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Postpartum Psychological - unit 2


Postpartum Psychological - unit 2Versión en línea bonding, attachment, and postpartum mental health. por Courtney P 1 What is the term for the bidirectional emotional connection between infant and parent? a Consummation b Attachment c Bonding d Infant bonding 2 Which behavior is a bonding cue from the parent to the infant? a Calling the baby by name b Ignoring cues c Propping the bottle d Avoiding eye contact 3 Which stage involves the parent taking hold and regaining control? a Letting Go b Bonding c Taking In d Taking Hold 4 What is a common duration for postpartum blues to resolve? a 6 weeks b 6 months c 6 days d 2 weeks 5 Which condition requires emergency inpatient treatment? a Postpartum Depression b Bonding disorder c Postpartum Psychosis d Postpartum Blues 6 Postpartum depression affects roughly what percentage of women? a 25% to 35% b 8% to 15% c 40% to 50% d 1% to 3% 7 Which risk factor is linked to delayed mother-infant attachment? a High social support b Maternal illness during pregnancy c Young maternal age d Short labor 8 Which behavior demonstrates cue sensitivity in attachment? a Parents ignore cries b Parents restrict contact c Parents respond to the infant’s cry d Parents vent frustration 9 What is the general focus of Letting Go stage? a Starting breastfeeding b Planning return to work c Accepting physical separation from the infant d Choosing a name for the baby 10 Which is a typical postpartum maternal symptom in depression? a Robust appetite b Feelings of guilt c Euphoria d Excessive energy 11 Which statement best describes bonding vs. attachment? a Attachment is unidirectional; bonding is bidirectional b Bonding is unidirectional; attachment is bidirectional c Both are purely genetic d Both only involve the infant 12 Which is a common postnatal bonding behavior? a Ignoring infant cues b Propping bottles c Breastfeeds the baby d Avoiding eye contact 13 What is a typical stage duration for Taking In? a Weeks 2-4 b Hours 1-6 c Months 2-3 d Days 1-3 14 Which can be a sign of postpartum blues rather than depression? a Chronic anhedonia b Extreme insomnia lasting weeks c Persistent guilt d Happy periods between sadness 15 Which is NOT a postpartum coping strategy listed for blues? a Avoid mentioning the baby b Assistance with infant care c Normalizing the reaction d Support from family 16 Which factor helps prevent delayed attachment? a Limiting family contact b Isolating the mother c Delayed breastfeeding d Maternal rest and support 17 What is a primary feature of postpartum psychosis? a Persistent sadness only b Brief joyfulness c Mania or hallucinations present d Mild anxiety with no other symptoms 18 Which behavior supports infant soothing and bonding? a Talking/singing to the baby b Shouting at the baby c Device-only interaction d Ignoring cries 19 Which term describes a caregiver’s response to the infant’s cries? a Gestational behaviors b Separation behaviors c Bonding behaviors d Attachment behaviors 20 Which is a risk factor for delayed bonding? a Short labor b Excessive social support c Early discharge d Fatigue after birth 21 Which stage focuses on reconciling life with infant care? a Taking In b Take Hold c Letting Go d Bonding 22 Which is a primary goal of postpartum grieving support? a End contact with family b Encourage expression of emotion c Avoid discussing baby d Suppress feelings 23 Which symptom is common in postpartum depression? a Excessive energy b Anxiety and disinterest c Hyperactivity only d Increased appetite 24 What is a recommended response to stillbirth grief? a Avoid the topic b Suggest moving on immediately c Dismiss feelings d Acknowledge and listen 25 Which is an example of a positive parenting cue in some cultures? a Withholding contact b Positive maternal touch c Criticizing infant behavior d Ignoring cues 26 Which condition is characterized by sudden onset after delivery? a Bonding disorder b Postpartum Depression c Postpartum Blues d Postpartum Psychosis 27 Which is a hallmark of bonding behaviors? a Hiding from the baby b Kissing the baby c Avoiding touch d Withholding care 28 What should be included in anticipatory guidance for new mothers? a Ignoring infant cues b Reality of motherhood c Discontinuing breastfeeding early d Avoiding sleep routines 29 Which stage includes resuming control of life and body function concerns? a Letting Go b Taking In c Taking Hold d Bonding 30 Which factor is NOT a typical postpartum risk factor discussed? a Sleep deprivation b Maternal illness c Fatigue d Excessive rest 31 Which is a non-helpful intervention for grief according to the material? a Providing accurate information b Encouraging expression of emotion c Providing memories of the baby d Using medications as the only support 32 What is a common postpartum attachment behavior by the parent? a Ignoring the infant b Withholding feeding c Prolonged separation d Stimulation and entertainment of the infant 33 Which is a postpartum emotional response in the mother? a Unchanging mood b Feelings of inadequacy c Constant euphoria d No fatigue 34 What is the recommended approach to discussing infant loss with others? a Diminish their grief b Avoid mentioning the baby c Tell them to move on quickly d Acknowledge the loss and listen 35 Which is a key component of Letting Go stage? a Immediate return to work b Complete denial of motherhood c Constant infant contact d Acceptance of physical separation 36 Which intervention supports grieving families effectively? a Limit family interaction b Discourage discussions c Provide tangible memories of the baby d Hide all reminders 37 Which description fits postpartum blues timing? a Always longer than 2 weeks b Lasts months c Begins postpartum day 30 d Begins around day 3 and lasts ~2-3 days 38 What is the primary focus of postpartum bonding? a Paternal inheritance b Parental financial planning c Medical treatment of infant d Emotional connection between parent and newborn 39 Which action helps prevent delayed attachment? a Responsive parental care b Delaying feeding decisions c Rigid schedules only d Limited contact 40 Which is NOT a listed postpartum attachment behavior? a Respond to cries b Cue sensitive care c Parents ignore infant cues d Entertain the infant

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por Courtney P

What is the term for the bidirectional emotional connection between infant and parent?

Which behavior is a bonding cue from the parent to the infant?

Which stage involves the parent taking hold and regaining control?

What is a common duration for postpartum blues to resolve?

Which condition requires emergency inpatient treatment?

Postpartum depression affects roughly what percentage of women?

Which risk factor is linked to delayed mother-infant attachment?

Which behavior demonstrates cue sensitivity in attachment?

What is the general focus of Letting Go stage?

Which is a typical postpartum maternal symptom in depression?

Which statement best describes bonding vs. attachment?

Which is a common postnatal bonding behavior?

What is a typical stage duration for Taking In?

Which can be a sign of postpartum blues rather than depression?

Which is NOT a postpartum coping strategy listed for blues?

Which factor helps prevent delayed attachment?

What is a primary feature of postpartum psychosis?

Which behavior supports infant soothing and bonding?

Which term describes a caregiver’s response to the infant’s cries?

Which is a risk factor for delayed bonding?

Which stage focuses on reconciling life with infant care?

Which is a primary goal of postpartum grieving support?

Which symptom is common in postpartum depression?

What is a recommended response to stillbirth grief?

Which is an example of a positive parenting cue in some cultures?

Which condition is characterized by sudden onset after delivery?

Which is a hallmark of bonding behaviors?

What should be included in anticipatory guidance for new mothers?

Which stage includes resuming control of life and body function concerns?

Which factor is NOT a typical postpartum risk factor discussed?

Which is a non-helpful intervention for grief according to the material?

What is a common postpartum attachment behavior by the parent?

Which is a postpartum emotional response in the mother?

What is the recommended approach to discussing infant loss with others?

Which is a key component of Letting Go stage?

Which intervention supports grieving families effectively?

Which description fits postpartum blues timing?

What is the primary focus of postpartum bonding?

Which action helps prevent delayed attachment?

Which is NOT a listed postpartum attachment behavior?