OBGYN

Developed by: Morales

Question 1: What is a normal amount of blood that can be expected prior to delivery of the placenta? About

	1000 ml
	751 ml
	500 ml

Question 2: Resuscitating a newborn includes

	Drying
	All
	Warming
	Stimulating
	Suctioning

Question 3: When should a baby be suctioned? As soon as the:

	Umbilical cord is clamped
	Head emerges from the vagina
	Baby begins to cry

Question 4: As the baby is being delivered, you discover the cord is wrapped around the baby's neck. What should you do?

	Nothing, delivery of the baby will straighten it out
	Attempt to reinsert the baby to loosen the cord
	Try to ease the cord over the baby's head or shoulders

Question 5: What happens in the third stage of delivery?

	Contractions begin
	The cervix is almost fully dilated
	The birth of the infant ends and placenta is delivered

Question 6: The only times you should place your fingers or hand inside the vagina are:

	To deliver the head
	Face down breech presentation and prolapsed of umbilical cord
	Slow progression of labor

Question 7: Never

	Deliver in a non sterile environment
	Ask the mother about her pregnancy
	Pull on the umbilical cord to deliver placenta/ pack the vagina

Question 8: The placenta usually deliver minutes after the baby, but can take as long as...

	30 min.
	25 min.
	1 hr.

Question 9: In Infant CPR the compressions and ventilation are?

	90 Compressions 30 ventilation
	30 Compressions 90 Ventilation
	60 Compressions 15 Ventilation

Question 10: How often should an Apgar Score be found?

	3 and 8 min after birth
	1 and 5 min after birth
	5 and 10 min after birth

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