A nurse midwife schedules postpartum visits for 2 weeks, 4 weeks, and 6 weeks after the delivery. The nurse midwife would BEST assess for postpartum depression:
a. using the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale during each of the three visits
b. through general conversation and observation beginning at 4 weeks' postdelivery
c. beginning at 6 weeks' postdelivery using the Beck Depression Inventory
d. by interviewing the father of the child during each of the three visits
Question 2
According to the findings of the Whitehall II study in the United Kingdom, persons with abnormalities in small arteries often associated with the development of coronary disease may:
a. be protected from depression
b. be mildly depressed
c. commit suicide
d. not respond to antidepressant medications