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ODP obstetrics

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why might a woman need to go to theatre in obstetrics ?

a)

Instrumental delivery

b)

Repair of perineal injury

c)

Bleeding

d)

Elective caesarean section

e)

Emergency caesarean section

2.

Preferable routes of anaesthetic in obstetrics are

a)

Spinal

b)

Epidural

c)

General anaesthtic

3.

What is it about obstetric patients we need to consider ?

a)

Higher risk of aspiration

b)

1.5 - 2litres of extra circulating blood volume

c)

Bladder can hold up to 1 litre of urine

d)

Blood loss can be excessive and rapid

e)

They are less likely to develop blood clots

4.

Decision made for caesarean section is made based on pathological CTG and baby’s heart rate is showing signs of concern - What does the midwife need to consider ?

a)

Neonatal doctor to attend

b)

Can birthing partner stay ?

c)

Auscultation of fetal heart in theatre

d)

The instruments needed for the procedure

5.

Does a Caesarean section carry more risks for baby ?

a)

YES

b)

NO

6.

How may women develop hypertension in the antenatal period ?

a)

5%

b)

30-40%

c)

50%

d)

10-15%

7.

What are the possible complications of having a caesarean section ?

a)

Bleeding

b)

Infection

c)

Bladder injury

d)

Urethral trauma

8.

According to the Baby Friendly Initiative (2019) what is best practice for neonates in the first hour of life ?

a)

Skin-to skin contact for as long as possible but for at least an hour with mother

b)

To be dressed and given to birth partner in recovery

c)

To observe for feeding que’s

d)

To be weighed

9.

What Never event do we have in obstetrics ?

a)

Intrapartum death of neonate at elective caesarean section

b)

Major haemorrhage

c)

Swab left insitu

10.

How can we improve the outcomes for our women and babies ?

a)

Introducing ourselves

b)

Offer everyone a cup of tea

c)

Make ourselves aware of everyone’s roles in the theatre

d)

Having confidence to speak up if we see bad practice