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A fetal heart rate baseline above 160 bpm for 10 minutes or more is called:

1. AA prolonged acceleration
2. BFetal bradycardia
3. CMinimal variability
4. DFetal tachycardia

Transient tachypnoea of the newborn is caused by:

1. ASlow clearance of fetal lung fluid
2. BBacterial infection of the lungs
3. CLack of surfactant in preterm babies
4. DBlockage of the nasal passages

Which haemoglobin level is commonly used to define anaemia in the first trimester of pregnancy?

1. ABelow 80 g/L (8 g/dL)
2. BBelow 130 g/L (13 g/dL)
3. CBelow 140 g/L (14 g/dL)
4. DBelow 110 g/L (11 g/dL)

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

1. ANaloxone hydrochloride
2. BPhenobarbital
3. CCaffeine citrate
4. DAtropine sulfate

Why is indomethacin generally not used as a tocolytic after about 32 weeks?

1. AIt can close the fetal ductus arteriosus too early
2. BIt stimulates stronger contractions late in pregnancy
3. CIt causes severe maternal hypertension
4. DIt triggers maternal hypoglycaemia

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

1. APhysiological jaundice
2. BBreast milk jaundice
3. CBiliary atresia
4. DErythema toxicum

A woman with a history of postnatal depression is pregnant again. What is the most appropriate plan?

1. AAdvise her that it will not happen again
2. BWait to see whether depression returns after birth
3. CTell her that breastfeeding will prevent it
4. DPlan early support and monitoring before and after birth

After treatment for a molar pregnancy, what is the most important teaching point?

1. AAvoid all physical activity for 6 months
2. BNo further follow-up is needed once the uterus is empty
3. CTry to conceive again as soon as possible to reduce recurrence
4. DAttend serial hCG checks and use reliable contraception during follow-up