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WorksheetsOLSS MINOR HSNZ POST TEST
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
Which of the following are risk factors for cord prolapse?
IUGR or preterm baby
Abnormal lie and presentation
Polyhydramnios
All of the above
How can cord prolapse be prevented?
Routine ultrasound examination to identify cord presentation
Using balloon catheter as a method of induction instead of prostaglandins
Performing artificial membrane rupture if the presenting part if high
Doing control artificial rupture of membrane if cases where the presenting part if high
What should be your first action if there is a sudden unexplained fetal bradycardia in a lady after SROM?
Vaginal examination
Red alert initiation
Elevate the patient’s buttocks on 2 pillows
Push the patient for a category 1 caesarean section
Following are the complications of shoulder dystocia except?
Postpartum haemorrhage
Bladder atony
Psychological trauma
Uterine rupture
According to the Malaysian CPG, which risk factor for VTE scoring is true?
High risk Thrombophilia score is 2
Medical co-morbidities score is 2
Previous thromboembolism score is 4
Current stillbirth score is 2
When performing CPR in a pregnant lady in third trimester, what steps should be taken?
Perform CPR in left lateral position
Manually displace the uterus to the patient’s right
Manually displace the uterus to the patient’s left
Manage exactly the same as any other patient in supine position
All of the following are risk factors for DVT, EXCEPT?
SVD
LSCS
Previous DVT in pregnancy
PPH with massive blood transfussion
A side effect of too rapid administration of MGSO4 is:
Hypotension
Cardiac arrest
Respiratory depression
All of these selection
These are signs of uterine rupture except:
Pain over the scar which persists between contractions
Hypovolemic shock
Fetal part easily palpable on abdominal palpation
Meconium stained liquor
The critical characteristics of high-quality CPR include which of the following?
Minimize interruptions in chest compression (<10 seconds)
Depth is 5cm to 6cm
Compression rate 100-120bom compressions per minute
All of the above
In which of the following conditions, vaginal delivery is not absolutely contraindicated?
Vasa previa
Placenta previa Type IV
Uterine rupture
Abruptio placenta that is stable with normal fetal heart rate
What is the range of acceptable fetal heart variability in a CTG?
1-10
5-25
10-30
>25
What is a partogram?
A chart for recording cervical dilatation only
An observation chart to record the clinical findings during the antenatal period
A machine to record the fetal heart rate
A chart to record the progress of labour together with the maternal and fetal condition
Which of the following is the most common type of episiotomy?
Medio-lateral
Mixed (both angled and midline)
Median (midline)
Transverse (across the perineum)
In an out of hospital management of Eclampsia, what dose of IM Magnesium Sulphate (MgSO4) should be administrated?
IM MgSO4 4g STAT
IM MgSO4 8mls STAT
IM MgSO4 10g STAT
IM MgSO4 5g STAT
