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Possible complications for this case include all the following EXCEPT:

Questions 24-25: A 35-year-old, G3P2, prev CS, presents at 32 wks with severe headache and reduced fetal movements. Her BP is 150/90, US reveals asymmetric IUGR, AFI: 3. 24. Which of the following investigations is correlated to her condition?

A 2ndGP1 comes at 20 weeks' gestation for antenatal care (ANC). She is RH is negative and she did not receive anti-D in the previous pregnancy. How can you proceed?

A P1+0 at 34 weeks develops marked pruritus on her palms and soles, with mildly elevated liver enzymes and elevated bile acids. Most probable diagnosis:

A 25-year-old, 2ndGPI, in labor. Cervix is 7cm dilated and 80% effaced with recent rupture of membranes. FHR: 120 140/minute but falls occasionally to 100/ minute unrelated to uterine contractions. How can you explain the FHR pattern?

A primigravida(PG) undergoes induction of labor with amniotomy followed by oxytocin at 41 weeks. Three hours later, she is getting 6 contractions/10 min, fetal heart rate (FHR) drops to 100/ min. First step in management is:

The followings are known complications of episiotomy EXCEPT:

A full term pregnant, obese, P5, presents to ER late in labor with a fully dilated cervix and involuntary bearing down. Head was delivered spontaneously but arrest of shoulder delivery occurred. Best management of this condition is:

A 30-year-old Pl was delivered with ventouse after prolonged 2nd stage. The baby shows a large well-defined swelling over the parietal bone with clear margins. Most likely diagnosis:

The following is considered an alarming sign during labor:

The major cause of the perinatal morbidity and mortality among twin pregnancies is:

A 35-year-old, multipara with previous 3 cesarean sections, 32 weeks pregnant, presents to outpatient clinic for routine antenatal care. Ultrasound reveals low lying anterior wall placenta. How can you counsel this case?

During an antenatal checkup of a 12 weeks pregnant primigravida, a living fetus with a crown rump length (CRL) corresponding to the menstrual age is detected with nuchal translucency thickness of 6 mm. How can you interpret these data?

In assisted breech delivery:

Which of the followings favors long internal rotation of fetal occiput in occipito-posterior malposition?

Which of the following is characteristic for cervical incompetence?

What is the most common cause of pathological anemia during pregnancy?

15. A sure evidence of onset of labor is:

14. A partogram is used for assessment of: