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FISDAP OBGYN Pediatrics & Obstetrics Gynecology Exam Practice Questions with Answers., Exams of Nursing

FISDAP OBGYN Pediatrics & Obstetrics Gynecology Exam Practice Questions with Answers. 1. You notice a brownish green fluid pasing from a 23 year old female while giving birth. What should you do? A. Using a gloved hand prevent the fetus from fully delivering. B. Using a glove hand attempt to visualize the cord for a rupture. C. Stimulate the fetus immediately after delivery. D. Suction the mouth and nose of the fetus after delivery. 2. A 36 year old pregnant female has severe abdominal pain. In what position you transport her? A. Supine with her head slightly elevated. B. Right lateral recumbent. C. In the position of comfort. D. Left lateral recumbent. 3. Which of the following women is most likely in the first stage of labor? A. A woman whose contractions occur five minutes apart and last sixty seconds. B. A woman who feels a strong pressure and an urge to bear down. C. A woman whose contrac

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FISDAP OBGYN Pediatrics & Obstetrics Gynecology
Exam Practice Questions with Answers.
1. You notice a brownish green fluid pasing from a 23 year old female while giving birth. What should you do? A.
Using a gloved hand prevent the fetus from fully delivering.
B. Using a glove hand attempt to visualize the cord for a rupture.
C. Stimulate the fetus immediately after delivery.
D. Suction the mouth and nose of the fetus after delivery.
2. A 36 year old pregnant female has severe abdominal pain. In what position you transport her? A. Supine
with her head slightly elevated.
B. Right lateral recumbent.
C. In the position of comfort.
D. Left lateral recumbent.
3. Which of the following women is most likely in the first stage of labor?
A. A woman whose contractions occur five minutes apart and last sixty seconds.
B. A woman who feels a strong pressure and an urge to bear down.
C. A woman whose contractions began approximately thirty minutes ago.D. A woman whose amniotic sac just
ruptured, releasing a large amount of clear liquid.
4. A 6 year old male complains of belly pain. What should you use to determine his pain level?
A. Wong/Baker pain scale
B. 1 to 10 pain rating scale
C. Analog visual scale
D. Oucher pain scale
5. A 34 year old pregnant female is found apneic and pulseless sitting in a chair.
What should you do?
A. Place her supine on the floor and start CPR.
B. Perform CPR at a rate of 40:2.
C. Start CPR and withhold placement of an AED.
D. Start CPR with a left lateral tilt of 30 degrees.
6. What is the leading cause of maternal death associated with pregnancy?
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Exam Practice Questions with Answers.

  1. You notice a brownish green fluid pasing from a 23 year old female while giving birth. What should you do? A. Using a gloved hand prevent the fetus from fully delivering. B. Using a glove hand attempt to visualize the cord for a rupture. C. Stimulate the fetus immediately after delivery. D. Suction the mouth and nose of the fetus after delivery.
  2. A 36 year old pregnant female has severe abdominal pain. In what position you transport her? A. Supine with her head slightly elevated. B. Right lateral recumbent. C. In the position of comfort. D. Left lateral recumbent.
  3. Which of the following women is most likely in the first stage of labor? A. A woman whose contractions occur five minutes apart and last sixty seconds. B. A woman who feels a strong pressure and an urge to bear down. C. A woman whose contractions began approximately thirty minutes ago.D. A woman whose amniotic sac just ruptured, releasing a large amount of clear liquid.
  4. A 6 year old male complains of belly pain. What should you use to determine his pain level? A. Wong/Baker pain scale B. 1 to 10 pain rating scale C. Analog visual scale D. Oucher pain scale
  5. A 34 year old pregnant female is found apneic and pulseless sitting in a chair. What should you do? A. Place her supine on the floor and start CPR. B. Perform CPR at a rate of 40:2. C. Start CPR and withhold placement of an AED. D. Start CPR with a left lateral tilt of 30 degrees.
  6. What is the leading cause of maternal death associated with pregnancy?

A. Eclampsia B. Emboli C. Hemorrhage D. Stroke

  1. What is the most serious complication of vaginal bleeding? A. Irreversible shock B. Hypovolemic shock C. Neurogenic shock D. Cardiogenic shock
  2. Which stage of delivery begins with complete cervical dilation and ends with delivery of the baby? A. First B. Third C. Fourth D. Second
  3. Where does fertilization of the egg take place? A. Endometrium B. Ovary C. Uterus D. Fallopian tube
  4. In which trimester is placenta previa usually seen? A. Third B. Any C. Second D. First
  5. When assisting with the delivery of twins what should you expect? A. Shorter delivery times B. Lower birth weights C. Larger neonates D. Two placentas
  6. After fertilization of an egg, where will embryo develop and mature? A. Cervix B. Vagina

D. Pre-eclampsia

  1. A 19 year old female gives birth to a baby boy. You note blue extremities and a pink trunk. His pulse is 108 and he cries weakly. He grimaces when you suction him, but other movement is limited. What is his APGAR score? A. 8 B. 4 C. 6 D. 2
  2. Why is it important to remove a nuchal cord from a neonate as soon as it is seen? A. It can prevent adequate oxygen exchange. B. It will not allow for blood to circulate in the fetus. C. The fetus will be unable to receive enough nutrients. D. It causes shunting through the ductus arteriosus.
  3. During a breech birth presentation, which body part presents first? A. Umbilical cord B. Buttocks C. Head D. Arms
  4. What occurs during compression of the inferior vena cava? A. Preeclampsia B. Supine hypotensive syndrome C. Pregnancy induced hypertension D. Eclampsia
  5. A 24 year old female complains of acute onset sharp lower abdominal pain with vaginal bleeding during her third trimester. What should you suspect? A. Placenta previa B. Abruptio placenta C. Uterine rupture D. Ectopic pregnancy
  6. A 32 year old pregnant female complains of profuse vaginal bleeding. She denies any abdominal pain or discomfort. What should you suspect? A. Placenta previa B. Ruptured ovarian cyst C. Abruptio placenta

D. Uterine rupture

  1. A 19 year old pregnant female has contractions lasting 20-30 seconds and occurring every 10- minutes. She denies having any vaginal discharge. What should you suspect? A. Imminent delivery B. Braxton-Hicks C. Abruptio placentae D. Spontaneous abortion
  2. A 25 year old pregnant patient was ejected from a motor vehicle. She is apneic and pulseless. What should you do? A. Provide CPR and transport. B. Transport in the left lateral recumbent position. C. Prepare for delivery. D. Avoid contaminating the scene.
  3. A 24 year old female complains of a sudden onset of lower quadrant abdominal pain. She is pale and has a rapid, weak pulse. What should you ask her? A. "Are you on birth control?" B. "Are you sexually active?" C. "Is there any possibility you are pregnant?" D. "How many sexual partners do you have?"
  4. You begin delivering a fetus when its head begins retracting back into the vagina. What should you do? A. Insert a gloved hand into the vagina and rotate the fetus. B. Gently apply traction to the head and shoulders. C. Tell the mother to bear down hard to push the fetus out. D. Transport immmediately, while having the mother pant rapidly.
  5. What causes compression of the inferior vena cava, reducing venous return to the mother's heart? A. Supine hypotensive syndrome B. Ectopic pregnancy C. Gestational thrombocytopenia D. Abruptio placenta
  6. After the birth of male child, you note he is blue all over, is not breathing, and has no pulse. What is his APGAR? A. 8 B. 5 C. 2 D. 0
  7. Why should you allow the newborn to begin nursing right after birth?

C. Seizures D. High blood glucose

  1. How can persistent fetal circulation be triggered? A. Hypothermia B. A hypovolemic state C. Alkalosis caused by maternal drug use D. Induced labor
  2. A 22 year old female was recently involved in a sexual assault. She wants to take a shower, what should you do? A. Perform a thorough pelvic exam before letting her shower. B. Allow her to do so after she places her clothing in an evidence bag. C. Advise her to speak to a police officer before showering. D. Ask her to wait until she gets admitted to the hospital.
  3. The cervix is considered fully dilated at which diameter? A. 10 cm B. 20 cm C. 5 cm D. 2 cm
  4. You look for crowning on a 32 year old female and notice a prolapsed cord. What should you do? A. Stablize the head and shoulders of the fetus and start delivery. B. Clamp, cut the cord and deliver the fetus. C. Instruct her to continue pushing to visualize the fetus. D. Gently push the fetus away from the cord with a gloved hand.
  5. A 32 year old pregnant female was ejected in a car accident. She is pulseless, apneic and unresponsive. Where should you transport her? A. A pediatric hospital for an emergent cesarean section. B. A level 1 trauma center for definitive care. C. The closest hospital for immediate care. D. Do no transport and call medical direction instead.
  6. A 27 year old woman has a portion of her vagina protruding after giving birth. What should you suspect? A. Ovarian torsion B. Endometriosis C. Prolapsed uterus D. Mittelschmerz
  1. What does the G in APGAR stand for? A. Gurgling B. Gestation C. Grimace D. Generic Appearance
  2. A 32 year old female complains of sharp lower leg pain as you perform your secondary survey. She is 20 weeks pregnant. What should you suspect? A. Lower leg muscle cramp B. Deep venous thrombosis C. Electrolyte imbalance D. False labor pains
  3. A pregnant woman with a history of swelling and hypertension is having seizures. What should you suspect? A. Status epilepticus B. Liver failure C. Eclampsia D. Pre-eclampsia
  4. A 38 year female is in labor in her car. This is her fourth child, contractions last 30 seconds and occur every 1-2 minutes. What should you do? A. Call for air medical transport. B. Tell her to bear down hard and to push. C. Transport the patient to the hospital for treatment. D. Move her to the ambulance and prepare for delivery.
  5. What signals the end of the second stage of labor? A. Bulging of the perineum B. Delivery of the placenta C. Complete cervical dilation D. Delivery of the baby
  6. Which is NOT a sign of pre-eclampsia? A. Seizures B. Hypertension C. Headache D. Edema
  7. ANSWER: D

35. ANSWER: A

36. ANSWER: C

37. ANSWER: C

38. ANSWER: A

39. ANSWER: D

40. ANSWER: A

41. ANSWER: D

42. ANSWER: B

43. ANSWER: C

44. ANSWER: C

45. ANSWER: B

46. ANSWER: C

47. ANSWER: D

48. ANSWER: D

49. ANSWER: A

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