Which should the nurse be concerned about with regard to potential psychosocial complications during a 6-week postpartum mother and baby checkup? Select all that apply.Express answer in small letters,followed by a comma and a space-e.g. ,a,b,

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The mother that views herself as ugly and useless is a potential sign of a psychosocial complication.If the mother is having difficulty naming her new infant,it may be a signal that she is not adapting well to parenthood.Other red flags include refusal to hold or feed the baby,lack of interaction with the infant,and becoming upset when the baby vomits or needs a diaper change.The mother who is not coping well would find her baby unattractive and messy rather than attractive and clever.She may also be overly disappointed in the baby's sex.A new mother who is having difficulty would be unwilling to discuss her labour and birth experience.A mother who is willing to discuss her birth experience is making a healthy personal adjustment.Having a partner or other family members react positively is an indication that this new mother has a good support system in place.This support system will help reduce anxiety related to her new role as a mother.

Which Should the Nurse Be Concerned About with Regard to Potential