Labor & Delivery
Maternal Complications
Newborn adaptation
Newborn complications
Safety and Global Health
100

A patient at 39 weeks is 6 cm/80%/-1. Which phase?

Active phase

100

Prolonged second stage increases risk for?

Postpartum hemorrhage

100

Cause for early decelerations?

Head compression

100

Cause of neonatal jaundice?

↑ bilirubin

100

Trauma-informed care includes?

Empowerment

200

Recurrent variable decelerations—priority action?

Reposition (side-lying)

200

First maneuver for shoulder dystocia?

McRoberts maneuver

200

APGAR evaluates?

Adaptation to extrauterine life

200

Highest hypoglycemia risk?

Infant of diabetic mother

200

Leading cause of maternal death globally?

Hemorrhage

300

Priority with prolapsed cord?

Relieve pressure on cord

300

Sign of uterine rupture?

Sudden fetal bradycardia

300

Normal newborn HR?

100–160 bpm

300

Phototherapy treats?

Hyperbilirubinemia

300

Skilled birth attendance reduces?

Maternal mortality

400

Contraindication to vaginal delivery?

Placenta previa

400

Magnesium toxicity sign?

Absent reflexes

400

Brown fat function?

Heat production

400

Cause for RDS?

Lack of surfactant

400

Trafficking red flags?

2 phones, branding, fear

500

First action with tachysystole on oxytocin?

Stop oxytocin

500

HELLP stands for?

Hemolysis, Elevated LFTs, Low Platelets

500

DA closure leads to?

↑ pulmonary circulation

500

NAS symptoms?

Irritability, tremors, high-pitched cry

500

Best safety question?

Do you feel safe at home?

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