High Risk Midwifery

What is a late neonatal death

• A.

  Death of a live baby occuring on the 14th day and before the 1st year of life

• B.

  Death of a live baby occuring on the 7th day and before the 48th day of life

• C.

  Death of a live baby occuring on the 7th day and before the 28th day of life

• D.

  Death of a live baby occuring on the 14th day and before the 2nd year of life

• E.

  Death of a live baby occuring on the 7th day and before the 30th day of life

What is the definition of PIH

• A.

  Pretty Intense Hair, occurs when student is faced with an exam with very little sleep and no time to straighten or worse brush it

• B.

  Pregnancy Induced Hypertension, blood pressure new to pregnancy that resolves after delivery and is not associated with proteinuria

• C.

  Pregnancy Induced Hypertension, is hyperstimulation of the thighs, requiring bedrest

• D.

  Pregnancy Induced Hatred, occurs when her friends all go away somewhere cool, like phoebe on friends when they all leave her to go to England

• E.

  Pregnancy Induced Hypertension, blood pressure new to pregnancy that resolves after delivery and also causes proteinuria

What is the management for a DVT?

• A.

  Rub the lump to aid with pain, bed rest, TEDs and heparin

• B.

  Hospital, antibiotics, bed rest, TEDs and heparin

• C.

  A weekend at Champneys

• D.

  Hospital, mobilise when symptoms go, bed rest until symptoms stop, TEDs and heparin

• E.

  Bed rest, galaxy chocolate, TEDs and heparin

SGA will have head circumference__________in proportion to body, their skin will be _______ and they are at risk of ________________

What are corticosteroids and when should they be administered

• A.

  They are used to stop labour and include salbutamol or nifedipine. they are given every 15minutes and regular observations are necessary

• B.

  Given to WWE wrestlers prior to big shows to pump them up and are administered via injection to their big bums

• C.

  They are given to women having CS to inhibit stomach acids. It is administered orally and given prior to theatre.

• D.

  Are given to women in premature labour, 24-34/40, and are given 24 hours apart. Used to mature lungs and promote surfactant production.

• E.

  Are given to men prior to theatre to prevent them from fainting during delivery

What is the management for a woman who is having a seizure after the vaginal delivery of her baby?

What are the 4 T's

• A.

  Thrombin, Trauma, Tissue, Tone

• B.

  Thrombin, Trauma, Tear, Tone

• C.

  Thrombin, Tissue, Tear, Thickness

• D.

  Tia Maria, Tequilla, Two glasses of wine and Three pints of cider

• E.

  Thrombis, Trauma, Tissue, Tone

How long do you have in the 2nd stage to delivery twin 2?

• A.

  5 minutes

• B.

  30 minutes

• C.

  1 hour

• D.

  15 minutes

• E.

  Uh hello we totally dont do that, they have a CS and the doctor delivers!