Stages of maternal role attainment
Stages of maternal role attainment ( 5 Questions)
A nurse is educating a group of pregnant women about the stages of maternal role attainment.
The nurse explains that the personal stage involves: (Select all that apply).
Expressing joy and pleasure in motherhood is part of the anticipatory stage, which occurs during pregnancy and involves social and psychological adaptation to the maternal role.
Coping with physical and emotional changes after delivery is part of the formal stage, which occurs at birth and involves learning the maternal function from others.
The personal stage of maternal role attainment involves forming a strong attachment with the infant and developing a sense of identity as a mother. This stage occurs after the birth and is characterized by the mother’s confidence and comfort in her maternal role.
Preparing for the birth and the postpartum period is also part of the anticipatory stage.
The personal stage of maternal role attainment involves forming a strong attachment with the infant and developing a sense of identity as a mother. This stage occurs after the birth and is characterized by the mother’s confidence and comfort in her maternal role.
The correct answer is choice C and E. The personal stage of maternal role attainment involves forming a strong attachment with the infant and developing a sense of identity as a mother. This stage occurs after the birth and is characterized by the mother’s confidence and comfort in her maternal role.
Choice A is wrong because expressing joy and pleasure in motherhood is part of the anticipatory stage, which occurs during pregnancy and involves social and psychological adaptation to the maternal role.
Choice B is wrong because coping with physical and emotional changes after delivery is part of the formal stage, which occurs at birth and involves learning the maternal function from others.
Choice D is wrong because preparing for the birth and the postpartum period is also part of the anticipatory stage.