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What is the primary role of a Personal Support Worker (PSW) when assisting a new mother at home?
During the post-partum period, how long does Lochia usually last?
Which of the following is NOT a stage of lochia?
What physical change occurs in the uterus during the postpartum period?
Which symptom might indicate a postpartum complication related to infection?
Which task would NOT typically be part of a PSW's role in caring for a newborn?
What kind of incision care is important during the postpartum period?
Which of the following might indicate a postpartum breast complication?
A mother might need a C-Section when:
Which hormone-related change occurs in the postpartum period?
What is a common home management task for a PSW assisting new mothers?
Leg pain, tenderness, and swelling in a postpartum mother can be symptoms of:
The post-partum period is defined as the first six weeks after birth.
Lochia Alba is characterized by a dark red color.
A PSW is responsible for following the care plan provided for a new mother.
Heavy or foul-smelling lochia is a normal part of postpartum recovery.
Postpartum feelings of depression are considered a possible complication that requires attention.
Episiotomy care is not necessary if the mother did not have one during delivery.
Fatigue, nausea, and vomiting are never symptoms of postpartum complications.
The PSW role includes assisting with childcare tasks.
A Caesarean section is always planned in advance and never done as an emergency procedure.
The uterus grows larger during the postpartum period.
Home management tasks performed by a PSW might include cleaning and meal preparation.
Painful urination after childbirth is a normal and expected symptom that does not require attention.
What is one of the benefits of PSW assistance for new mothers at home?
Which of the following signs may suggest a normal postpartum recovery?
A new mother is advised to engage in heavy physical exercise immediately after childbirth.
The presence of large clots in lochia is a normal postpartum condition.