WorksheetsMOT MCQ2
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Linda is in the labour room. She is at the 2nd stage of labour and this start when the
cervix is dilated at 7cm
contraction pain scored at 8
baby and placenta are both delivered.
cervix is fully dilated and ends with birth of baby
At the 1st stage of labour, contractions are mild, irregular and lasts between 10 to 20 seconds. This occurs at the
active phase
passive phase
latent phase
transition phase
The term “Mechanism of labour” refer to
the 1st stage of labour
bursting of the water bag.
intense regular contraction
a series of movements the fetus makes to pass through the birth canal, driven by uterine contractions and gravity
An active management to deliver the placenta at the 3rd stage of labour is to give ____________(medication)
oxytoxin
progesterone
prostaglandin
pethidine
Complication of pre-eclampsia is
high blood pressure
premature birth
seizures
still birth
The baby’s head changes shape during childbirth due to pressure exerted in the birth canal. This process is known as
moulding
shaping
scaffolding
transformation
Helen is pregnant. Her obstetric history is G3, P0 and nulliparous
she had 2 miscarriages
she had 3 miscarriages
She has 1 miscarriages and 1 live birth
She has 2 miscarriages and 1 live birth
The phases of conception are in these sequences
fertilisation, implantation and ovulation
implantation, fertilization and ovulation
ovulation, implantation and fertilization
ovulation, fertilization and implantation
One method of assisted conception is using a specialized needle where the selected sperm is injected directly into the center of a mature egg. This method is known as
One method of assisted conception is using a specialized needle where the selected sperm is injected One
Surrogacy
Intrauterine Insemination
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection
In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) and Embryo Transfer
Vivian is happy when she had missed period, breast changes and aversion to seafood where she once crave. This is a likely a ____outcome of pregnancy
probable
possible
positive
pending
The volume of amniotic fluid will reach _______ml by 34 week of gestation
300ml
400ml
600ml
800ml
The umbilical cord of the foetus in the uterus measure
30-40cm in length
50-70cm in length
80-100cm in length
120-140cm in length
The placenta comprised maternal and fetus tissue. The maternal tissue is known as the
blastocytes
chorion
decidua
ion
A fertilized egg that is formed from the fusion of sperm and the egg is known as
embryo
zygote
ovum
foetus
During pregnancy, the foetus received oxygen and nutrients from the
uterus
umbilical vein
amniotic fluid
umbilical artery
The presentation more suitable for a vaginal delivery is the
breech
brow
face
vertex
Suboccipito- bregmatic (SOB) is also known as the
Face presentation
Brow presentation
Vertex (well flex head)
Vertex ( deflexed head)
The woman pelvis most favourable for delivery is the
Android
Anthropoid
Gynaecoid
Platypelloid
Most of the critical development of the fetus major organ and system is complete by
week 7-8
week 9-12
week 20-24
week 24-28
After given epidural for a patient due for labour, the nurse should check for
increased contraction
high block effect
hypertension
lower limb numbness
Mrs Tan is at 41 weeks gestation. Her obstetric history is Gravida 4, para 2. Her previous pregnancy was vaginal birth with the use of forcep. She is suitable for
caesarian section
induction of labour
normal vaginal delivery
forcep delivery again
Mdm Koh has gestational diabetes. She is currently at 37 gestational week and experiencing regular contraction. Fetal head is already engaged. The medical team should
delay labour with medication
perform caesarean section
continue with vaginal delivery
burst the water bag
Linda is 41 year pregnant. Her water bag had burst, and she is experiencing contraction. Examination reveals her cervix to be 5cm for the past 2hr. To help to dilate the cervix, the doctor should order a pessary known as
oxytocin
progesterone
prostaglandin
relaxin
The cervix will ripen by applying pressure and encouraging dilation with the
use of pessary
administration of epidural
use of forcep
introduction of catheter
A rare but serious obstetric complication in which unprotected fetal blood vessels from the umbilical cord or placenta run across or very close to the internal cervical opening is known as
vasa previa
vasa abruptio
placenta previa
placenta abruptio
A rare but life-threatening complication of pregnancy where amniotic fluid, fetal cells, or other debris enter the mother's bloodstream is known ast
vasa previa
vasa embolism
placenta embolism
amniotic fluid embolism
To dislodge the shoulder of a foetus with shoulder dystocia, the doctor should perform
tummy tuck
epiostomy
suprapubic pressure
forcep delivery
Ectopic pregnancy can be diagnosed using
Magnesium sulphate is given to pregnant woman with eclampsia to
reduce high protein level
Placenta detaches partially or completely from the uterus before the baby is born is known as
vasa previa
