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Instrumental delivery associated with highest risk for obstetric anal sphincter injury A. Forceps delivery without episiotomy B. Forceps delivery with episiotomy C. Ventouse delivery without episiotomy D. Ventouse delivery with episiotomy

According to the RCOG, at what amount of PPH and ongoing haemorrhage should a  Consultant Obstetrician attend a case of PPH? Any PPH Any ongoing PPH 1000 mL or more Any ongoing PPH 1500 mL or more Any ongoing PPH 2000 mL or more

Which interventions have been shown to reduce the risk of PPH ( Check all that apply) A. Uterine massageB. Prophylactic uterotonicsC. For women delivering by caesarean section, oxytocin 5 iu by slow intravenous injection.D. For women delivering by caesarean section, oxytocin 10 iu by slow intravenous injection.E. For women without risk factors for PPH delivering

What is the definition of Prolonged Third Stage of Labor ? 1.Duration more than 60 minutes 2. Duration more than 30 minutes 3. Duration more than 30 minutes if active management is being done 4. Duration more than 60 minutes if physiological management is being done

Which Pharmacological agent is recommended by NICE in Active Management of Third Stage of Labor ? A. Oxytocin 10 IU intramuscular B. Oxytocin 5 IU Intravenous C. Ergometrine 0.5 mg intramuscular D. Syntometrine ( Oxytocin+ Ergometrine)

Check all that apply to physiological Management of Third Stage of labor- A. . It is associated with nausea and vomiting in about 50 in 1,000 women B. It is associated with an approximate risk of 29 in 1,000 of a haemorrhage of more than 1 litre C. It is associated with an approximate risk

What is the definition of ‘Moderate Postpartum Haemorrhage’ ?

How frequently should Anti D titres be measured in an alloimmunized woman ? A. Every 4 weeks till 28 weeks, then every week till 36 weeks B. Every 4 weeks till 28 weeks, then every 2 weeks till delivery C. Every 4 weeks till 32 weeks, then every week till 36 weeks D. Weekly till

Red Cell Antibodies in Pregnancy