In the second trimester, keisha found taht she felt increasingly unable to cope with the physical

problems affecting her, in particularher back problems, tiredness and heartburn. despite
discussing these and the negative effect on her mood with her midwife, keisha did not feel that
she was being taken seriously. she brushed off and that she was seen to be making a fuss. this
seemed to be reinforced by her partner and her family.

After the birth, her incontinence concerned her, as did her back pain. her thinking became more
negative about herself, her ability to care for her baby and her relationship eith the partner.
keisha also lost interest in caring for herself and found that her appetite was low. she also gained
very little pleasure from anything she did, particulary with her baby. keisha became more and
more uncommunicative and when she did speak to others, she often felt irritable

Instruction:
Make an assessment of Keisha situation, which include:
1. Screening (diagnostic tool) and diagnosis for Keisha case
2. Risk factors, care treatment that are likely to be the most effective

Use a valid, reliable and trust worthy papers/literatures for your assessment

Hint: (you will get full mark if you could include things below in your assessment) gathering
Information That Include:
1. Physical Health
2. Personal And Family History
3. Risk And Protective Factors
4. Current Mental State
5. Psychological Well-Being
6. Social Circumstances And Networks
7. Relationship Issues
8. Plans For Adjustmenyt To The New Life