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A "contraction stress test" assesses how the fetus responds to:

1. AA change in maternal position only
2. BLoud sound applied to the abdomen
3. CMaternal exercise on a treadmill
4. DReduced blood flow during contractions

Which food should a pregnant woman avoid because of the risk of listeriosis?

1. AWell-cooked eggs
2. BHard cheese such as cheddar
3. CUnpasteurised soft cheese
4. DPasteurised yoghurt

A woman lists her symptoms. Which one is a presumptive (subjective) sign of pregnancy?

1. AFetal heart tones heard by Doppler
2. BA positive pregnancy test
3. CAmenorrhoea
4. DBallottement of the fetus

A breastfed baby has jaundice in the first week with poor feeding and few wet nappies. What is the most likely cause?

1. ABreast milk jaundice
2. BBiliary atresia with obstruction
3. CABO incompatibility
4. DSuboptimal intake jaundice

Parents ask why their baby is having a pulse oximetry check on the right hand and a foot. What is the reason?

1. ATo screen for critical congenital heart disease
2. BTo screen for hearing loss
3. CTo check the baby's blood glucose
4. DTo measure the baby's blood pressure

Which finding is a contraindication to a fetal scalp electrode?

1. ACervical dilation of 4 cm
2. BA cephalic presentation
3. CMembranes that have ruptured
4. DMaternal HIV infection

A woman in active labour has been at 6 cm for 4 hours despite regular contractions. Which factor among the "5 Ps" should the nurse consider first?

1. AThe pulse rate during contractions
2. BThe placenta: whether it is anterior or posterior
3. CThe past history of her mother's labour
4. DThe passenger: fetal size, position or presentation

A multiparous woman arrives with strong contractions and the baby is born within an hour of their onset. What should the nurse monitor closely afterwards?

1. AOnly the mother's temperature
2. BOnly the newborn's blood glucose
3. CThe mother's ability to walk alone
4. DUterine tone, bleeding and newborn injury