WorksheetsWeek 3 Quiz
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
Anna, is 34+5 weeks pregnant, she presents with itchy palms and soles of her feet. What blood test is most likely to be diagnostic?
ALP
Bile Acids
Bilirubin
CRP
Anna's bile acids are 134, when would you expect Anna to be delivered?
41 weeks
Immediatedly
39 weeks
37 weeks
Salma is 34+3 and presents to MAU after she woke up following a sudden gushing sensation, and noticed that her pyjamas were wet. What investigation is diagnostic?
Amnisure
Fetal Fibronectin
High Vaginal Swab
CRP
Salma is amnisure positive. What management does Salma need?
Magnesium Sulfate infusion
Erythromycin 250mg QDS,
Betamethasone 12.5mg twice
Erythromycin 250mg QDS, Nifedipine 100mg
Benzylpenicillin 3g once, Nifedipine 100mg once
Eliza is 31+2, she presents with regular abdominal tightenings. What investigation will help predict the likelihood of pre-term labour?
Urinary PCR
PlGF
Amnisure
Fetal Fibronectin
Brittany, is 36+2 weeks gestation, she has a confirmed breech presentation. What would be the firstline management?
Elective C-Section
External Cephalic Version
Breech Vaginal Delivery
Emergency C-Section
Vanessa, is 9+2 weeks gestation, she presents with vomiting, which anti-emetic is best avoided in the first trimester?
Ondansetron
Cyclizine
Metoclopramide
Prednisolone
When is the second stage of labour?
4cm to fully dilated
5cm to birth of the baby
Fully dilated to birth of baby
Delivery of placenta and membranes
Bella is fully dilated, she has had two previous children. She has been pushing for 60 minutes, what is the first line management?
Instrumental Delivery
Emergency C-Section
McRobert's Maneouvre
Episiotomy
Uma is delivering her first baby, the fetal head has been delivered, however the shoulder was not delivered on the following contraction. What is the firstline management?
Keilland's Forceps
Episiotomy
Internal rotational maneouvre
McRobert's Maneouvre
Where is the cut typically during an episiotomy?
Midline
Superior- Lateral
Medio- Lateral
Lateral
What is the definition of a massive postpartum haemorrhage?
Blood loss >1000ml
Blood loss >1500ml
Blood loss >2000ml
Blood loss >2500ml
Which of these is NOT typically a cause of primary post-partum haemorrhage?
endometrial aplasia with aTypia
uterine aTony
Trauma
Retained placenta
