Midwifery trial questions (miscellaneous) 4 Post category:Midwifery trial questions Post published:November 13, 2022 Reading time:1 mins read Post author:Isaac D. Agyapong Midwifery trial questions (miscellaneous) 4 1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435 0% 1 votes, 4 avg 63 Midwifery trial questions (miscellaneous) 4 1 / 35 1. The following factors can affect accuracy of measurement of symphysiofundal height EXCEPT A. Full bladder B. Supine position with extended lower limbs C. Supine position with knees flexed D. Lateral position 2 / 35 2. Maternal alcoholism during the first trimester of pregnancy could result in A. Foetal hydrocephalus. B. Hydrops fetalis. C. Spontaneous abortion D. Placenta accreta 3 / 35 3. Which medication is used to manage Magnesium sulphate toxicity? A. Mefenamic acid B. Sodium bicarbonate C. Calcium gluconate D. Misoprostol 4 / 35 4. The following are all positive signs of pregnancy EXCEPT: A. Quickening B. Fetal heart sound. C. Fetal movement D. Palpation of fetal parts 5 / 35 5. Fruit scented breadth during labour indicates… A. Ketone bodies in urine B. Diabetes mellitus C. Poor oral care D. Tonsilitis 6 / 35 6. Which of the following places in the fallopian tubes does ectopic pregnancy usually occurs? A. Isthmus B. Ampula C. Fimbria D. Infundibulum 7 / 35 7. Severe hyperemesis gravidarum leads to which of the following complications? A. Thrombocytopaenia B. Heart attack C. Encephalopathy D. Spina Bifida 8 / 35 8. The cervix undergoes a more rapid dilatation in which phase? A. First phase B. Second phase C. Third phase D. Fourth phase 9 / 35 9. The thick bloody stained mucus that dislodges into the vagina during labour can be explained to be labour can be explained to be A. Blood from the Placenta B. Excessive vaginal secretion C. Operculum in the endocervical area D. Meconium 10 / 35 10. Which of the following is NOT a complication of the third stage of labour? A. Retained placenta. B. Inversion of the uterus. C. Rupture of the Uterus D. Post-partum Hemorrage 11 / 35 11. After artificial rupture of membranes, which of the following is most likely to occur? A. Cord Prolapse B. Early deceleration of fetal heart rate C. Inefficient uterine action D. Intra-amniotic infection 12 / 35 12. The Midwife advises her clients that Kegel’s exercises is beneficial because A. Strenthens muscles of the perinium B. Promotes timely onset of labour C. Prevents stress incontinence in later life D. A and C 13 / 35 13. At which gestational age would fetal parts be palpable on abdominal examination? A. 22 weeks B. 20weeks C. 24 weeks D. 12 weeks 14 / 35 14. After managing the crowned head, the next step in mechanism of labour that occurs is A. Flexion of the head B. Internal rotation of the head C. Extension of the head D. External rotaion of the shoulder 15 / 35 15. Which of the following will the Midwife recommend to a client who complains of constipation? A. Take frquent laxatives B. Continue taking iron medication C. Reduce water intake D. Eat fruits and vegetables 16 / 35 16. As illustrated by this graphic, which of the following occurs during pregnancy? A. The hematocrit increases. B. Total blood volume increases 40% by term. C. Red cell volume does not increase until 20 weeks. D. The hematocrit increases due to an increased red cell volume relative to plasma volume. 17 / 35 17. Which week of gestation does the Montgomery’s tubercle become prominent? A. 3-4wks B. 8-12wks C. 6-7wks D. 5-6wks 18 / 35 18. The following are all minor disorders affecting the digestive system except A. Haemorroids B. Ptylism C. Constipation D. Nausea 19 / 35 19. Which of the following medications used for treatment of hypertension in pregnancy has the potential side effect of cyanide toxicity A. Labetalol B. Hydralazine C. Sodium nitroprusside D. A and B 20 / 35 20. Which of the following is a risk factor for a severe perineal laceration? A. Placenta Previa B. Intra-uterine growth restriction C. Occipito-posterior position during delivery D. Young maternal age 21 / 35 21. The first thing to plot on the partograph is A. Uterine contractions B. Fetal Heart rate C. Maternal pulse D. Cervical Dilatation 22 / 35 22. The Breast Feeding Policy in Ghana recommends exclusive breastfeeding until how many months of life? A. 6 months B. 2 months C. 10 months D. 4 months 23 / 35 23. Your knowledge from practical use of the partograph will advice you NOT to include….when closing it A. Drugs used on baby. B. condition of mother C. condition of baby D. Condition of placenta 24 / 35 24. What would be the initial action in giving episiotomy? A. Use scissors to cut. B. Infiltrate the perineum. C. Explain to the patient D. Inform Doctor 25 / 35 25. The importance of ‘all fours’ position in labour includes the following EXCEPT: A. Increases the true conjugate B. Increases the pelvic outlet C. Widens the pubic angle D. Help to ease pain 26 / 35 26. This graphic suggests which of the following? A. Serum iron is decreased in the first trimester. B. Serum ferritin is increased in the second trimester. C. Serum ferritin is increased by the end of pregnancy. D. Serum transferrin is increased by the end of pregnancy. 27 / 35 27. Which of the following can also be an indication for elective C/S? A. Intra-uterine growth restriction B. Utreine rupture C. Cord prolapse D. Fetal distress 28 / 35 28. Normal first stage of labour should last for A. 15-24 hrs B. 6-12 hrs C. 13-14hrs D. 1-4hrs 29 / 35 29. Management of postpartum endometritis is MOST effective if it includes which of the following? A. Broad spectrum antibiotics B. Penicilin as monotherapy C. Culture of affected area D. Grouping and cross matching 30 / 35 30. Partograph use is contra-indicated in all the following EXCEPT A. Transverse lie B. Compound Presentation C. Ante-partum Hemorrage D. Multiple Pregnancy 31 / 35 31. The Presumptive signs of pregnancy includes the following EXCEPT A. Nausea and vomitting B. Amenorrhea C. Breast changes D. Uterine enlargement 32 / 35 32. Fetal distress may be the result of A. Diminished placental perfusion. B. Diminished intake of water. C. Abnormally short cord. D. Fetal weight 33 / 35 33. Average blood loss for a vaginal delivery is which the following? A. 500 ml B. 1000 ml C. Half of that lost during cesarean delivery of twins D. A and C 34 / 35 34. All the under listed are contraindications of induction of labour EXCEPT: A. Cephalo-pelvic disproportion B. Intrauterine death C. Placenta previa D. 2 previous C/S 35 / 35 35. At group studies with your colleagues, you stated that the under-listed are types of fibroid with exception of A. Extramural B. submucosal C. Intramural D. Subserosal PLEASE ENTER YOUR DETAILS FOR THE DELIVERY OF YOUR RESULT, THE QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS, AND THE CERTIFICATE. IT IS, HOWEVER, NOT MANDATORY. 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