OBG Nursing

when the fetal occiput is present posteriorly over the sacroiliac joint, it is said to be

• mal presentation

• malposition

• oblique lie

• transverse lie

The common cause for occipito posterior position is

• android pelvis

• preterm labor

• pendulous abdomen

• congenital fetal anomaly

The presenting diameter of occipito posterior position is

• sub occipito bregmatic

• sub occipito frontal

• occipito frontal

• mento vertical

The attitude of fetal head in occipito posterior position is

• well flexed

• deflexed

• partially extended

• extended

When the sinciput takes the leading part the outcome of occipito posterior position would be

• long rotation

• short rotation

• deep transcerse arrest

• persistent occipito posterior position

Third degree perineal tear with button hole trauma is common in

• long rotation

• face to pubis delivery

• deep transverse arrest

• delivery of head in well flexed head

Failure to maintain flexion of fetal head while rotation in occipito posterior position can lead to

• face to pubis delivery

• deep transverse arrest

• persistent OP Position

• conversion to face or brow presentation

The forceps that is used to rotate the fetal head in deep transverse arrest is

• Keilands forceps

• Simpsons forceps

• Wriggleys forceps

• Axis traction forceps

The type of breech when the knees are extended and the hips are flexed

• Complete breech

• Frank breech

• Kne presentation

• Footling breech

The common cause for breech presentation

• Anterior obliquity of uterus

• contracted pelvis

• preterm labor

• anthropoid pelvis