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What is lanugo?

1. AA birthmark on the face
2. BFine, downy hair on the body
3. CA white coating on the skin
4. DPeeling skin on the hands and feet

What is the "bloody show"?

1. ABlood-tinged mucus as the cervix starts to change
2. BHeavy bright red bleeding before labour
3. CGreen fluid leaking from the vagina
4. DDark red bleeding with constant abdominal pain

When is chorionic villus sampling (CVS) usually performed?

1. AAt about 36 to 38 weeks
2. BAt about 11 to 14 weeks
3. CAt about 28 to 32 weeks
4. DAt about 20 to 24 weeks

Which newborn finding is commonly associated with Down syndrome?

1. ALong nails and peeling skin
2. BA high-pitched cry and tremors
3. CAbundant vernix and lanugo
4. DA single palmar crease and low tone

A woman is prescribed low molecular weight heparin after a caesarean. Which teaching is correct?

1. AIt is a tablet taken with meals
2. BIt is given into the muscle of the thigh
3. CIt must be stopped if she chooses to breastfeed her baby
4. DIt is injected under the skin; report unusual bleeding

A preterm baby at 30 weeks has repeated pauses in breathing of more than 20 seconds. Which drug is commonly used?

1. ACaffeine citrate
2. BAtropine sulfate
3. CPhenobarbital
4. DNaloxone hydrochloride

Monochorionic twins at 22 weeks show one twin with polyhydramnios and a large bladder and the other with almost no fluid. What condition is suspected?

1. APlacenta praevia
2. BRh isoimmunisation
3. CTwin-to-twin transfusion syndrome
4. DGestational diabetes in one twin

A woman is 10 cm dilated with an urge to push. The fetal head is at station 0 and the tracing is normal. Which approach is supported by current practice?

1. AInsist she lies flat on her back and holds her breath for long periods
2. BAsk her to push continuously from 7 cm onwards
3. CTell her not to push until the head is visible
4. DLet her push with her urge in a position she prefers