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On which part of the foot is a newborn heel-prick blood sample taken?

1. AThe outer or inner side of the heel
2. BThe ball of the foot
3. CThe centre of the back of the heel
4. DThe tip of the big toe

What is Chadwick's sign?

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

What is vasa praevia?

1. AFetal vessels run across the membranes over the cervix
2. BThe placenta separates early from the wall
3. CThe cord prolapses in front of the head
4. DThe placenta covers the cervix completely

On abdominal palpation at 39 weeks, only 2/5 of the fetal head can be felt above the pelvic brim. How is this interpreted?

1. AThe fetus is in a breech presentation
2. BThe head is crowning at the vulva
3. CThe head is engaged in the pelvis
4. DThe head is free above the pelvic brim

A woman who has had a caesarean asks when she can drive again. Which answer is most accurate?

1. ANever before 6 months
2. BWhen she can brake hard without pain
3. CThe same day she is discharged
4. DOnly after her stitches are removed by a doctor

How does a port-wine stain differ from a "stork bite" (salmon patch)?

1. AA stork bite only occurs in preterm babies
2. BA stork bite is a raised tumour that grows quickly
3. CA port-wine stain always disappears within a year
4. DA port-wine stain does not fade with time

A woman has hyperthyroidism in pregnancy. Which finding in the fetus should be monitored?

1. AFetal tachycardia and poor growth
2. BFetal macrosomia
3. CA fetal heart rate below 100 bpm
4. DFetal polycythaemia only

A preterm infant receiving oxygen has saturations that are consistently 100%. What should the nurse do?

1. ARemove the saturation probe to save the skin
2. BLeave it unchanged because 100% is ideal
3. CIncrease the oxygen to provide a safety margin
4. DWean the oxygen to the target saturation range