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What is an amniotomy?

1. AManual removal of the placenta
2. BRemoval of amniotic fluid with a needle for testing
3. CA cut in the perineum to enlarge the outlet
4. DArtificial rupture of the membranes

How much alcohol is considered safe during pregnancy?

1. ASmall amounts after the first trimester
2. BNo amount is known to be safe
3. CUp to two drinks per week
4. DOne glass of wine per day

An ultrasound report says "oligohydramnios". What does this mean?

1. ABlood in the amniotic fluid
2. BInfection of the amniotic fluid
3. CToo little amniotic fluid
4. DToo much amniotic fluid

On day 2, a newborn has red blotches with small yellow-white centres on the trunk. The baby is well. What is most likely?

1. ANeonatal sepsis
2. BHerpes simplex infection
3. CErythema toxicum
4. DPort-wine stain

When performing the first Leopold manoeuvre, what is the nurse trying to identify?

1. AThe amount of amniotic fluid
2. BWhether the head has entered the pelvis
3. CWhich side the fetal back lies on
4. DWhich fetal part lies in the fundus

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

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

A labouring woman refuses a recommended caesarean for fetal distress after a full explanation. She has decision-making capacity. What should the nurse do?

1. ARespect her decision, document it and inform the team
2. BStop caring for her because she refused advice
3. CAsk her partner to consent instead
4. DPrepare her for surgery anyway because the baby is at risk

A healthy newborn is jittery. Which finding helps tell jitteriness from a seizure?

1. AJitteriness comes with eye deviation and apnoea
2. BSeizures stop when the limb is held
3. CJitteriness stops when the limb is gently held
4. DSeizures are always triggered by loud sounds