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Test Introduction to perinatal mental health
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QUESTION 1: WHAT IS MEANT BY PERINATAL MENTAL HEALTH?
The mother's physical condition during pregnancy
The mother's emotional and psychological state during pregnancy and up to one year after childbirth
The baby's mental health after birth
La condición emocional de la madre antes del embarazo
QUESTION 2: WHAT PERCENTAGE OF WOMEN DEVELOP MAJOR DEPRESSION DURING PREGNANCY?
Between 5% and 10%
Between 10% and 16%
Between 20% and 30%
Between 30% and 40%
QUESTION 3: WHAT IS THE MAIN DIFFERENCE BETWEEN POST-PARTUM BLUES AND POST-PARTUM DEPRESSION?
Postpartum sadness is more severe and prolonged
Postpartum depression lasts only a few days
Postpartum sadness is temporary, and postpartum depression is persistent and severe
No significant differences between the two
QUESTION 4: WHEN DOES POSTNATAL BLUES (BABY BLUES) USUALLY DISAPPEAR?
After one week
After one month
Between the second and third week after delivery
Three days after delivery
QUESTION 5: WHAT ARE SOME OF THE CHARACTERISTIC SYMPTOMS OF POSTNATAL DEPRESSION?
Easy crying and tiredness
Anhedonia, feelings of guilt, and sleep and eating disturbances
Emotional sensitivity and mood swings
Temporary sadness and exhaustion
QUESTION 6: WHO WAS THE PIONEER IN THE CLINICAL STUDY OF MENTAL DISORDERS RELATED TO MOTHERHOOD?
Sigmund Freud
Louis-Victor Marcé
Carl Jung
Emil Kraepelin
QUESTION 7: WHAT PERCENTAGE OF WOMEN EXPERIENCE POST-PARTUM BLUES (BABY BLUES)?
0.05
0.1
Between 26% and 84%
0.9
QUESTION 8: HOW IMPORTANT IS EARLY INTERVENTION IN PERINATAL DISORDERS?
Prevent the mother from going through pregnancy
Prevent serious outcomes and promote healthier motherhood
Only improving the baby's well-being
Avoiding medical intervention
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