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Which uterine incision allows a woman to be considered for a vaginal birth after caesarean (VBAC)?

1. AAn incision through the upper segment
2. BA low transverse incision
3. CA T-shaped incision
4. DA classical vertical incision

What is Chadwick's sign?

1. AA bluish-purple colour of the cervix, vagina and vulva
2. BDarkening of a line from the umbilicus to the pubis
3. CSoftening of the tip of the cervix
4. DSoftening of the lower uterine segment

Which drug is given routinely in active management of the third stage of labour?

1. ANifedipine
2. BMagnesium sulfate
3. CTerbutaline
4. DOxytocin

A woman with pre-existing type 1 diabetes is pregnant. How do her insulin needs usually change?

1. AInsulin is stopped during pregnancy and restarted after birth
2. BThey often fall early on and then rise later in pregnancy
3. CThey stay the same throughout pregnancy
4. DThey rise in the first trimester and fall in the third

A newborn's anterior fontanelle is sunken. What should the nurse suspect?

1. AHydrocephalus
2. BRaised intracranial pressure
3. CDehydration
4. DNormal crying

Which statement describes the "4 Ts" causes of postpartum haemorrhage?

1. ATrauma, tension, temperature and thrombosis
2. BTone, trauma, tissue and thrombin
3. CTemperature, tachycardia, tears and time
4. DTone, tachycardia, transfusion and tissue

A woman with a placenta praevia at 35 weeks is waiting for a planned caesarean. Which activity should she avoid?

1. ASexual intercourse
2. BGentle walking
3. CEating a normal diet
4. DLying on her side

A term newborn has rapid breathing at 2 hours after a caesarean without labour. Saturation is normal, there is no fever and the chest X-ray shows fluid in the fissures. What is the most likely diagnosis?

1. ANeonatal pneumonia with sepsis
2. BRespiratory distress syndrome of prematurity
3. CMeconium aspiration syndrome
4. DTransient tachypnoea of the newborn