WorksheetsPERINATAL INFECTION
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 8mins
Regarding Hepatitis B infection in pregnancy:
HBeAg indicates an increased risk of transmission
TRUE
FALSE
Regarding Hepatitis B infection in pregnancy:
Anti-HBs levels> 100iu/L indicates a good post vaccine response
TRUE
FALSE
Regarding Hepatitis B infection in pregnancy:
Viral loads greater than 108 IU/ml increase risk of vertical transmission
TRUE
FALSE
Regarding Hepatitis B infection in pregnancy:
Hepatitis B immunoglobulin is indicated in newborn of HBeAg positive mother
TRUE
FALSE
Regarding Varicella zoster:
It is an RNA virus of the herpes family
TRUE
FALSE
Regarding Varicella zoster:
It is infectious 48 hours following appearance of rash until the vesicles crust over
TRUE
FALSE
Regarding Varicella zoster:
It has an incubation period of 10 to 20 days
TRUE
FALSE
Regarding Varicella zoster:
Transplacental passage of the virus decreases as gestation advances
TRUE
FALSE
Regarding Varicella zoster:
Reactivation as herpes zoster results in intra-uterine infection
TRUE
FALSE
Group B haemolytic Streptococcus (GBS):
is a facultative aerobic organism
TRUE
FALSE
Group B haemolytic Streptococcus (GBS):
causes premature labour
TRUE
FALSE
Group B haemolytic Streptococcus (GBS):
infection in pregnancy is treated with Augmentin
TRUE
FALSE
Group B haemolytic Streptococcus (GBS):
detection is more sensitive by PCR assay than culture
TRUE
FALSE
Group B haemolytic Streptococcus (GBS):
is part of normal flora in the gut and genital tract
TRUE
FALSE
Regarding bacterial vaginosis in pregnancy:
It is caused by aerobic organisms
TRUE
FALSE
Regarding bacterial vaginosis in pregnancy:
It is diagnosed by gram staining
TRUE
FALSE
Regarding bacterial vaginosis in pregnancy:
It causes intrauterine growth restriction
TRUE
FALSE
Regarding bacterial vaginosis in pregnancy
It increases susceptibility to HIV infection
TRUE
FALSE
Regarding bacterial vaginosis in pregnancy:
Clindamycin is a treatment option
TRUE
FALSE
Parvovirus B19:
is transmitted via respiratory droplets
TRUE
FALSE
Parvovirus B19:
is teratogenic
TRUE
FALSE
Parvovirus B19:
infection after 20 weeks' gestation is associated with a higher risk of fetal loss
TRUE
FALSE
Parvovirus B19:
infection causes hydrops fetalis
TRUE
FALSE
Parvovirus B19:
viraemia occurs 14 days after exposure
TRUE
FALSE
Regarding Hepatitis B infection in pregnancy:
Breastfeeding is contraindicated in mothers on antiviral therapy
TRUE
FALSE
