MCQ of Best Examination Questions Obstetrics Gynaecology Nursing Questions and Answers-6

Best Examination Questions Obstetrics & Gynaecology obstetric nursing questions and answers Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing Questions and Answers :This MCQ set are based on OBG-Obstetrics and gynecology topics. In This we covered questions are from OBG topics like female reproductive organs, labour process, child birth, newborn, contraception and others . These questions are important questions for various government nursing exams. obstetrics and gynaecology mcqs is online and free to test.

Best Examination Questions Obstetrics & Gynaecology Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing

– In this multiple choice questions test of obstetrics and gynaecology have 25 question with answer test your knowledge below :

Obstetrics And Gynecology Quiz-6

Prenatal Treatment of a Mothers at Risk for Having Affected Child with CAH
Which following condition is common among women in her second trimester of the pregnancy?
pad of the subcutaneous adipose tissues lying front of the pubis in females is called as?
Which following is largest paraurethral gland?
pouch of the Douglas is related to vaginal canal by?
The reproductive organ accessory formed by the modified sebaceous gland is?
Which ligaments mainly support the breast?
endometrium of pregnant uterus is known as?
The fetal blood flow through placenta is about?
In Intra Uterine Death or I.U.D. the colour of amniotic fluid is become?
umbilical arteries carry the venous blood from fetus to placenta. umbilical arteries derived from?
Which of the following infections are sexually transmitted?
which of the following trimesters ,Congenital syndromes related to the viral infections are most likely occur if mother contracts the illness ?
Magnesium sulfate is commonly administered to women with pre-eclampsia. What is the primary goal of this therapy?
When is magnesium seizure prophylaxis typically given to try to prevent an eclamptic convulsion?
What is the primary goal of diagnosing and treating gestational diabetes?
Which following pregnancy complications are not related to presence of the pregestational diabetes?
Which of the following tests is the most accurate in diagnosing a pulmonary embolus during pregnancy?
How do circulating TSH levels change during pregnancy?
In hypothyroid patients well controlled on thyroid hormone replacement, how often should thyroid function tests be performed during pregnancy?
where in abdomen is appendix located in third trimester of pregnancy,Compared with the non-pregnant women ?
Which following agents is a known as teratogen in humans?
All of the following pregnancy/neonatal complications are associated with maternal cigarette smoking except one. Which is the exception?
Which of the following drugs is a known fetal teratogen?
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This woman who has no complications is in the active phase of the first stage of labour.
There should be at least 3 contractions per 10 minutes at the start of the active phase
and 4 per 10 minutes at the latter part. Since the contractions are inadequate, the next
step in the management is to perform an amniotomy. An oxytocin infusion can be
commenced after 2 hours if contractions are still inadequate. Amniotomy alone is not as effective, as amniotomy and oxytocin infusion to provide adequate contractions.
Oxytocin is not commenced without amniotomy, because of the risk of amniotic
fluid embolism. Labour could be allowed to progress for four hours without any
interference, but this may result in prolonged labour. In all cases of active
management of labour careful monitoring of the mother and the baby and graphical
recording of the parameters on a partogram is necessary. Continuous foetal heart rate
monitoring is done in high risk patients, and may be commenced in this patient.

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Name -Parika Parika holds a Master's in Nursing and is pursuing a Ph.D. in Nursing. In addition to her clinical experience, Parika has also served as a nursing instructor for the past 10 years, she enjoys sharing her knowledge and passion for the nursing profession.

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