HONDROS COLLEGE NUR 221 Final Exam
LATEST 2026 SPRING SUMMER
QUARTER: ACTUAL QUESTION AND
ANSWER GRADED A
What are Baby Blues?
A condition that occurs in the first two weeks postpartum due to hormonal changes. If
symptoms persist beyond 2 weeks it becomes Postpartum Depression
What is the key support for someone experiencing Baby Blues?
Support from family and friends.
What are common symptoms of Baby Blues?
Crying, mood swings, fatigue.
What are the treatment options for Postpartum Depression (PPD)?
Counseling and possibly antidepressants.
Risk Factors for Postpartum Depression
History of anxiety or depression
Age <24 or >35
Unintended pregnancy
Marital problems
low socioeconomic status
PMDD (Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder)
Substance abuse
Lack of support.
, Screening Tool for Postpartum Depression
Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS).
Postpartum Psychosis
Medical emergency requiring hospitalization.
Signs & Symptoms: Hallucinations, delusions, severe mood swings, mania, depression.
Increased risk of harming self or baby.
Risk Factors for Postpartum Psychosis
Personal or family history of bipolar disorder or hx postpartum psychosis.
Treatment for Postpartum Psychosis
Antipsychotics, hospitalization, and psychotherapy.
ECT (Electroconvulsive Therapy) if severe.
What position should an infant's car seat be in?
Rear-facing in the back seat.
What should not be placed between the baby and the harness in a car seat?
Coats, snowsuits, or padding.
A rolled towel or blanket may be used to support the babies head
What may hospitals require before discharging a newborn?
Proof of a new car seat.
How should the umbilical cord be cleaned?
LATEST 2026 SPRING SUMMER
QUARTER: ACTUAL QUESTION AND
ANSWER GRADED A
What are Baby Blues?
A condition that occurs in the first two weeks postpartum due to hormonal changes. If
symptoms persist beyond 2 weeks it becomes Postpartum Depression
What is the key support for someone experiencing Baby Blues?
Support from family and friends.
What are common symptoms of Baby Blues?
Crying, mood swings, fatigue.
What are the treatment options for Postpartum Depression (PPD)?
Counseling and possibly antidepressants.
Risk Factors for Postpartum Depression
History of anxiety or depression
Age <24 or >35
Unintended pregnancy
Marital problems
low socioeconomic status
PMDD (Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder)
Substance abuse
Lack of support.
, Screening Tool for Postpartum Depression
Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS).
Postpartum Psychosis
Medical emergency requiring hospitalization.
Signs & Symptoms: Hallucinations, delusions, severe mood swings, mania, depression.
Increased risk of harming self or baby.
Risk Factors for Postpartum Psychosis
Personal or family history of bipolar disorder or hx postpartum psychosis.
Treatment for Postpartum Psychosis
Antipsychotics, hospitalization, and psychotherapy.
ECT (Electroconvulsive Therapy) if severe.
What position should an infant's car seat be in?
Rear-facing in the back seat.
What should not be placed between the baby and the harness in a car seat?
Coats, snowsuits, or padding.
A rolled towel or blanket may be used to support the babies head
What may hospitals require before discharging a newborn?
Proof of a new car seat.
How should the umbilical cord be cleaned?
