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Placental Examination Quiz

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 9mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the normal shape of the placenta?

a)

Discoid

b)

Oval

c)

Rectangular

d)

Triangular

2.

What is the approximate weight of a normal placenta?

a)

300-400 grams

b)

600-700 grams

c)

400-500 grams

d)

500-600 grams

3.

What is the primary function of the placenta in terms of gas exchange?

a)

Secretory function

b)

Nutritive function

c)

Respiratory function

d)

Excretory function

4.

What is the first step in the placental examination procedure?

a)

Prepare equipment

b)

Wash hands

c)

Receive the placenta

d)

Wear gloves

5.

What color is the maternal surface of a normal placenta?

a)

Dark red

b)

Yellow

c)

Gray

d)

White

6.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a normal umbilical cord?

a)

Contains two arteries and one vein

b)

Length at term is 55 to 60 cm

c)

Contains abundant Wharton's jelly

d)

Diameter is 3.0 to 3.5 cm

7.

What is the definition of placental examination?

a)

Observation of the fetus

b)

Examination of the placenta after expulsion

c)

Assessment of maternal health

d)

Evaluation of fetal growth

8.

What equipment is necessary for placental examination?

a)

Stethoscope

b)

Gloves and apron

c)

Ultrasound machine

d)

Surgical instruments

9.

What is a bilobed placenta?

a)

Placenta with two equal-sized lobes

b)

Placenta with a single lobe

c)

Placenta with multiple lobes

d)

Placenta with no lobes

10.

What is the risk associated with a velamentous cord insertion?

a)

Physical damage to vessels

b)

Increased birth weight

c)

Reduced maternal complications

d)

Higher chance of normal delivery

11.

What should be noted when examining the fetal surface of the placenta?

a)

Presence of cotyledons

b)

Size, odor, and color

c)

Weight of the placenta

d)

Thickness of the placenta

12.

What is the purpose of examining the membranes during placental examination?

a)

To evaluate fetal heart rate

b)

To measure the placenta's weight

c)

To assess maternal health

d)

To check for extra vessels or lobes

13.

What is a characteristic of a circumvallate placenta?

a)

Thick white ring around the edge

b)

Presence of multiple vessels

c)

Absence of Wharton's jelly

d)

Normal insertion of the umbilical cord

14.

What should be done after completing the placental examination?

a)

Present the placenta to the family

b)

Store the placenta for future use

c)

Dispose of the placenta and equipment

d)

Send the placenta for genetic testing

15.

What is the significance of Wharton's jelly in the umbilical cord?

a)

Provides structural support

b)

Facilitates gas exchange

c)

Increases blood flow

d)

Decreases risk of infection

16.

What is the main aim of placental examination?

a)

To assess maternal nutrition

b)

To evaluate labor progress

c)

To determine fetal health

d)

To detect any abnormalities

17.

What is the expected diameter of a normal placenta?

a)

25-28 cm

b)

15-18 cm

c)

30-32 cm

d)

20-22 cm