When a woman is diagnosed with postpartum psychosis, one of the main concerns is that she may
a. Have outbursts of anger
b. Neglect her hygiene
c. Harm her infant
d. Lose interest in her husband
C
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A Although outbursts of anger is a symptom is attributable to PPD, the major
concern would be the potential of harm to herself or to her infant.
B Neglect of personal hygiene is symptom is attributable to PPD; however, the
major concern would be the potential of harm to herself or to her infant.
C Thoughts of harm to one's self or the infant are among the most serious
symptoms of PPD and require immediate assessment and intervention.
D Although this patient is likely to lose interest in her spouse, the major concern is
the potential of harm to herself or to her infant.
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