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NR606 NR 606 WEEK 2 REVIEW QS & ANS
(LATEST ) DIAGNOSIS &
MANAGEMENT IN PSYCHIATRIC MENTAL
HEALTH II PRACTICUM (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
1. What percentage of women experience depression during the perinatal
period?: Nearly 20%.
2. When can symptoms of MMHDs emerge?: Before pregnancy, during
pregnancy, or in the first postpartum year.
3. What is the leading cause of death in the postpartum period?: Maternal
suicide.
4. What is the prevalence of perinatal maternal deaths related to substance
abuse?: Almost as common as suicide.
5. What are the adverse effects of untreated MMHDs on offspring?: Attachment
disorders, cognitive and developmental disorders, relationship strain.
6. Who else can experience mood changes during the perinatal period?: Fathers,
partners, adoptive parents, and other family members.
7. What are some impacts of untreated MMHDs on the mother?: Poor nutrition,
substance use, abuse, less responsiveness to baby, fewer positive interactions,
breastfeeding challenges, questioning competence as mothers.
8. What are some impacts of untreated MMHDs on the child?: Low birth
weight, small head size, pre-term birth, longer stay in NICU, excessive crying, impaired
parent-child interactions, social-emotional, cognitive, language, motor, and adaptive
behavior development.
9. Why were women with symptoms of depression often not screened or
treated?: Symptoms were dismissed or minimized by healthcare providers.
10. What are some perinatal mental health disorders?: Depression, bipolar II
disorder, anxiety, OCD, PTSD, psychosis.
11. What is the range of symptom severity for perinatal mental health
disorders?: Mild to severe.
12. What are some interchangeable terms used for perinatal mental health
disorders?: Postpartum depression (PPD), perinatal depression and anxiety, perinatal
mood disorders (PMDs) or perinatal mood and anxiety disorders (PMADs), maternal
mental health disorders.
13. Why is consistency in terminology important?: To prevent mistreatment in
maternity care.
14. Who emphasizes the need for consistent terminology in maternal mental
health?: World Health Organization (WHO) and advocates for women's healthcare.
15. What is the historical diagnosis criteria for postpartum depression?:
Experiencing a depressive episode within 12 months after childbirth.




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16. What did the DSM-5-TR revise regarding postpartum depression diagnosis?:
Changed the specifier to 'with peripartum onset' to include depressive symptoms during
pregnancy and the first 4 weeks after giving birth
17. What is the timeframe for using the specifier 'with peripartum onset'?: Confined
to the first four weeks after birth.
18. What is the potential impact of the classification of depression in
childbearing people?: It may hinder effective screening and treatment for those
experiencing depression beyond the first four weeks after birth.
19. What is the specifier used in the DSM-IV for postpartum depression?: 'With
postpartum onset'.
20. What is the specifier used in the DSM-5-TR for postpartum depression?:
'With peripartum onset'.
21. What are the risk factors for MMHDs?: Smoking, Lack of social support, Poor
relationship quality, Pregnancy complications, Personal or family history of depression,
History of physical or sexual abuse, Unintended pregnancy, Life stress, Chronic physical
conditions, Prior pregnancy with fetal/infant loss, History of mental illness
22. What are some contributing factors for maternal mental health disorders
among Black women?: Systemic racism, unemployment, exposure to violence, gaps in
medical insurance, adverse childhood experiences, lack of access to high-quality medical
and mental health care, lack of representation in the medical system, higher risk of
pregnancy and childbirth complications.
23. What are some social determinants of health that increase the risk for
maternal mental health disorders?: Low monthly income, lower education levels,
unemployed status, and being unpartnered.
24. What is the disparity in maternal mortality rates between Black women and
white women?: Maternal mortality rates are 3-4 times higher in Black women.
25. Do Black women experience disparate rates of maternal mental health
disorders compared to white women?: Yes, Black women experience disparate rates of
maternal mental health disorders.
26. What percentage of Black mothers experience maternal mental health
disorders?: Almost 40% of Black mothers experience maternal mental health disorders.
27. Are Black women more likely to receive treatment for maternal mental
health conditions compared to White women?: No, Black women are half as likely to
receive treatment compared to White women.
28. How many industrialized countries require paid parental leave?: All except
the U.S. and one other country.
29. What does California's paid family leave cover?: Time off for caring for a
seriously ill family member, bonding with a new child, or participating in a qualifying
military event.
30 What was the average length of leave for Black women before the legislation?:
One week.
31. What was the average length of leave for white women before the
legislation?: Four weeks.




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