The nurse decides that a family with a newborn would benefit from a Social Services consultation. What statements were made by family members that caused the nurse to make this decision? Select all that apply
1. "I think we're getting along better."
2. "I'm not going to let a baby make me fat."
3. "My mother could care less about this baby."
4. "At least help me if you don't want to get a job."
5. "That's fine. Go to work. Leave me here to do all of the work."
2, 3, 4, 5
Explanation:
1. The statement about getting along would indicate adapting to the new infant.
2. Preoccupation with physical status or weight could indicate adjustment difficulties.
3. Lack of support systems could indicate adjustment difficulties.
4. Unemployment could indicate adjustment difficulties.
5. Marital problems could indicate adjustment difficulties.
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