Test
Normal Labour & Puerperium
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Preguntas del test (36)
1Oxytocin [blank_start]encourages[blank_end] uterine contractions
Progesterone [blank_start]discourages[blank_end] uterine contractions
Oestrogen [blank_start]encourages[blank_end] uterine contractions- Adiscourages
- Bencourages
- Cencourages
- Ddiscourages
- Eencourages
- Fdiscourages
2Release of which hormone prompts the release of prostaglandins, thus initiating labour?
[blank_start]Oxytocin[blank_end]- AOxytocin
3Which hormone specifically initiates and sustains contractions?
[blank_start]Oxytocin[blank_end]- AOxytocin
4Another term for the amniotic fluid is the [blank_start]liquor[blank_end]
- Aliquor
5The release of Oxytocin in response to cervical stretching thus encouraging uterine contractions and childbirth is known as the [blank_start]Ferguson[blank_end] reflex
- AFerguson
6A woman stating that her water has broken is referring to the rupture of her [blank_start]amniotic[blank_end] sac
- Aamniotic
7A woman stating that her "water has broken" or "membranes have ruptured" is referring to the rupture of her [blank_start]amniotic[blank_end] sac
- Aamniotic
8If a baby is born 'in a caul', what does this mean?
- AIt was born without the amniotic sac rupturing
- BIt was born with the umbilical cord having naturally severed
- CIt was born feet first
- DIt started to breathe before fully leaving the mother's uterus
9What score is used to determine whether or not a medical induction of labour will be required?
The [blank_start]Bishop[blank_end] Score- ABishop
10What type of labour is advised if a woman's Bishop score is high?
- ASpontaneous labour
- BInduced labour
11Induced labour is advised if a woman's Bishop score is [blank_start]low[blank_end]
- Alow
- Bhigh
12There are [blank_start]3[blank_end] defined stages of labour
- A3
- B2
- C4
13The first stage of labour is broken up into two sections:
[blank_start]Latent phase[blank_end] = Mild, irregular uterine contractions, cervix shortens and softens, may last a few days
[blank_start]Active phase[blank_end] = 4cm cervical dilation to full dilation (approx 10cm), contractions become more rhythmic and stronger- AActive phase
- BInactive phase
- CLatent phase
14The phase of the first stage of labour whereby a woman progressively dilates her cervix from 4 to 10 centimetres is known as the [blank_start]active[blank_end] phase.
- Aactive
15Second stage of Labour: [blank_start]Cervix 10cm dilated --> Baby delivery[blank_end]
Third stage of Labour: [blank_start]Baby delivery --> Delivery of placenta[blank_end]- ACervix 10cm dilated --> Baby delivery
- BCervix 10cm dilated --> Baby engagement
- CBaby delivery --> Delivery of placenta
- DEngagement of baby --> Delivery of baby
16On average, labour lasts [blank_start]10 hours[blank_end]
- A10 hours
- B4 hours
- C20 hours
- D16 hours
17Braxton-Hicks Contractions usually indicate the initiation of labour.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
18When considering the birth of a child from its mother's uterus, what are the three Ps?
[blank_start]Power[blank_end] e.g. Contractions
[blank_start]Passage[blank_end] e.g. Maternal Pelvis
[blank_start]Passenger[blank_end] e.g. The foetus- APower
- BPassage
- CPassenger
19In order to increase the power of a woman's contractions, which hormone could be given as a medication?
Synthetic [blank_start]Oxytocin[blank_end]- AOxytocin
20At which stage of labour is the baby delivered?
- AFirst stage of labour
- BSecond stage of labour
- CThird stage of labour
21During labour, contractions become [blank_start]more[blank_end] frequent and of a [blank_start]longer[blank_end] duration
- Amore
- Bless
- Clonger
- Dshorter
22A baby is normally delivered in which position?
- AOccipito-anterior
- BAnterior-occipital
- COccipito-transverse
23A cephalic presentation is the normal type of presentation in labour
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
24Arrange the analgesia options for birth from least to most effective
[blank_start]Paracetamol/ Co-codamol[blank_end]
[blank_start]TENS[blank_end]
[blank_start]Entonox[blank_end]
[blank_start]Diamorphine[blank_end]
[blank_start]Epidural[blank_end]
[blank_start]Remifentanil[blank_end]
[blank_start]Combined spinal/epidural[blank_end]
TENS = Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation
Entonox = Mixture of Oxygen+Nitrous Oxide- ACombined spinal/epidural
- BRemifentanil
- CEpidural
- DDiamorphine
- EEntonox
- FTENS
- GParacetamol/ Co-codamol
25Arrange the 7 cardinal movements of labour from 1-7:
1…[blank_start]Engagement[blank_end]
2…[blank_start]Decent[blank_end]
3…[blank_start]Flexion[blank_end]
4…[blank_start]Internal Rotation[blank_end]
5…[blank_start]Crowning and extension[blank_end]
6…[blank_start]Restitution and external rotation[blank_end]
7…[blank_start]Expulsion (ant. shoulder first)[blank_end]- AEngagement
- BFlexion
- CDecent
- DInternal Rotation
- ERestitution and external rotation
- FCrowning and extension
- GExpulsion (ant. shoulder first)
26Engagement:
The foetal head is said to be engaged when the widest diameter of the the foetal head has entered the pelvic inlet. This is also described as [blank_start]3 fifths[blank_end] of the
fetal head having entered the pelvis and [blank_start]2 fifths[blank_end] still being felt abdominally- A3 fifths
- B2 fifths
- C2 fifths
- D3 fifths
27The umbilical cord should be clamped as soon as possible following birth.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
28Delayed cord clamping should be conducted following birth, with the cord being clamped at around [blank_start]3[blank_end] minutes
- A3
- B7
- C10
29Skin-to-skin contact between mother and child is advised immediately following birth and for around 1 hour after in order to increase the oxytocin released by the mother which increases the likelihood of breastfeeding success.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
30Expulsion of the placenta usually occurs around [blank_start]5-10 minutes[blank_end] following delivery however is considered normal as long as it is delivered within [blank_start]30 minutes[blank_end]
- A5-10 minutes
- B20-30 minutes
- C30 minutes
- D1 hour
31Which two hormones are directly involved in the production and expulsion of breastmilk?
Production - [blank_start]Prolactin[blank_end]
Expulsion via musculature - [blank_start]Oxytocin[blank_end]- AProlactin
- BOxytocin
32Normal blood loss during delivery is [blank_start]less than 500ml[blank_end]. Anything more than this is considered abnormal.
- Aless than 250ml
- Bless than 500ml
- Cless than 750ml
- Dless than 1000ml
33The period following childbirth whereby a woman's reproductive organs return to their normal state is known as the [blank_start]puerperium[blank_end]
- Apuerperium
34The Puerperium typically lasts for around [blank_start]6 weeks[blank_end]
- A6 weeks
- B2 weeks
- C12 weeks
35Bloodstained discharge is completely normal for around 14 days following birth and a mother should thus not worry about this.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
36The first breast milk produced by the mother is rich in immunoglobulins to provide the baby with secondary immunoprotection. This first breast milk is known as the [blank_start]Colostrum[blank_end]
- AColostrum
Información
- Descripción
- Normal Labour & Puerperium lecture given on the monday of week 4
- Autor
- Matthew Coulson
- Idioma
- English
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