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Which type of tissue lets newborns produce heat without shivering?

1. AWhite subcutaneous fat
2. BSkeletal muscle
3. CLanugo hair
4. DBrown fat

In a healthy term newborn, when does physiological jaundice usually reach its peak?

1. AAround days 3 to 5
2. BWithin the first 12 hours
3. CAt about 3 weeks
4. DAt about 6 to 8 weeks

What is the most common cause of sore, cracked nipples in the first days of breastfeeding?

1. AToo much milk
2. BA poor latch
3. CUsing both breasts
4. DFeeding too often

A woman at 39 weeks with a healthy pregnancy asks about walking in early labour. What is the best advice?

1. AWalking will cause the cord to prolapse
2. BShe must stay in bed on her back for the whole labour
3. CUpright positions always make labour slower
4. DWalking and upright positions can help progress

Misoprostol is given for postpartum haemorrhage. Which side effect is common?

1. ABradycardia and hypoglycaemia
2. BBronchospasm in all patients
3. CShivering and fever
4. DSevere hypertension

When the Moro reflex is tested, the baby moves only one arm. What could this suggest?

1. AA normal finding in all term babies
2. BLow blood glucose only
3. CA clavicle fracture or nerve injury
4. DHearing loss in the ear on that side

A deceleration lasts 3 minutes before the baseline recovers. How is this classified?

1. AA change of baseline
2. BAn early deceleration
3. CA prolonged deceleration
4. DA variable acceleration

A woman at 28 weeks has itching, and her liver tests and bile acids are raised. Which advice is most important?

1. AStop attending antenatal visits once itching settles
2. BItching proves the baby is healthy
3. CTake a hot bath to relieve the itching
4. DReport reduced fetal movements straight away