WorksheetsObstetrics and Gynecology Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
A 32-year-old woman, G3 P2, is 38 weeks pregnant. She has a history of gestational diabetes, which is well-controlled with diet. Her fundal height measures larger than expected for her dates. What is the most likely associated complication of delivery that should be anticipated by the healthcare team?
Postpartum psychosis
Shoulder dystocia
Uterine rupture
Placenta accreta
According to Naegele's rule, what is the Estimated Date of Delivery (EDD) for a patient whose Last Normal Menstrual Period (LNMP) began on June 10, 2023?
March 3, 2024
March 17, 2024
September 17, 2023
March 10, 2024
A patient is at her booking visit. Her obstetric history is recorded as G5 P3. What does this mean?
She has had 5 live births and is currently pregnant with her 3rd child.
She has had 5 pregnancies, resulting in 3 live births.
She has had 3 pregnancies, with 5 children due to multiple births.
She has had 3 live births and 2 miscarriages.
A 28-year-old patient G2 P1 is in active labour. Her cervix was 5cm dilated 2 hours ago and is now 7cm dilated. What is the most appropriate assessment of her labour progress based on the presentation?
It is obstructed labour
It is abnormally slow
It is progressing normally
Latent phase of labour
Which of the following is a common indication for a Caesarean section ?
Severe nausea and vomiting in the first trimester.
A history of a previous breech delivery.
Diagnosis of placenta previa on ultrasound.
Maternal request for a specific birth date.
What is the ideal gestational age for a pregnant woman to attend her booking clinic?
At 4 weeks, as soon as a home test is positive.
At 8 weeks, after the second missed period.
At 20 weeks, to coincide with the anomaly scan.
In the third trimester, when she feels fetal movements.
What is the primary purpose of an ultrasound scan performed between 11 and 14 weeks gestation?
To determine the fetal gender.
To assess the readiness of the cervix for labour.
To measure crown-rump length for gestational dating.
To estimate the fetal birth weight.
A patient reports a history of three consecutive pregnancy losses, all occurring at 9 weeks gestation. Why is this significant in her antenatal history?
It is a normal variant and requires no further action.
It indicates a risk factor requiring further investigation and management.
It means she will automatically require a Caesarean section for her next delivery.
It classifies her as a grande multipara.
A patient is in the second stage of labour but is experiencing poor maternal effort and is becoming exhausted. The fetal heart rate is reassuring. What is the most appropriate initial course of action?
Proceed immediately with an emergency Caesarean section.
Administer strong sedatives to allow the mother to rest.
Consider using vacuum extraction or forceps.
Encourage the mother to breathe and keep pushing.
A patient reports a past surgical history of a Caesarean section. Why is this a critical piece of information?
It is a absolute contraindication for a future vaginal birth.
It automatically means she will have a postpartum hemorrhage.
A previous C/S is a common indication for a subsequent C/S.
It requires her to take antibiotics throughout her current pregnancy.
