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Which if the following is *NOT* considered a recognized
perinatal mental health disorder?
Fatigue
Perinatal Obsessive compulsive disorder
Postpartum Psychosis - Answer-Fatigue
Who wrote that "trauma is in the eye of the beholder",
regarding birth trauma?
Cheryl Beck
Judith Beck
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Aaron Beck - Answer-Cheryl Beck
How do the symptoms of Bipolar Mood Disorder I and
Bipolar Mood Disorder II differ?*
In Bipolar Mood Disorder II, the mania is not as 'high' or
extreme while the low can still be very 'low'.
In Bipolar Mood Disorder II, there is no depression
In Bipolar Mood Disorder II, there is no impulsive behavior
- Answer-In Bipolar Mood Disorder II, the mania is not as
'high' or extreme while the low can still be very 'low'.
What is the most common timeframe for onset of
postpartum psychosis?
in the first two weeks postpartum
in the fourth month postpartum
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any time during the first year postpartum - Answer-in the
first two weeks postpartum
Describe how you would differentiate between symptoms
of perinatal obsessive-compulsive disorder and
postpartum psychosis?
OCD only occurs during pregnancy; postpartum psychosis
is only postpartum.
OCD always involves images of violence to the baby; with
postpartum psychosis she knows they are wrong but
wants to act on them anyway.
Perinatal OCD is ego-dystonic and does not include
delusional thinking; postpartum psychosis is ego-syntonic
and does include delusional thinking. - Answer-Perinatal
OCD is ego-dystonic and does not include delusional
thinking; postpartum psychosis is ego-syntonic and does
include delusional thinking.
Which of the following is NOT an evidence-based risk
factor for development of PMDs?
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first time parent
history of PMS
personal and family history of PMADs - Answer-first time
parent
What is a common barrier to screening for PMADs?
Screening tools are not available in languages other than
English
Provider doesn't know where to send patient if they screen
positive
Screening tools are too expensive - Answer-Provider
doesn't know where to send patient if they screen positive
What is the mission of Postpartum Support International
(PSI)?
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Which if the following is *NOT* considered a recognized
perinatal mental health disorder?
Fatigue
Perinatal Obsessive compulsive disorder
Postpartum Psychosis - Answer-Fatigue
Who wrote that "trauma is in the eye of the beholder",
regarding birth trauma?
Cheryl Beck
Judith Beck
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Aaron Beck - Answer-Cheryl Beck
How do the symptoms of Bipolar Mood Disorder I and
Bipolar Mood Disorder II differ?*
In Bipolar Mood Disorder II, the mania is not as 'high' or
extreme while the low can still be very 'low'.
In Bipolar Mood Disorder II, there is no depression
In Bipolar Mood Disorder II, there is no impulsive behavior
- Answer-In Bipolar Mood Disorder II, the mania is not as
'high' or extreme while the low can still be very 'low'.
What is the most common timeframe for onset of
postpartum psychosis?
in the first two weeks postpartum
in the fourth month postpartum
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any time during the first year postpartum - Answer-in the
first two weeks postpartum
Describe how you would differentiate between symptoms
of perinatal obsessive-compulsive disorder and
postpartum psychosis?
OCD only occurs during pregnancy; postpartum psychosis
is only postpartum.
OCD always involves images of violence to the baby; with
postpartum psychosis she knows they are wrong but
wants to act on them anyway.
Perinatal OCD is ego-dystonic and does not include
delusional thinking; postpartum psychosis is ego-syntonic
and does include delusional thinking. - Answer-Perinatal
OCD is ego-dystonic and does not include delusional
thinking; postpartum psychosis is ego-syntonic and does
include delusional thinking.
Which of the following is NOT an evidence-based risk
factor for development of PMDs?
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first time parent
history of PMS
personal and family history of PMADs - Answer-first time
parent
What is a common barrier to screening for PMADs?
Screening tools are not available in languages other than
English
Provider doesn't know where to send patient if they screen
positive
Screening tools are too expensive - Answer-Provider
doesn't know where to send patient if they screen positive
What is the mission of Postpartum Support International
(PSI)?
