MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
1. Persistent nausea and vomiting related to pregnancy is indicative of
a) Morning sickness
b) Multiple gestation
c) Hyperemesis gravidarum
d) Hypertensive disorders
2. The complication that is associated with hyperemesis gravidarum is
a) Wernikle’s encephalopathy
b) Sheehan’s syndrome
c) Maurice encephalitis
d) Antepartum bleeding
3. Specific management of moderate pre- eclampsia involves
a) Admission at first contact
b) Managing as an outpatient case
c) Admission in the intensive care unit
d) Encouraging plenty of oral fluids
,4. Arched back and tightly clenched teeth, are among the features of which stage of eclampsia:-
a) Clonic
b) Tonic
c) Premonitory
d) Coma
5. Causes of polyhydramnious includes :-
a) Congenital abnormalities and chorioangioma
b) Severe fetal hypoxia and multiple pregnancy
c) Uncontrolled diabetes mellitus and anaemia
d) Rhesus D isoimmunisation and post datism
6. Some of the neonatal complications of eclampsia are:-
a) Cerebral haemorrhage and pneumonia
b) Severe asphyxia and prematurity
c) Fractures and soft tissue trauma
d) Respiratory distress and hypoglycaemia 2
Indicate whether True or False to answer questions 7 & 8.
, 7. i) Prenatal tuberculosis always leads to neonatal tuberculosis.
ii. Clinical features of tuberculosis prenatally are anaemia, intrauterine fetal death
and glycosuria among others.
8. i . Congenital malformations are common in Monozygotic twinning .
ii. Dichorionicity only occurs in diazygotic twinning.
9. Productive cough, dyspnoea at rest and generalized oedema are among the features of:-
a) Folate deficiency
b) Very severe anaemia
c) Mild iron deficiency
d) Severe anaemia
10. Incidental antepartum haemorrhage is also referred to as
a) Intraplacental haemorrhage
b) Intrapartum haemorrhage
c) Extraplacental haemorrhage
d) Preterm haemorrhage
11. Chemical diabetes mellitus is a classification based on
1. Persistent nausea and vomiting related to pregnancy is indicative of
a) Morning sickness
b) Multiple gestation
c) Hyperemesis gravidarum
d) Hypertensive disorders
2. The complication that is associated with hyperemesis gravidarum is
a) Wernikle’s encephalopathy
b) Sheehan’s syndrome
c) Maurice encephalitis
d) Antepartum bleeding
3. Specific management of moderate pre- eclampsia involves
a) Admission at first contact
b) Managing as an outpatient case
c) Admission in the intensive care unit
d) Encouraging plenty of oral fluids
,4. Arched back and tightly clenched teeth, are among the features of which stage of eclampsia:-
a) Clonic
b) Tonic
c) Premonitory
d) Coma
5. Causes of polyhydramnious includes :-
a) Congenital abnormalities and chorioangioma
b) Severe fetal hypoxia and multiple pregnancy
c) Uncontrolled diabetes mellitus and anaemia
d) Rhesus D isoimmunisation and post datism
6. Some of the neonatal complications of eclampsia are:-
a) Cerebral haemorrhage and pneumonia
b) Severe asphyxia and prematurity
c) Fractures and soft tissue trauma
d) Respiratory distress and hypoglycaemia 2
Indicate whether True or False to answer questions 7 & 8.
, 7. i) Prenatal tuberculosis always leads to neonatal tuberculosis.
ii. Clinical features of tuberculosis prenatally are anaemia, intrauterine fetal death
and glycosuria among others.
8. i . Congenital malformations are common in Monozygotic twinning .
ii. Dichorionicity only occurs in diazygotic twinning.
9. Productive cough, dyspnoea at rest and generalized oedema are among the features of:-
a) Folate deficiency
b) Very severe anaemia
c) Mild iron deficiency
d) Severe anaemia
10. Incidental antepartum haemorrhage is also referred to as
a) Intraplacental haemorrhage
b) Intrapartum haemorrhage
c) Extraplacental haemorrhage
d) Preterm haemorrhage
11. Chemical diabetes mellitus is a classification based on
