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What does "gravida" mean in an obstetric history?

1. AThe number of births after 20 weeks
2. BThe number of babies born at term
3. CThe number of children now living
4. DThe total number of pregnancies, including the current one

What does "multipara" mean?

1. AA woman who is pregnant for the first time
2. BA woman who has given birth two or more times
3. CA woman who has never given birth
4. DA woman who is pregnant with twins

Where does fertilisation of the ovum normally take place?

1. AOn the surface of the ovary
2. BIn the cervical canal
3. CIn the ampulla of the fallopian tube
4. DIn the cavity of the uterus

Which baby is at greatest risk of early-onset group B streptococcal infection?

1. AA baby born by planned caesarean with intact membranes
2. BA baby born at 40 weeks to a mother with no risk factors
3. CA baby whose mother was GBS-negative at 36 weeks
4. DA baby of a GBS-positive mother with no antibiotics

Which factor most increases a postnatal woman's risk of venous thromboembolism?

1. ABreastfeeding
2. BCaesarean birth
3. CEarly walking after birth
4. DNormal blood loss

A woman who is not breastfeeding has painful engorged breasts on day 3. Which advice is best?

1. AMassage the breasts to stimulate milk flow
2. BWear a supportive bra and use cold packs
3. CExpress milk often to relieve fullness
4. DApply warm showers to the breasts several times a day

A newborn's cord stump has redness spreading onto the abdominal skin and a foul discharge. What is the priority?

1. AReport it as possible omphalitis
2. BTeach the parents to pull the stump off
3. CApply talc and recheck in a week
4. DCover the cord with a tight dressing

A non-stress test at 36 weeks shows no accelerations in 40 minutes. What is the most appropriate next step?

1. AFurther testing, such as a biophysical profile
2. BSend her home and repeat the test in a month
3. CImmediately start oxytocin to induce labour
4. DRecord the result as reactive and reassuring