WEST BENGAL NURSING COUNCIL

Final General Nursing-Midwifery (3½ years) Examination, June-2012
Subject: Midwifery and Gynaecology (Objective)

5. Fill up the blanks with suitable answer

a) When bleeding occurs after 20 weeks of pregnancy in a normally situated placenta is called Abruptio placentae (Accidental haemorrhage).

b) When liquor amnii becomes greenish in colour it is called Meconium-stained liquor (MSL).

c) A lactating mother needs an additional 500 kcal/day in her diet.

d) Immediately after delivery of the baby 10 units of Oxytocin should be given intramuscularly.

e) The transverse diameter of the anatomical outlet is 11 cm.

f) Majority of ectopic pregnancies occur in the Ampulla of the fallopian tube.

g) In a primigravida, engagement of the head occurs after 38 weeks of pregnancy.

h) The full form of ICTC is Integrated Counselling and Testing Centre.

6. Match the Column ‘A’ with Column ‘B’

7. Write ‘T’ against the correct and ‘F’ against the wrong statement

a) Prolonged head on perineum is an indication for giving episiotomy. — T

b) Retained bits of placenta is a cause of PPH. — T

c) Post-coital bleeding may be a sign of cervical cancer. — T

d) HIV may cross the placental barrier. — T

e) Macrosomic baby is a complication of diabetes in pregnancy. — T