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Which definition of a fetal heart rate acceleration applies from 32 weeks?

1. AA rise of 5 bpm lasting 5 seconds
2. BA rise of 30 bpm lasting 2 minutes
3. CA fall of 15 bpm lasting at least 15 seconds
4. DA rise of at least 15 bpm lasting at least 15 seconds

What is vernix caseosa?

1. ASmall white spots on the nose
2. BA white, cheesy coating on the skin
3. CBluish patches over the lower back
4. DFine, soft hair on the shoulders and back

What are milia?

1. APinkish marks on the back of the neck
2. BTiny white spots on the nose and chin
3. CFlat bluish-grey patches on the lower back
4. DRed blotches with small yellow centres

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. BSuboptimal intake jaundice
3. CBiliary atresia with obstruction
4. DABO incompatibility

A baby has prolonged jaundice at 3 weeks with pale, chalky stools and dark urine. What should the nurse suspect?

1. ABiliary atresia
2. BErythema toxicum
3. CPhysiological jaundice
4. DBreast milk jaundice

A woman 2 hours after birth has a temperature of 37,8 °C (100,0 °F), a firm fundus and normal lochia. What is the most likely cause?

1. ADehydration after labour
2. BMastitis
3. CEndometritis
4. DPulmonary embolism

An ultrasound at 30 weeks shows polyhydramnios and no visible fetal stomach bubble. Which fetal condition should be considered?

1. AOesophageal atresia
2. BFetal growth from maternal diabetes only
3. CPost-term pregnancy
4. DRenal agenesis

A woman with gestational diabetes asks if she will have diabetes after the baby is born. Which reply is accurate?

1. AIt never returns, so no further glucose testing is needed after birth
2. BIt usually resolves, but her risk of type 2 diabetes stays higher
3. CIt always becomes type 1 diabetes after birth
4. DIt will continue unless she stops breastfeeding