CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING

1. E
RATIO: All of the following are predisposing factors for Cord Prolapse exceptOligohydramnios
2. C
RATIO: Variable deceleration pattern becomes apparent NOT Late deceleration
3. B
RATIO: Never replace the cord back into the vagina as it may result in kinking andknotting
obstructing blood flow
4. A
RATIO: Postpartum hemorrhage is not part of fetal complications of CephalopelvicDisproportion
5. D
RATIO: Cephalopelvic Disproportion is when the fetal head is too large to pass throughthe bony
pelvis
6. B
RATIO: Inlet Contraction is the narrowing of the anteroposterior diameter of the pelvis to< 11
cm, or the transverse diameter to 12 cm or less. Usually caused by rickets in earlylife or
inherited pelvic size
7. D
RATIO: Placenta Succenturiata is a type of placental abnormality wherein the placentahas 1 or
more accessory lobes connected to the main placenta that the small lobes maybe retained in
the uterus leading to hemorrhage and therefore must be removed
8. C
RATIO: Placenta Circumvallata is a type of placental abnormality wherein the placenta iscup-
shaped with raised margins with the whitish opaque chorion covering the periphery
9. A
RATIO: Battledore Placenta is a type of type of placental abnormality where the cord isinserted
marginally rather than centrally giving the appearance of a tennis rackeT