C-Section Overview Quiz

What is the primary reason for preferring a horizontal incision in a C-section?

• It results in more bleeding.

• It is easier to stitch.

• It is quicker to perform.

• It causes less post-operative pain.

Which country has the highest rate of C-sections?

• United States

• India

• Brazil

• China

What is fetal macrosomia?

• A condition affecting the mother's pelvis.

• A condition where the baby is too large.

• A condition where the baby is too small.

• A type of infection.

Which of the following is NOT a reason for an emergency C-section?

• The baby's heart rate is too slow.

• The baby is too large.

• The mother's pelvis is too small.

• The baby is in an odd position.

What is a potential risk of having multiple C-sections?

• No risk of placental disorders.

• Increased risk of uterine rupture.

• Decreased risk of infection.

• Shorter healing time.

What is placenta accreta?

• A condition where the placenta attaches too loosely.

• A condition where the placenta attaches too firmly.

• A condition where the placenta does not attach at all.

• A condition where the placenta is absent.

What is TOLAC?

• Trial of labor and cesarean.

• Temporary labor after cesarean.

• Total operation for labor and cesarean.

• Trial of labor after cesarean.

Why is uterine rupture a concern in women with previous C-sections?

• It leads to faster labor.

• The scarred area of the uterus is weaker.

• The scarred area of the uterus is stronger.

• It prevents future pregnancies.

What was the traditional approach for women with previous C-sections before the 1980s?

• They were advised to have C-sections for all future deliveries.

• They were given the choice of delivery method.

• They were not allowed to have more children.

• They were encouraged to have vaginal deliveries.

What is the current approach to deciding delivery methods for women with previous C-sections?

• A standardized protocol is followed.

• All women are advised to have elective C-sections.

• Decisions are made on a case-by-case basis.

• All women are advised to have TOLAC.