Couvade is BEST described as the:

a. development of physical symptoms of pregnancy by the expectant father
b. fluid that contains antibodies and is secreted by the breasts prior to breast milk
c. motion of rebound that the floating fetus experiences when pushed upward through the vagina or abdomen
d. soft blowing sound occurring at the same rate as the maternal heart rate when the abdomen of a pregnant mother is auscultated


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Couvade is the expectant father's development of physical symptoms such as fatigue, depression, headache, backache, and nausea.

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