WEST BENGAL NURSING COUNCIL
Final General Nursing–Midwifery (3½ Years) Examination, January 2013
Subject: Midwifery and Gynaecology (Paper-I) (Objective)
Full Marks: 20
Time: 20 Minutes
5. Match Column ‘A’ with Column ‘B’
| Column A | Correct Match | Column B |
| a) Umbilical cord | vii | Wharton’s jelly |
| b) Ductus venosus | v | Ligamentum venosum |
| c) Braxton Hicks’ contraction | ii | Irregular painless contraction |
| d) Goodell’s sign | i | 6th week of pregnancy |
| e) Progress of labour | ix | Partogram |
| f) H.C.G. | x | Syncytiotrophoblast |
| g) Prolactin | iii | Production of milk |
| h) Intrauterine death | xi | Spalding sign |
| i) Hydrops fetalis | iv | Buddha position of foetus |
| j) Birth injury | viii | Erb’s palsy |
6. Fill in the blanks
a) Thick mucous cervical plug during pregnancy is known as Operculum.
b) Bi-parietal diameter of the foetal skull is 9.5 cm.
c) Foetal heart sound may be audible with a foetoscope by the end of 20th week of pregnancy.
d) Part of the foetus which lies in the lower part of the uterus is called Presenting part (Presentation).
e) In polyhydramnios the amount of liquor amnii is more than 2000 mL (2 litres).
7. Encircle the number of the most suitable answer
i) The distance between the lower border of symphysis pubis to the midpoint of sacral promontory is known as: c) Diagonal conjugate
ii) Following delivery or abortion, Anti-D immunoglobulin should be administered to a Rh-negative mother within: a) 72 hours
iii) In true labour, the contractions will be c) Painful, regular and progressive cervical dilatation
iv) In an atonic uterus, pulling the cord without separation of the placenta causes: b) Inversion of uterus
v) Physiological anaemia occurs during pregnancy due to: c) Haemodilution
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