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WorksheetsANTENATAL CLASS 31.10.2020
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 6mins
What is the definition of labour?
Clinical pelvimetry to assess the adequacy of bony pelvis
Effacement/thickness of the cervix
Regular, progressive uterine contractions leading to gradual dilatation of the cervical os and descend of the presenting part, with or without the presence of show or leaking liquor
Which IS the INCORRECT initial assessment - vaginal/internal examination?
Dilation of the os
Station of the fetal head
Estimation of size of the fetus
Clinical pelvimetry to assess the adequacy of bony pelvis
Which are the CORRECT stages sequence of labour ?
- from delivery of infant until delivery of the placenta
- from complete cervical dilatation until delivery of the infant
- from the onset of labour until complete cervical dilatation. Divided into latent and active first stage
1.from complete cervical dilatation until delivery of the infant
2.from delivery of infant until delivery of the placenta
3.from the onset of labour until complete cervical dilatation. Divided into latent and active first stage
- from the onset of labour until complete cervical dilatation. Divided into latent and active first stage
- from complete cervical dilatation until delivery of the infant
- from delivery of infant until delivery of the placenta
Which are the CORRECT Intrapartum analgesia?
Epidural
Entonox
Injectable forms eg IM pethidine, IM tramadol, IM Nubain
All of the above
Healthy habits during which trimester are most crucial for the well-being of the developing fetus?
First
Second
Last
All
Which of these exercises do doctors recommend during pregnancy?
Brisk Walking
Running
All of the above
Why are routine blood and urine tests carried out throughout pregnancy?
To monitor the concentration of antibodies
To monitor the concentration of marker chemicals
To check the woman's fitness levels
When are postnatal checks done?
Before pregnancy
During pregnancy
After the baby is born
Antenatal period includes
28 weeks
40 weeks
42 weeks
36 weeks
Antenatal examination includes;
Assessment of fetal growth
examination of mother
Assessment of complication
ALL
Care given after birth
Pre natal
Post Natal
Antenatal
Calcium is necessary for making the baby’s?
growth of the foetus
baby’s bones and teeth
baby’s blood and to avoid or reduce incidence of anemia
Iron is necessary for making the baby’s
Baby’s blood and to avoid or reduce incidence of anemia
Growth of the foetus
Baby’s bones and teeth
Protein is necessary for making the baby’s
Growth of the foetus
Baby’s bones and teeth
Baby’s blood and to avoid or reduce incidence of anemia
What is the role of the placenta?
Supplies oxygen and nutrients ti the developing baby
Keep the baby warm
Regulates the embryos heart beat
All of the above
A developing fetus grows in which part of a woman's body?
Fallopian tube
Uterus
Ovary
Stomach
What is the most common sign of pregnancy?
Nausea and vomiting
Headaches and backaches
Not getting a period
Feeling more hungry than normal
What term describes when the baby is taken out of the uterus by making an incision in the lower abdomen?
Caesar's sectioning
Caesarian section
Miscarriage
Breeched birth
A medical procedure that involves a surgical incision to prevent the tearing of tissues during delivery.
Epididymitis
Endocervicitis
Endometriosis
Episiotomy
A period of three months is known as a(n)
Gestation
Trimester
Embryo
