Obg Gyne Pranav
Obg Gyne Pranav
Obg Gyne Pranav
C.Active phase includes an acceleration phase, a phase of maximum slope, and a deceleration
phase.
A.The total stage of labor begins with spaced uterine contractions and ends with the passage of
fetus.
C.The median duration of second stage is about 1hour or several minutes for multiparas
A.The latent phase begins with regular uterine contractions and ends once dilatation of 4cm is
achieved
A.midline episiotomy
B.Mediolateral episiotomy
6.Which of the following is not essential rules for incision and repair of episiotomy ( )
A.Hemostasis
B.Anatomical restoration
E.An anchor stitch is placed at the wound apex to begin a running closure.
C.Uterine atony
D.Placenta accreta
E.Arrested labor
D.interruptted suture are placed beginning at the angle of the cervical laceration
E.First-degree lacerations involve the perineal skin,vaginal mucous membrane and the fascia
D.The baseline of fetal heart rate wanders between 120 and 150bpm
E.Mininal varible,less than 3bpm,absent acceleration of fetal heart rate with fetal movement
10.Which of the following is not the etiology of fetal distress? ( )
E.Fetal malpresentation
C. Placental previa
D. Placental abruption
12.If bleeding subsides,the sterile gauze packed in the uterus is typically removed ( )
A.Afer 36 hours
B.After 24 hours
C.After 12 hours
D.After 8 hours
E.After 16 hours
A.Compressing the fudus immediately after newborn birth to aid the expulsion of placenta
C.Inspection of the birth canal for lacerations after delivery of the placenta
D.After delivery of the placenta, the mother should be encouraged to avoid the distention of the
bladder
short-answer questions
1. What are the common indications for episiomy?
2. What is the classification of perineal laceration and the disruption of anatomical structure?