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

Which is the definition of a preterm baby?

You assist with the safe delivery of a full-term baby to a 14-year-old mother who has concealed the pregnancy. How would the postnatal care be managed?

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

Select an option for the management of a uterine prolapse:

Which signs and symptoms would suggest ruptured ectopic pregnancy?

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

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

Why is it important to obtain the APGAR score in full term and preterm babies at 1 and 5 minutes?

Management of vaginal bleeding would be in line with which JRCALC guidance?

Which of the following does management of the preterm baby include?

Terminology and abbreviations used in handheld notes for a second pregnancy with one live child may be documented as which of the following options?

Trauma to the abdomen can cause:

There is increased risk of inspiration in a heavily pregnant patient due to delayed gastric emptying. Why may this occur?

When attending the intra hospital transfer of a 30-week preterm birth, who is being transported via ambulance to the nearest consultant led obstetric unit, the EMT1 should:

Placenta praevia is best described as:

You arrive to a woman who is in the first stage of labour, what is your role in managing this presentation?

Pre-term delivery is a complication that can occur during a multiple birth. Select another option which may occur:

Which of the following is NOT a type of female genital mutilation (FGM):

Massive post- partum haemorrhage is best defined as:

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

Which of the following do NOT need to be considered when exposing and examining the vulval area?

The foetus is supplied oxygen and nutrients by:

Which option indicates risk factors for postpartum haemorrhage (PPH)?

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 hypovolaemia?

Pre-eclampsia can be classified according to the mother’s blood pressure (BP) into mild, moderate and severe hypertension. Please choose the correct range for each classification (select 3 options)

After being dried and stimulated after birth, the first assessment of a new-born's heart should hear a rate of:

The umbilical cord on a full term and pre-term baby should be cut how long after birth?

Post-partum haemorrhage (PPH) is bleeding:

Labour is considered normal after how many weeks of pregnancy?

Fertilisation is defined as taking place when?

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

Select the mask size required to support a Newborn resuscitation:

What symptom is associated with a hormone imbalance amongst women of menstrual age?

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

Which of the following options best describes antepartum haemorrhage (APH)?

What equipment may be needed to transfer a preterm baby to definitive care?

Upon inspection and examination of the vulva area you are presented with a foetal arm from the vaginal opening. What is your management?

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

Stage 3 expulsion of placenta can take how long in first pregnancy?

Placenta praevia is best described as:

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

The risks of NOT reporting FGM when identified may include:

What is one of the main causes of post -partum haemorrhage (PPH)?

Select 1 of the main modifications to be made when managing a pregnant trauma patient:

Obstetrics is defined as which of the following?

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

Management of vaginal bleeding would be in line with which JRCALC guidance?

Select an anatomical differences of a pre-term baby compared to a full-term new-born:

Stage 3 expulsion of placenta can take how long in first pregnancy?

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

Trauma in pregnancy is usually caused by:

Maternity complications, wherever possible, should always attend:

After gaining consent and maintaining dignity, a visual assessment of the vulva reveals an obvious cord prolapse. Why is this is a serious time critical emergency?

Which of the following are NOT types of gynaecological cancers?

When assessing a new-born baby within the first minute of birth, what should be paid attention to?

Which is the definition of preterm baby?

A clitoridectomy is seen in which practice?

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

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

Which is the most appropriate action for a woman who had undergone a surgical abortion 10 days ago. presenting with a temp of 38.9, offensive vaginal loss and abdominal pain?

The branch of physiology and medicine which deals with the functions and diseases specific to women and girls’ reproductive system is known as:

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

Why is it important to obtain the APGAR score in full term and preterm babies at 1 and 5 minutes?

Which is the correct definition for ‘Gynaecology’

To correct compression of the inferior vena cava by a pregnant uterus over 20 weeks the patient should be elevated by:

What symptom is associated with a hormone imbalance amongst women of menstrual age?

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

Which of the following options describes ectopic pregnancy?

Normal labour consists of:

Which of the following are NOT stepwise approaches when completing an obstetric primary survey?

Select a risk factor for pre-eclampsia and eclampsia:

What is one of the main challenges for pre-term infants?

An EMT1 has a responsibility to report FGM when identified because:

Symptoms of a uterine prolapse include: