Psychosocial IntegrityPregunta 61 de 120
A nurse is assessing a client for postpartum depression. Which finding warrants further evaluation?
a.Persistent sadness and disinterest in the infant after three weeks
b.Occasional tearfulness that resolves within two weeks
c.Fatigue related to nighttime feedings
d.Excitement about caring for the newborn
Explicación
Persistent sadness and lack of interest in the infant beyond two weeks suggest postpartum depression rather than transient baby blues, and require further evaluation and support.
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