Model Test 6.1

#1. Sign and symptoms of kwashiorkor:

a.

Moon face b.

Oedema present c.

Both a & b d.

Monkey face

#2. Common causes of heart failure:

a.

Acute glomerulonephritis b.

Repeated ARI c.

Congenital heart disease d.

All of above

#3. Effects of rupture membrane:

a.

Cord prolapse b.

Retained placenta c.

APH d.

PPH

#4. Causes of preterm labour:

a.

Premature rupture of membrane b.

Multiple pregnancy c.

Placenta previa d.

All of above

#5. Clinical feature of tetanus:

a.

Painful muscular spasm b.

Lock jaw c.

Per vaginal bleeding d.

Both a & b

#6. Essential new born care are:

a.

A clean and safe delivery b.

Prevention and management of hypothermia c.

Management of asphyxia d.

All of above

#7. Routine care of the newborn at delivery:

a.

Dry the baby with a clean warm cloth, Observe baby b.

Cut the cord with a clean instrument c.

Observe baby d.

All of above

#8. Management a baby of a mother with tuberculosis:

a.

Safe for her to breast feed her baby b.

Do not give the BCG vaccine at birth c.

Anti tuberculosis drug in case of active disease d.

All of above

#9. Many early neonatal infection can be prevented by:

a.

Good basic hygiene and cleanliness during delivery of the baby b.

Special attention to cord care c.

Hand washing for all staffs and families before and after handling babies d.

All of above

#10. The danger signs in newborns and young infants:

a.

Convulsion b.

Unable to breast feed c.

Both b & b d.

All of above

#11. HIV transmission may occur during:

a.

Pregnancy b.

Delivery c.

Through delivery d.

All of above

#12. Signs of good attachment are:

a.

More areola visible above baby’s mouth than below b.

Mouth wide open c.

Baby’s chin touching the breast d.

All of above

#13. Major criteria of WHO for diagnosis of pediatric AIDS:

a.

Weight loss or abnormal slow growth b.

Prolonged or intermittent pyrexia for one month c.

Chronic diarrhoea for one month d.

All of above

#14. Thyroid hormone promotes:

a.

Weight gain b.

Mental development c.

All of above d.

Cellular growth

#15. Complication of mumps are:

a.

Orchitis b.

Oophoritis c.

Pancreatitis d.

All of above

#16. Which are the signs of pre-eclampsia:

a.

Proteinurea b.

Hypertension c.

Oedema d.

All of above

#17. Ruptured uterus should be treated by:

a.

Surgical procedure b.

Emergency treatment c.

Both a & b d.

Conservative treatment

#18. The indication of IUCD are:

a.

6 weeks following childbirth b.

Post abortion c.

Both a & b d.

Immediately after caesarean section

#19. Complications of dilation and curettage are:

a.

Bleeding b.

Infection c.

Perforation d.

All of above

#20. Criteria of normal labour:

a.

Spontaneous in onset b.

At term c.

With vertex presentation d.

All of above

#21. Which statement is true—

a.

Delivery is the expulsion or extraction of the viable fetus of the womb b.

Preterm labour occurs prior to 37 completed weeks c.

Parturition is the process of giving birth d.

All of above

#22. Criteria of true labour pain:

a.

Powerful, intermittent uterine contraction b.

Continuous dull aching pain c.

Show absent d.

All of them

#23. Factors affecting onset of labour:

a.

Prostaglandin b.

Oxytocin c.

Both a & b d.

Paracetamol

Model Test 6.1

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