
C |
77 |
Check the number of neonatal umbilical arteries and veins |
3.60±1.61 |
B |
3.64±0.49 |
A |
1.69±0.72 |
C |
78 |
Check the anklet for identification of the newborn with the parents and fill it |
3.52±1.80 |
B |
3.76±0.48 |
A |
1.55±0.67 |
C |
79 |
Visually check for abnormalities in newborns |
3.81±1.50 |
B |
3.86±0.35 |
A |
2.05±0.88 |
B |
80 |
Weigh the newborn |
3.14±1.99 |
B |
3.64±0.49 |
A |
1.60±0.63 |
C |
81 |
Care of newborn's eye |
2.83±2.19 |
C |
3.48±0.59 |
B |
1.64±0.76 |
C |
82 |
Give vitamin K1 intramuscular injections |
2.24±2.20 |
C |
3.36±0.62 |
B |
1.67±0.75 |
C |
83 |
Measure the newborn's vital signs, such as breathing and heart rate |
3.48±1.80 |
B |
3.83±0.38 |
A |
1.74±0.70 |
C |
84 |
Check neonatal neurotic reflexes and basic reflexes. |
3.31±1.94 |
B |
3.81±0.40 |
A |
1.93±0.78 |
C |
85 |
Educate and identify neonatal jaundice symptoms |
2.31±2.01 |
C |
3.62±0.54 |
A |
1.98±0.78 |
C |
86 |
Educate and identify signs of neonatal dehydration |
2.31±2.02 |
C |
3.67±0.48 |
A |
2.07±0.81 |
B |
87 |
Check the number of bowel movements in newborns, especially the first stool and urine |
2.81±2.02 |
C |
3.71±0.51 |
A |
1.74±0.70 |
C |
88 |
Teach the mother to always wash their hands before touching their baby |
3.50±1.85 |
B |
3.76±0.49 |
A |
1.57±0.67 |
C |
89 |
In case of abnormalities such as jaundice, dehydration, and high fever in newborns, refer to a specialist or transfer |
1.71±1.94 |
C |
3.81±0.40 |
A |
2.24±0.88 |
B |
Management of high-risk pregnant women |
90 |
Check vital signs |
3.36±1.79 |
B |
3.74±0.45 |
A |
1.67±0.57 |
C |
91 |
Examine physical |
3.36±1.79 |
B |
3.69±0.47 |
A |
1.86±0.61 |
C |
92 |
Check blood sugar |
3.10±1.69 |
B |
3.62±0.49 |
A |
1.67±0.53 |
C |
93 |
Perform foley catheterization |
3.02±1.72 |
B |
3.48±0.55 |
B |
1.69±0.52 |
C |
94 |
Assess for nutrition/dietary |
3.19±1.64 |
B |
3.48±0.51 |
B |
2.00±0.66 |
B |
95 |
Care for personal hygiene |
3.10±1.78 |
B |
3.45±0.55 |
B |
1.81±0.55 |
C |
96 |
Administrate medication |
3.19±1.84 |
B |
3.67±0.53 |
A |
1.83±0.58 |
C |
97 |
Care for administered medications |
3.19±1.85 |
B |
3.67±0.48 |
A |
2.05±0.73 |
B |
98 |
Assess consciousness |
3.14±1.84 |
B |
3.69±0.47 |
A |
2.02±0.60 |
B |
99 |
Assess fetal movement |
3.40±1.75 |
B |
3.79±0.42 |
A |
1.93±0.64 |
C |
100 |
Care for a membranes test |
3.19±1.73 |
B |
3.64±0.49 |
A |
1.88±0.55 |
C |
101 |
Check oxygen saturation |
3.10±1.74 |
B |
3.67±0.48 |
A |
1.74±0.54 |
C |
102 |
Prepare and assist for amniocentesis |
2.05±1.75 |
C |
3.43±0.63 |
B |
2.21±0.72 |
B |
103 |
Care an emergency C/S fetus |
3.05±1.75 |
B |
3.74±0.45 |
A |
2.31±0.72 |
B |
104 |
Manage a specimen |
3.00±1.89 |
B |
3.52±0.55 |
A |
1.81±0.59 |
C |
105 |
Manage self-medication |
2.67±1.80 |
C |
3.45±0.55 |
B |
1.90±0.53 |
C |
106 |
Assess emotional state |
3.24±1.75 |
B |
3.52±0.51 |
A |
2.33±0.79 |
B |
107 |
Care for psychology |
3.17±1.75 |
B |
3.52±0.51 |
A |
2.48±0.83 |
B |
108 |
Advocate for patients |
3.21±1.75 |
B |
3.52±0.51 |
A |
2.26±0.83 |
B |
109 |
Provide fall prevention care |
3.33±1.90 |
B |
3.67±0.53 |
A |
1.83±0.62 |
C |
110 |
Manage and administer antipsychotic medications |
2.95±1.89 |
C |
3.71±0.46 |
A |
2.12±0.71 |
B |
111 |
Manage emergency supplies and medications |
3.31±1.84 |
B |
3.79±0.42 |
A |
2.12±0.80 |
B |
112 |
Manage safety |
3.31±1.80 |
B |
3.67±0.48 |
A |
2.00±0.63 |
B |
113 |
Control infections |
3.38±1.82 |
B |
3.74±0.45 |
A |
2.26±0.77 |
B |
114 |
Report various situations and record nursing care |
3.33±1.82 |
B |
3.74±0.45 |
A |
2.21±0.81 |
B |
115 |
Arrange a hospital to transport patients in case of emergency |
2.36±1.76 |
C |
3.74±0.45 |
A |
2.79±0.93 |
A |
116 |
Transport and care of emergency patients |
2.21±1.73 |
C |
3.79±0.42 |
A |
2.76±0.93 |
A |
117 |
Prepare blood and nurse transfusions |
1.93±1.52 |
C |
3.76±0.43 |
A |
2.36±0.79 |
B |
Hospital supplies management |
118 |
Manage medical devices |
3.88±1.37 |
B |
3.36±0.49 |
B |
1.90±0.62 |
C |
119 |
Claim consumables (medical, general consumables) |
3.52±1.33 |
B |
3.24±0.49 |
B |
1.86±0.57 |
C |
120 |
Manage spare furnishings |
3.69±1.39 |
B |
3.26±0.54 |
B |
1.81±0.59 |
C |
121 |
Check medical equipment |
3.88±1.19 |
B |
3.36±0.53 |
B |
1.88±0.55 |
C |
122 |
Manage medication |
3.74±1.36 |
B |
3.40±0.54 |
B |
1.86±0.52 |
C |
Administrative duties |
123 |
Manage computer system |
3.21±1.77 |
B |
3.21±0.57 |
B |
2.21±0.75 |
B |
124 |
Settle treatment schedule (OPD, “OP” date) |
2.79±1.91 |
C |
3.24±0.58 |
B |
2.33±0.82 |
B |
125 |
Coordinate work with other departments (reading schedule and test date) |
3.19±1.93 |
B |
3.33±0.53 |
B |
2.31±0.75 |
B |
126 |
Write statistical data (birth statistics, etc.) |
2.62±1.58 |
C |
3.19±0.55 |
B |
2.02±0.72 |
B |
127 |
Write business reports |
2.74±1.81 |
C |
3.19±0.55 |
B |
2.14±0.81 |
B |
128 |
Write the task cooperation statement |
2.38±1.77 |
C |
3.19±0.59 |
B |
2.24±0.69 |
B |
129 |
Do accounting work |
1.90±1.50 |
C |
3.17±0.66 |
B |
2.64±0.73 |
A |
130 |
Manage QI indicator |
1.81±1.52 |
C |
3.10±0.53 |
B |
2.60±0.73 |
A |
131 |
Train department staff |
2.36±1.61 |
C |
3.40±0.50 |
B |
2.33±0.75 |
B |
132 |
Do administrative work related to extracts and dead fetuses (contact funeral home, report electronically) |
1.90±1.48 |
C |
3.33±0.48 |
B |
2.14±0.81 |
B |
Self-development |
133 |
Attend academics seminar |
1.62±1.17 |
C |
3.05±0.54 |
B |
2.38±0.76 |
B |
134 |
Attend the conference |
1.93±1.30 |
C |
2.90±0.73 |
B |
2.43±0.77 |
B |
135 |
Develop foreign language skills |
1.74±1.52 |
C |
3.00±0.77 |
B |
2.79±0.95 |
A |
136 |
Complete continuing education |
1.64±1.10 |
C |
3.31±0.56 |
B |
2.12±0.71 |
B |
137 |
Participate in QI activities |
1.69±1.26 |
C |
3.00±0.66 |
B |
2.40±0.67 |
B |
138 |
Participate in research |
1.31±1.26 |
C |
2.88±0.71 |
B |
2.62±0.73 |
A |