Perinatal Loss (Week 9)

Question 1

perinatal bereavement

Answer 1

complex emotional responses experienced by women and partners beginning immediately after the death of the expected child through miscarriage, still birth, neonatal death, terimaiton

Question 2

5 stages

Answer 2

denial
anger
barganing
depression
acceptance

Question 3

can you go out of oder with 5 stages

Answer 3

yes

Question 4

mourning

Answer 4

culturally mandated traditions and rituals in the peroid after a death occurs

Question 5

ambiguous loss

Answer 5

perinatal loss such as a fetus has never been physically seen or held by his or her parents and is unknown to others

Question 6

disenfranchised grief

Answer 6

persons response to the loss is not opening acknowledge and moured publicly thereby limiting social support which can lead to isolation

Question 7

complicated grief

Answer 7

complex situation in which grief may not resolve over time and person grieves chronically

Question 8

miscarriage

Answer 8

prior to 20 weeks

Question 9

fetal death

Answer 9

after 20 weeks

Question 10

early fetla death

Answer 10

20-27

Question 11

late fetal death

Answer 11

> 29

Question 12

still birth

Answer 12

is occur at or later than 20 weeks

Question 13

early neonatal death

Answer 13

fever than 7 days

Question 14

late neonatal death

Answer 14

7-28 days

Question 15

infant death

Answer 15

within first year

Question 16

miles model

Answer 16

acute distress
intense grief
reorginzaion

Question 17

suriviroal guilt

Answer 17

grandparent
death is out of oder

Question 18

treat the baby as if it was alive