CHAPTER 21: POSTPARTUM COMPLICATIONS NCLEX QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS D (Rationale: A woman that develops postpartum psychosis usually does so within four weeks of delivery. Only 1% of women develop this disorder. Suicide and infanticide are common a

CHAPTER 21: POSTPARTUM COMPLICATIONS NCLEX QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS D (Rationale: A woman that develops postpartum psychosis usually does so within four weeks of delivery. Only 1% of women develop this disorder. Suicide and infanticide are common and the disorder is considered a medical emergency. Delusions and hallucinations accompany the disorder and the woman usually has a past history of a psychiatric disorder and treatment.) CORRECT ANSWER The clinic nurse is caring for a woman who is suspected of developing postpartum psychosis. Which of the following statements characterizes this disorder: A. Symptoms start within several days of delivery B. The disorder is common in postpartum women C. Suicide and infanticide are uncommon in this disorder D. Delusions and hallucinations accompany this disorder C (A parent that is grieving over a recent loss (in the process of detachment) will have the most difficulty bonding with the new baby. Knowledge of parent-infant attachment or being an only child are not related to successful bonding. A job loss does not have the impact that death of a family member does.) CORRECT ANSWER During the early postpartum period, the nurse is evaluating a client's attachment to her neonate. Which type of parent has the most difficulty attaching to her newborn? A. One who has little knowledge of parent-infant attachment B. One who recently lost a job C. One whose father recently died D. One who is an only child A (A full bladder displaces the uterus and prevents contraction of the uterus and uterine atony is the primary cause of postpartum hemorrhage. Shock, infection and DIC are not related to bladder distention) CORRECT ANSWER In the fourth stage of labor, a full bladder increases the risk for A. Hemorrhage B. Disseminated intravascular coagulation C. Infection D. Shock