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Psychosocial Adaptation to Pregnancy | Maternal, Paternal & Cultural Perspectives in Nursing

Pregnancy is more than physical change. It is a profound psychological, social, and cultural transformation. This video breaks down psychosocial adaptation to pregnancy from a nursing perspective, focusing on how pregnancy reshapes identity, relationships, and health outcomes. Topics covered include: Maternal psychological development and the tasks of pregnancy Paternal adaptation and partner involvement Sibling adaptation to pregnancy Impact of maternal age, adolescent pregnancy, and pregnancy over 35 LGBTQ+ pregnancy experiences and the importance of inclusive care Social determinants of health and maternal health disparities Implicit bias in healthcare and its effect on clinical outcomes Cultural beliefs, taboos, and culturally responsive nursing care Nursing strategies that support healthy psychosocial adaptation Why this matters for nurses: Understanding the psychosocial dimensions of pregnancy strengthens clinical judgment, improves communication, promotes culturally competent care, and directly contributes to safer maternal and neonatal outcomes. This content is essential for OB exams, NCLEX preparation, and real-world clinical practice. Student Nurse Hacks provides high-yield nursing education to help you study smarter and practice safer.