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PMH-C EXAM (PERINATAL MENTAL HEALTH CERTIFICATION) VERSION A AND B|| ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS|| LATEST AND COMPLETE UPDATE 2025/ GUARANTEED A+

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PMH-C EXAM (PERINATAL MENTAL HEALTH
CERTIFICATION) VERSION A AND B|| ACTUAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS||
LATEST AND COMPLETE UPDATE 2025/
GUARANTEED A+
What are some services that Postpartum Support International (PSI) offers? -
ANSWER: - English & Spanish support
- Connecting to local support volunteers and resources
- "Chat with an Expert" phone forums
- Educational DVDs
- Online support groups
- Professional trainings and conferences


Does the PSI Helpline offer phone or text support? - ANSWER: Both! At 1-800-
944-4773. Remember it is not a crisis hotline.


What is the National Maternal Mental Health Hotline? - ANSWER: A national
hotline for the perinatal population that offers support 24hr/365d. 1-833-TLC-
MAMA


What is the definition of "perinatal"? - ANSWER: Anytime during pregnancy
through the first year postpartum


What percentage of new mothers experience the "baby blues" in the first few
weeks after the baby arrives? - ANSWER: 80%


When do the baby blues typically peak? - ANSWER: Day 3-5 after delivery

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How long do the baby blues typically last? - ANSWER: 2 days to 2 weeks after
delivery


What are the symptoms of baby blues? - ANSWER: - tearfulness
- lability
- reactivity
- exhaustion
- unrelated to stress or prior psychiatric hx


When making a determination between baby blues and PPD, what should be
considered? - ANSWER: severity, onset, and duration


What is the DSM code for PPD? - ANSWER: Major Unipolar Depression (with
peripartum onset)


What is the DSM criteria for MDD? - ANSWER: SIGECAPS
Five (or more) of the following symptoms have been present during the same two-
week period and represent a change from previous functioning; at least one of the
symptoms is either
0. Depressed mood
1. Sleep issues
2. Interest decreased
3. Guilt/worthlessness/hopelessness
4. Energy decreased
5. Concentration decreased
6. Appetite issues

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7. Psychomotor agitation or retardation
8. Suicidality or thoughts of death


What is the prevalence of serious depression or anxiety developed during the
perinatal period (beyond just "baby blues")? - ANSWER: At least 1 in 7 mothers


What is the prevalence of postpartum psychosis? - ANSWER: 1-2 in 1,000
mothers


What is the prevalence of postpartum depression (PPD) in fathers? - ANSWER:
10% of new fathers


What is the prevalence of postpartum depression (PPD) in mothers? - ANSWER:
21% of new mothers, 19.3% of whom also experienced suicidal thoughts


Suicide is the ____ leading causes of maternal deaths - ANSWER: One of the top
3


What are some obstacles to care for the perinatal population? - ANSWER: - shame
and fear
- provider misinformation
- cultural taboos
- provider accessibility


What is the PSI motto? - ANSWER: You are not alone, you are not to blame, and
with help you will be well.

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What is the term for mental health disorders that develop during pregnancy or
postpartum? - ANSWER: Perinatal Mental Health Disorders (PMHDs)


According to the formal definition of perinatal mental health disorders (PMHDs),
when can their onset begin? - ANSWER: Anytime during or after pregnancy, up
to 1 year postpartum, including losses.


Do PMHDs have onset during the "baby blues?" - ANSWER: They can, or they
can arise later.


What are some triggers for later onset of PMHDs? - ANSWER: - hormonal
triggers
- rapid weaning from breastfeeding
- hormonal birth control
- return to work
- illness or hospitalization
- loss and grief


What are risk factors for PMHDs? - ANSWER: - financial stress or poverty
- lack of social support
- marital stress
- IPV/history of abuse
- substance dependency in family
- poor relationship with own family
- history of depression, anxiety, OCD
- thyroid imbalance, diabetes, endocrine disorders
- PMS or PMDD

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