CT22 Obs & Gyn PART 5

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問題一覧

Which of the following are not risk factors for ectopic pregnancy?

Trauma to the pelvic area

Which of the following are NOT pieces of equipment required to support a possible newborn resuscitation:

I-gel size 3

Due to the increase in blood volume in a pregnant female blood loss may be tolerated well. How many mls of blood can be lost before evidence of hypovolemia

1000ml

Which option indicates risk factors for PPH?

Multiparity

Which of the following correctly defines eclampsia?

Generalised convulsions in pre-eclamptic patient

Please choose the correct option relating to a common complication associated with medical abortion:

Retained products

Cardiac output in a pregnant female may increase by what percentage throughout pregnancy?

50%

You are presented with a patient who is expecting a baby. On assessment you note that there is a bulging perineum, an urge to push, waters broken, with evidence of a mucous bloody show, contractions are 30 seconds apart. What are the correct recommendations?

Call control & ask for extra resources, a midwife, prepare for birth & set up a resus station

Pre-eclampsia can be classifies according to the mothers blood pressure (BP) into mild, moderate & severe hypertension. Please choose the correct range for each classification (select 3 options)

Mild hypertension is defined as a BP of 140-149mmhg systolic & a diastolic of 90-99mmhg, Moderate hypertension is defined as a BP of 150-159mmhg systolic & a diastolic of 100-109mmhg, Severe hypertension is defined as a BP of 160mmhg systolic or greater & a diastolic of 110mmhg or greater

Intra hospital transfers of a preterm babies are transported on:

An incubator

If birth is not imminent when dealing with a labouring patient who is expecting multiple births your management should include:

Rapid transfer to the nearest consultant led obstretic unit

Select a main cause of trauma in pregnancy:

Domestic abuse

Oxygen & nutrients from the mother’s blood are transferred through the umbilical cord to the foetus across what?

Placenta

Which of the following is NOT a cause of a uterine prolapse:

Kidney stone

Indentify the correct management option for a non-complicated presentation of heavy menstrual bleeding (menorrhagia) & otherwise clinically stable:

GP referral for review & ongoing management

A cliteridectomy is seen in which practice?

FGM

Select 1 of the main modifcations to be made when managing a pregant trauma patient:

Higher hand position for compressions

Childbirth & midwifery are a branch of medicine known as which of the following?

Obstetrics

Post-Partum haemorrhage (PPH) is bleeding:

Within 24 hour of giving birth

The risk factors for pre-term babies may include which of the following?

Previous pre-term

Labour is considered normal after how many weeks of pregnancy?

After 37 weeks

Choose the correct statement that best describes placental abruption?

Where a normally sited placenta separates from the uterine wall

The need to assess a new born within one minute of birth is to recognise & manage any concerns by using the APGA score. What is this to check for?

Tone

Signs of cervical cancer are associated with which of the following symptoms?

Bleeding after sex

How should assisting a mother with the delivery of a 24 week old pre-term baby be managed?

Manage using ABCDEFG approach

Gynaecology is health of the female reproductive system which includes:

Vagina, uterus, ovaries & breasts

The word used in maternal notes to indicate the baby is in a head down presentation is which of the following:

Cephalic

A new-born baby is defined by the World Health Organisation (WHO) as:

A child under 28 days

When completing an obstetric assessment, which of the following would NOT be considered to be a special case?

Full term and in establish labour

Management of vagina bleeding would be in line with which JRCALC Guidance?

A dynamic clinical assessment would determine which of the guidance would be used to support management

Select an anatomical differences of a pre-term baby compared to a full-time newborn:

Underdeveloped lungs

During miscarriage when the products of conception are not completely passed through cervix they can become trapped. This is a potentially life-threatening emergency called:

Cervical shock

Show the dystocia can be recognised by what presentation?

The fetal head is visible during contractions but retreats in between

You are presented with a concealed pregnancy that on palpation the top of the fundus is at the umbilicus. How many weeks pregnant would they suspected to be?

20 weeks pregnant

You arrived to a woman in the second stage of labour and birth is imminent. What are your actions?

To ensure senior support is is sought via EOC stating that in months and prepare for birth

Which is one of the main considerations when managing a newborn within the first 60 seconds?

Maintaining temperature

The responsibility of an EMT1 in reporting female genital mutilation (FGM) is:

To ensure safeguarding processes followed

Included in the key considerations for the assessment of a pregnant trauma patients are:

Any vaginal blood loss

Stage two of labour is defined as

Full dilation of cervix and ends with birth of baby

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問題一覧

Which of the following are not risk factors for ectopic pregnancy?

Trauma to the pelvic area

Which of the following are NOT pieces of equipment required to support a possible newborn resuscitation:

I-gel size 3

Due to the increase in blood volume in a pregnant female blood loss may be tolerated well. How many mls of blood can be lost before evidence of hypovolemia

1000ml

Which option indicates risk factors for PPH?

Multiparity

Which of the following correctly defines eclampsia?

Generalised convulsions in pre-eclamptic patient

Please choose the correct option relating to a common complication associated with medical abortion:

Retained products

Cardiac output in a pregnant female may increase by what percentage throughout pregnancy?

50%

Call control & ask for extra resources, a midwife, prepare for birth & set up a resus station

Pre-eclampsia can be classifies according to the mothers blood pressure (BP) into mild, moderate & severe hypertension. Please choose the correct range for each classification (select 3 options)

Intra hospital transfers of a preterm babies are transported on:

An incubator

If birth is not imminent when dealing with a labouring patient who is expecting multiple births your management should include:

Rapid transfer to the nearest consultant led obstretic unit

Select a main cause of trauma in pregnancy:

Domestic abuse

Oxygen & nutrients from the mother’s blood are transferred through the umbilical cord to the foetus across what?

Placenta

Which of the following is NOT a cause of a uterine prolapse:

Kidney stone

Indentify the correct management option for a non-complicated presentation of heavy menstrual bleeding (menorrhagia) & otherwise clinically stable:

GP referral for review & ongoing management

A cliteridectomy is seen in which practice?

FGM

Select 1 of the main modifcations to be made when managing a pregant trauma patient:

Higher hand position for compressions

Childbirth & midwifery are a branch of medicine known as which of the following?

Obstetrics

Post-Partum haemorrhage (PPH) is bleeding:

Within 24 hour of giving birth

The risk factors for pre-term babies may include which of the following?

Previous pre-term

Labour is considered normal after how many weeks of pregnancy?

After 37 weeks

Choose the correct statement that best describes placental abruption?

Where a normally sited placenta separates from the uterine wall

The need to assess a new born within one minute of birth is to recognise & manage any concerns by using the APGA score. What is this to check for?

Tone

Signs of cervical cancer are associated with which of the following symptoms?

Bleeding after sex

How should assisting a mother with the delivery of a 24 week old pre-term baby be managed?

Manage using ABCDEFG approach

Gynaecology is health of the female reproductive system which includes:

Vagina, uterus, ovaries & breasts

The word used in maternal notes to indicate the baby is in a head down presentation is which of the following:

Cephalic

A new-born baby is defined by the World Health Organisation (WHO) as:

A child under 28 days

When completing an obstetric assessment, which of the following would NOT be considered to be a special case?

Full term and in establish labour

Management of vagina bleeding would be in line with which JRCALC Guidance?

A dynamic clinical assessment would determine which of the guidance would be used to support management

Select an anatomical differences of a pre-term baby compared to a full-time newborn:

Underdeveloped lungs

During miscarriage when the products of conception are not completely passed through cervix they can become trapped. This is a potentially life-threatening emergency called:

Cervical shock

Show the dystocia can be recognised by what presentation?

The fetal head is visible during contractions but retreats in between

You are presented with a concealed pregnancy that on palpation the top of the fundus is at the umbilicus. How many weeks pregnant would they suspected to be?

20 weeks pregnant

You arrived to a woman in the second stage of labour and birth is imminent. What are your actions?

To ensure senior support is is sought via EOC stating that in months and prepare for birth

Which is one of the main considerations when managing a newborn within the first 60 seconds?

Maintaining temperature

The responsibility of an EMT1 in reporting female genital mutilation (FGM) is:

To ensure safeguarding processes followed

Included in the key considerations for the assessment of a pregnant trauma patients are:

Any vaginal blood loss

Stage two of labour is defined as

Full dilation of cervix and ends with birth of baby