Third Trimester Bleeding (Ante partum Hemorrhage).

***) All of the following may cause ante-partum hemorrhage, except:

Placenta previa

Abruptio placenta

Vaginal varicose

Cervical carcinoma

Moniliasis

 

Answer: E* Moniliasis

 

***) 32 weeks intrauterine pregnancy with mild vaginal bleeding, which appeared suddenly, uterus is soft, good FSH, oblique lie, one of the following is the proper management:

Vaginal examination with starting of blood transfusion

Hospitalization, bed rest, ultrasound exam, prepare blood

Immediate CS

Examination under anesthesia, than rupture of membranes and oxytocin drip

Induction with prostaglandin vaginal supports

 

Answer: B* Hospitalization, bed rest, ultrasound exam, prepare blood

 

***) Mild painless vaginal bleeding at 33 weeks of pregnancy should be treated by:

Artificial rupture of membranes

Expectant conservative treatment

Cesarean section

Immediate vaginal delivery

Pelvic examination

 

Answer: B* Expectant conservative treatment

 

***) In ante-partum hemorrhage fetal blood cells could be identified in one of the following conditions:

Placenta circumvallate

Placenta marginalis

Placenta membranacea

Battledore insertion of the cord

Velamentous insertion of the cord

 

Answer: E* Velamentous insertion of the cord

 

Spontaneous Abortions.

***) In inevitable abortion, all the following are true except:

The cervical os will be dilated

The pain is colicky in nature

The conceptual sac may be felt by pelvic examination

Usually there is no vaginal bleeding

The uterine size is compatible

 

Answer: D* Usually there is no vaginal bleeding

 

***) One of the following is true in a case of incomplete abortion:

The internal cervical os is closed

The fetal heart activity is heard

Human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) injections should be given

The vaginal bleeding is painless

Evacuation of the uterus is needed

 

Answer: E* Evacuation of the uterus is needed

 

***) A major hazard of missed abortion is:

Pulmonary embolism

Systemic allergies

Bone marrow depression

Coagulopathy

Toxemia

 

Answer: D* Coagulopathy

 

***) All of the following are signs of missed abortion, except:

Vaginal bleeding

Distorted gestational sac

Absence of fetal heart activity

Small for gestational age uterus

Absence of fetal movements

 

Answer: A* Vaginal bleeding

 

***) In missed abortion all of the following are true, except:

The uterus is larger than date

The uterus is smaller than date

The fetus is dead

Can cause coagulopathy

Menstruation does not occur

 

Answer: A* The uterus is larger than date

 

***) The most common type of bacteria present in septic abortion is:

E.Coli

Pseudomonas

Beta-hemolytic streptococcus

Bacteroids

Peptostreptococcus (anaerobic streptococcus)

 

Answer: E* Peptostreptococcus (anaerobic streptococcus)

 

***) The most common cause of abortion in the 1st trimester is:

Physical trauma

Uterine retroversion

Abnormality of the conceptus

Systemic maternal infection

Incompetent cervix

 

Answer: C* Abnormality of the conceptus

 

***) The most common cause for 2nd trimester abortion is:

Fetal abnormality

Placental insufficiency

Incompetent cervix

Fibroid uterus

Rh isoimmunization

 

Answer: C* Incompetent cervix

 

***) One of the following is the commonest cause of vaginal bleeding during the first half of pregnancy:

Hydatiform mole

Abruptio placenta

Ectopic pregnancy

Abortion

Placenta previa

 

Answer: D* Abortion

 

***) Criteria for abortion due to cervical incompetence include all of the following, except:

First trimester abortion

Water before blood

Short and minimal labor pains

Cervix admits number 8 hegar dilator

Barrel-shaped cervix by H.salpingogram

 

Answer: A* First trimester abortion

 

***) With cervical incompetence, all the following are true except:

May be congenital

It is associated with previous dilatation

It is associated with painless premature labor

It is diagnosed by follicular phase hysterography

It is common cause of second trimester abortion

 

Answer: D* It is diagnosed by follicular phase hysterography

 

***) If a patient who has threatened abortion did not abort, the risk of the fetus being abnormal is:

The same as in patient without bleeding

Slightly increased

Moderately increased

Markedly increased

99 to 100%

 

Answer: B* Slightly increased

 

***) A 23 year old lady G1P0, 6 weeks pregnant has developed bleeding over the past 2 days. Which of the following is the likely cause of her bleeding:

Hydatidiform mole

Abruption placenta

Ectopic pregnancy

Abortion

Uterine rapture

 

Answer: D* Abortion

 

***) Therapy for threatened abortion should include:

Progesterone injection

Dilatation and curettage

Prolonged bed rest

Restricted activity

Prostaglandins suppositories

 

Answer: D* Restricted activity

 

***) Extrusion of an abortus from the fimbriated end of the tube is called:

Spontaneous abortion

Delivery

Tubal abortion

Decidual cast

Aria-Stella phenomenon

 

Answer: C* Tubal abortion

 

***) A 26 year old woman whose last menstrual period was 2.5 months ago develops bleeding, uterine cramps, and passes tissues per vagina. Two hours later she is still bleeding heavily, the most likely diagnosis is:

Twin pregnancy

Threatened abortion

Inevitable abortion

Premature labor

Incomplete abortion

 

Answer: E* Incomplete abortion

 

***) A 24 year old woman, 10 weeks pregnant presented with vaginal bleeding, lower abdominal pain and temperature 39.5 degrees and a history of introducing sharp object per vagina for self abortion. The most likely diagnosis is:

Choriocarcinoma

Hydatidiform mole

Pelvic inflammatory disease

Septic abortion

Twisted ovarian cyst

 

Answer: D* Septic abortion

 

***) Definitive initial therapy in septic abortion is:

Curettage after antibiotics

Hysterectomy

Bed rest and antibiotics

Hysterotomy

Outpatient antibiotics

 

Answer: A* Curettage after antibiotics

 

***) The treatment of incomplete abortion in a patient of 10 weeks gestation is:

Administration of syntocinon only

Administration of ergometrine only

Hysterectomy

Evacuation of the uterus

Prostaglandin vaginal pessary

 

Answer: D* Evacuation of the uterus

 

***) The clinical features of threatened abortion include all the following except:

Slight bleeding per vaginal

Size of the uterus corresponds to period of amenorrhea

Mild abdominal pain

The cervix is closed

The cervix is opened

 

Answer: D* The cervix is closed