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2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED
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◉ What are possible presentations? Answer: (1) cephalic (2) breech
(3) shoulder


◉ Flexion of the fetal head results in presentation of what? Answer:
Smallest diameter


◉ The degree of flexion or extension? Answer: Attitude


◉ Untwisting of the neck after the birth of the head? Answer:
Restitution


◉ An inlet with a short anteroposterior diameter and a wide
transverse diameter is characteristic of which pelvic type? Answer:
Platypelloid


◉ What are the positional changes the fetus undergoes to
accommodate itself to the maternal pelvis? Answer: Mechanism of
labor

,◉ The lowest level of the presenting part has reached the level of the
ischial spines? Answer: Engagement


◉ Biparietal diameter has reached the inlet? Answer: Engagement


◉ The sagittal suture of the fetal head lies between? Answer:
Parietal bones


◉ How do you determine the position of the fetus? Answer: Sagittal
suture


◉ Identify the cephalic prominence? Answer: Attitude of the fetus


◉ Palpate the ischial spines? Answer: Determine the station of the
fetus


◉ Attitude refers to the degree of flexion or extension of? Answer:
Fetal head


◉ The part of the fetus that lies over the pelvic inlet? Answer:
Presentation


◉ 3 possibilities of presentation? Answer: (1) cephalic (2) breech
(3) shoulder

, ◉ The most dependent part of the fetus? Answer: Presenting part


◉ The area between the posterior and anterior fontanelles? Answer:
Vertex


◉ The back of the fetal head? Answer: Occiput


◉ What is the way in which the fetus adapts itself to and passes
through the maternal pelvis? Answer: Cardinal movements


◉ Cardinal movements happen because of? Answer: Force from
above and resistance from belowThe


◉ The downward passage of the presenting part through the bony
pelvis, occurs throughout labor; often begins before labor, results
from downward pressure caused by ctx and maternal bearing down
efforts? Answer: Descent


◉ Is the natural attitude of the fetus, as the head descends it
naturally does this more? Answer: Flexion


◉ When the BPD has passed through the inlet? Answer: Engagement

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