ALSO: Module 2 Comprehensive Exam
Question and Answers [100% Correct]
2025/2026
Which of the following is the first step in managing a pregnant patient with a suspected obstetric
emergency?
Establish maternal airway and provide oxygen.
In the case of a pregnant patient presenting with...
Which of the following is the first step in managing a pregnant patient with a suspected obstetric
emergency?
Establish maternal airway and provide oxygen.
In the case of a pregnant patient presenting with severe preeclampsia, which of the following
medications is typically administered to prevent seizures?
Magnesium sulfate.
What is the recommended position for a pregnant patient in shock to improve venous return to the
heart?
Left lateral decubitus position or manual displacement of the uterus.
When performing neonatal resuscitation, what is the recommended initial step if the baby is not
breathing at birth?
Provide positive pressure ventilation with a bag and mask.
What is the most critical factor to address in the initial management of a pregnant woman with active
hemorrhage and hypotension?
Control bleeding and initiate intravenous fluid resuscitation.
In the context of a shoulder dystocia, what is the first maneuver to attempt?
Suprapubic pressure to assist in the delivery of the shoulder.
What is the recommended dose of magnesium sulfate for seizure prophylaxis in severe preeclampsia?
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, 4 grams IV bolus, followed by a continuous infusion of 2 grams per hour.
During a cesarean section, what is the key indicator that the uterine incision has been made correctly?
Clear visibility of the fetal head and easy access to the uterus.
In a case of eclampsia, which of the following is considered the most urgent intervention?
Administration of magnesium sulfate to control seizures.
What is the primary cause of maternal death during childbirth that can be prevented with effective
management?
Hemorrhage, specifically postpartum hemorrhage.
When managing a pregnant patient with uterine rupture, what is the most critical step in initial
management?
Immediate surgical intervention, including possible cesarean section.
In the event of a prolapsed umbilical cord, what is the recommended course of action until delivery can
be accomplished?
Elevate the presenting part off the cord, and perform a cesarean delivery if necessary.
Which of the following is a sign of fetal distress that warrants immediate intervention during labor?
Persistent late decelerations on the fetal heart rate monitor.
If a pregnant woman with suspected placenta previa experiences bleeding, what is the appropriate
management?
Immediate hospitalization and preparation for cesarean delivery if necessary.
Which of the following is a key indicator for performing a cesarean delivery due to obstructed labor?
Failure of the cervix to dilate despite adequate contractions and labor progression.
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