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WorksheetsQuiz on Cord Prolapse
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 3hrs 30mins
What is the definition of cord prolapse?
When the membranes are intact and the cord is felt alongside the presenting part
A type of fetal presentation
A cause of maternal morbidity
Descent of the umbilical cord into the lower uterine segment
Which of the following is a type of cord prolapse?
Occult cord prolapse
Transverse cord prolapse
Complete cord presentation
Breech cord presentation
What is the primary risk factor related to fetal factors for cord prolapse?
Multipara
Unstable lie
Low birth weight
Polyhydramnios
Which position is recommended to relieve pressure off the cord in an emergency?
Standing position
Sitting position
Knee-chest position
Supine position
What is a common complication associated with cord prolapse?
Maternal hypertension
Neonatal morbidity and mortality
Increased fetal movement
Decreased uterine contractions
What is the purpose of bladder filling in the management of cord prolapse?
To induce labor
To elevate the presenting part off the cord
To provide maternal comfort
To monitor fetal heart rate
What should be monitored closely after the rupture of membranes in a patient at risk for cord prolapse?
Maternal blood pressure
Fetal heart rate
Uterine contractions
Maternal temperature
In the case of an occult cord prolapse, what is the first action to take?
Administer IV fluids
Perform a vaginal examination
Place the mother in the left lateral position
Prepare for immediate cesarean section
What is the significance of confirming the viability of the fetus during an emergency management of cord prolapse?
To assess maternal health
To inform the mother about the situation
To prepare for neonatal resuscitation
To decide on the mode of delivery
What is the role of terbutaline in the management of cord prolapse?
To increase uterine contractions
To reduce contractions during fetal distress
To stabilize maternal blood pressure
To enhance fetal heart rate
What is the primary goal of emergency management in cases of cord prolapse?
To prevent maternal complications
To monitor fetal heart rate
To expedite delivery of the baby
To ensure maternal comfort
Lift/elevate the _____ to reduce vasospasm of the cord.
Cord
Cephalic
Buttocks
Bed
What immediate action should be taken if a cord prolapse is suspected during labor?
Perform a cesarean section
Administer pain relief
Place the mother in a knee-chest position
Monitor fetal heart rate
Which of the following is a potential consequence of untreated cord prolapse?
Increased maternal anxiety
Maternal hemorrhage
Fetal hypoxia
Prolonged labor
What is a key indicator that cord prolapse may be occurring during labor?
Prolonged labor duration
Variable decelerations in fetal heart rate
Decreased fetal movement
Increased maternal heart rate
