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C-EFM Practice Questions/quick pass questions and answers 2025, Exams of Obstetrics

In comparing early and late decelerations, a distinguishing factor between the two is A. Onset time to the nadir of the deceleration B. The # of decels that occur C. Timing in relation to contractions - C. Timjng in relation to ctx The underlying cause of early decelerations is decreased A. Baroreceptors response B. Increased peripheral resistance C. Vagal reflex - Betamethasone can increase or decrease FHr - Decrease Following an ultrasound which revealed decreased amniotic fluid, a woman at term is admitted in early labor. It should be recognized that oligohydramnios often results in FHR decels that are A. Late in onset or occur after peak of contraction B. Synchronous with that of contractions C. Varied in depth and duration - C. Varied in depth and duration What do respiratory acidosis and metabolic acidosis have in common? - Low pH Doppler technology use sounds waves to reflect

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C-EFM Practice Questions/quick pass questions
and answers 2025
In comparing early and late decelerations, a distinguishing factor between the two is
A. Onset time to the nadir of the deceleration
B. The # of decels that occur
C. Timing in relation to contractions - C. Timjng in relation to ctx
The underlying cause of early decelerations is decreased
A. Baroreceptors response
B. Increased peripheral resistance
C. Vagal reflex -
Betamethasone can increase or decrease FHr - Decrease
Following an ultrasound which revealed decreased amniotic fluid, a woman at term is admitted
in early labor. It should be recognized that oligohydramnios often results in FHR decels that are
A. Late in onset or occur after peak of contraction
B. Synchronous with that of contractions
C. Varied in depth and duration - C. Varied in depth and duration
What do respiratory acidosis and metabolic acidosis have in common? - Low pH
Doppler technology use sounds waves to reflect
A. Electric waves
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In comparing early and late decelerations, a distinguishing factor between the two is A. Onset time to the nadir of the deceleration B. The # of decels that occur C. Timing in relation to contractions - C. Timjng in relation to ctx The underlying cause of early decelerations is decreased A. Baroreceptors response B. Increased peripheral resistance C. Vagal reflex - Betamethasone can increase or decrease FHr - Decrease Following an ultrasound which revealed decreased amniotic fluid, a woman at term is admitted in early labor. It should be recognized that oligohydramnios often results in FHR decels that are A. Late in onset or occur after peak of contraction B. Synchronous with that of contractions C. Varied in depth and duration - C. Varied in depth and duration What do respiratory acidosis and metabolic acidosis have in common? - Low pH Doppler technology use sounds waves to reflect A. Electric waves

B. Movement C. Sound - B. Movement - Doppler technology uses sound waves to reflect off of anything that moves Doppler sounds can be deterred by A. Poly B. Maternal positioning - Poly - May scatter sound waves BPP...if it decreases what is the last item remaining? A. breathing B. Movement C. Tone - C. Tone (BPP behaviors disappear in the reverse order in which they appeared) Fetal tone is the first to develop 7.5-8 weeks Fetal movement begins at 9 weeks - 3rd to disappear Fetal breathing becomes regular at 20-21 weeks - 2nd to disappear Reactivity happens at the end of 2nd beginning of 3rd trimester - first to disappear If AMniotic fluid listed as Choice it would be the last to go away. Amniotic fluid decreases as a compensatory mechanism due to shunting What is the function of intervillous space? - Ensuring fetal reserve What do moderate variability or accels predict? - Reliably predict a well oxygenated fetus Betamethasone causes the HR to

A. Increased systemic vascular resistance B. Mater al sympathetic blockade - B. Maternal sympathetic blockade Sinusoidal tracing this cause by: A. Fentanyl B. Stadol - B. Stadol What causes a sinusoidal rhythm? A. Anemia B. Fetal-maternal hemoorhage - B. Fetal maternal hemorrhage Should of a variable is caused by what? A. Chemoreceptor B. Baroreceptor - B. Baroreceptor Presented a situation and asked what you would do A. Conflict resolution B. Chain of command C. Incident reporting - B. Chain of command Twins tracing... one had prolonged decel 8-9 minutes. What do you do A. Oxygen B. Prepare for c/s C. Continue to monitor - B. Prepare for c/s

Tracing showed NST of a 41 wk patient with variables. What would you do A. Discharge B. Induction C. Amino infusion D. Continue to monitor - Induction Non reactive NST at term what do you do after 20 minutes - - reposition continue monitoring attempt to elicit an accel

  • May continue to monitor for another 20 min
  • if continues to be non reactive must do follow up testing (BPP, etc.)
  • preterm gestation has 60-90 minutes to achieve reactivity due to immature autonomic nervous stem Why do we do vibroacoustic stim with an NST - Attempting to elicit an accel How would you know infant was hypoxic A. FHR tracing b. Cord gas - B. Cord gas Strip looked like arrhythmia or artifact...what would you do for this tracing? A. Echo B. FSE C. Troubleshoot equipment D. Auscultate - D. Ausultate SVT can cause - Hydrops