A client pregnant with her first child tells the nurse that she is concerned that her husband does not want the baby because he has a renewed interest in playing tennis and visiting with college friends after work. When responding to the client, which should the nurse take into consideration?

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A)Pregnancy produces psychological changes in the mother and father of the child. A reaction seen in the father during the second trimester of pregnancy is a renewed interest in hobbies or activities outside of the family and is usually a sign of stress. This behavior is not typical in the first or third trimesters and is not an atypical reaction that should be further examined.
B)Pregnancy produces psychologic changes in the mother and father of the child. A reaction seen in the father during the second trimester of pregnancy is a renewed interest in hobbies or activities outside of the family and is usually a sign of stress. This behavior is not typical in the first or third trimesters and is not an atypical reaction that should be further examined.
C)Pregnancy produces psychologic changes in the mother and father of the child. A reaction seen in the father during the second trimester of pregnancy is a renewed interest in hobbies or activities outside of the family and is usually a sign of stress. This behavior is not typical in the first or third trimesters and is not an atypical reaction that should be further examined.
D)Pregnancy produces psychologic changes in the mother and father of the child. A reaction seen in the father during the second trimester of pregnancy is a renewed interest in hobbies or activities outside of the family and is usually a sign of stress. This behavior is not typical in the first or third trimesters and is not an atypical reaction that should be further examined.

A Client Pregnant with Her First Child Tells the Nurse