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Sounds like she's scared of the rooster, she may get a bit better with her actions as she acclimates being with the flock. I would make sure she's getting to eat/drink well even if you have to take her aside daily.

Glad to hear she is doing well! Is she laying eggs? Can you give a little more info about how she responds differently to the rooster - does she hide, reject him, etc. How does he respond to her - is he courting her? Some hens are not that receptive to roosters, they don't squat for them or...

I'm glad she is doing better! Some aggression is going to happen when integrating a new bird to your flock. Take it slow and you may want to put her in a separate cage/run where the others can see her but can't get to her so they become familiar. Even with that, you will likely see a bit of...

:goodpost: I agree. Start with a total wash up, the bath will also kill a few of the critters on her. The OP will also be able to see what "comes off" in the bath water as well. Wet feathers make it easy to look at skin and wounds this way she can make note of what else needs to be...