Author: Anonymous

Immediately after a precipitous delivery a + GBS mother who did not receive antibiotics in labor asks you to review some information on GBS disease. All of this information is true except:

The largest transverse diameter of the fetal head is the:

A 4400-gram infant was born vaginally after a shoulder dystocia. During the newborn exam, the clinician notes an unequal Moro reflex and crepitus. These findings suggest a diagnosis of:

An accurate elevated maternal serum alpha fetal protein (MSAFP) is most commonly associated with:

The treatment goal of daily antiviral therapy for women with recurrent episodes of genital herpes is to:

A breastfeeding woman being treated for mastitis with oral antibiotics for 3 days calls to report a persistent fever of 38.4 C/101.1° F. Appropriate management is:

The provider suspects fetal growth restriction if:

The midwife is seeing a patient who is G2P2 on the 1st postpartum day. The patient had an uncomplicated pregnancy, labor and birth course.  She is breastfeeding and reports no pain.  The last 3 BPs have been 150/98, 150/100, and 160/100.  The next step in the management plan would include:

Which is TRUE regarding postpartum thyroid abnormalities?

A 22-year-old woman reports that over the last 3 months she has had to use her short-acting beta-agonist rescue inhaler more frequently. In the last month she used it 4 times per week and woke up 3 times this month with asthma exacerbation.  After a normal respiratory exam today, your next step would be to: