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_______ are program elements which fundamentally define an intervention.* 1/1

• Core
• Peripheral

c. Additional - CORRECT ANSWER: a. Core

"Gatekeeping" in this presentation refers to*

mothers reducing or preventing fathers from interacting with their children.healthcare providers not sharing information with parents

fathers not sharing information with healthcare providers - CORRECT ANSWER:

mothers reducing or preventing fathers from interacting with their children.

• What is the PSI "Chat with an Expert" and how often is it held?

A: An online video support group. Held on Wednesdays for moms and first Mondays for dads.

B: A free phone chat with a perinatal mental health expert provider. Held on

Wednesdays for moms and first Mondays for dads.C: A 1:1 chat with an expert set up by appointment. Held as needed when expert available. - CORRECT ANSWER: B: A free phone chat with a perinatal mental health expert provider. Held on Wednesdays for moms and first Mondays for dads.

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A woman who recently started on an SSRI for depression and reports agitation and less need for sleep, and has rapid speech...1/1

• Should be advised to take her medication in the morning to reduce symptoms.
• Needs her dosage increased.
• Is likely bipolar and needs a psychiatric evaluation.

d. Might need a different medication - CORRECT ANSWER: c. Is likely bipolar and

needs a psychiatric evaluation.

According to Cheryl Beck, the recovery period after postpartum depression involves 1/1 Battling with reimbursement from insurance companies Worry about their children being taken away Grieving for time lost

Attending support groups - CORRECT ANSWER: Grieving for time lost

According to latest research, how many fathers experience postpartum depression?(This question is about depression only, not all PMADs)*

• 8%
• 10%
• 15-20%

d. None of the above - CORRECT ANSWER: 10%

According to the research of Cheryl T.Beck, 8. DNSc, CNM, FAAN , the recovery period

after postpartum depression involves:

An increase in sexual libido 2 / 4

Battling with reimbursement from insurance companies Grieving for time lost

Worry about their children being taken away - CORRECT ANSWER: Grieving for time

lost

Ambivalence about her maternal role 1/1 Is a risk factor for postpartum depression is a normal part of the pregnancy experience usually happens when pregnancies are unplanned indicates that she does not want this baby - CORRECT ANSWER: is a normal part of the pregnancy experience

An essential element of a father engagement program includes:*

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• Relationship building
• Child involvement training
• Both Relationship building and child involvement training - CORRECT ANSWER: c.

Both Relationship building and child involvement training

Antidepressants should be used in pregnancy...1/1

• As a first line of treatment in new onset depression during pregnancy
• If she's currently on an antidepressant and has a history of relapsing or chronic

depression, or has a new onset severe depression.

• Women should not be on antidepressants during pregnancy.
• For treatment of insomnia during pregnancy. - CORRECT ANSWER: If she's currently

on an antidepressant and has a history of relapsing or chronic depression, or has a new onset severe depression. 3 / 4

Cheryl Beck's theory of the four stage process of "Teetering on the Edge" for women

with postpartum depression includes all BUT:

1/1 The desire for isolation Dying of self Struggling to survive

Regaining Control - CORRECT ANSWER: The desire for isolation

Child Protective Services should be notified if:

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• A mom is having horrifying thoughts of hurting her baby.
• The mom feels the baby doesn't like her.
• The mom is unable to care for the baby/children, and there is no one to watch them. -

CORRECT ANSWER: c. The mom is unable to care for the baby/children, and there is no one to watch them.

Dads tend to want social support which is:*

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• informal
• from fathers
• well-reviewed online

d. both A and B - CORRECT ANSWER: d. both A and B

Describe how you would differentiate between symptoms of perinatal obsessive- compulsive disorder and postpartum psychosis?

Perinatal OCD is ego-dystonic and does not include delusional thinking; postpartum psychosis is ego-syntonic and does include delusional thinking.

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