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1. What is a Cesarean Section (C-section)?
A. A type of natural childbirth
B. A surgical procedure for delivering a
baby
C. A prenatal test
D. A postpartum exercise
2. Under what circumstances might a
Cesarean Section be performed?
A. Elective preference
B. Previous C-section
C. Breech presentation
D. All of the above
3. What is placenta previa?
A. A type of incision
B. Placental detachment
C. Placenta covering the cervix
D. A postoperative pain management
technique
4. Why might a C-section be recommended
for twins, triplets, or more?
A. Aesthetic preference
B. Reduced risks associated with multiple
births
C. Faster recovery
D. Natural delivery preference
5. Which type of incision is commonly used
for elective or planned C-sections?
A. Vertical (Classical)
B. Transverse (Pfannenstiel)
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CI: LEANNE ASHLEY BONIFACIO
PCI: ROSHANNE DANICA J.
C. Diagonal
D. Zigzag
6. How is incision care different for C-
sections compared to vaginal deliveries?
A. Vaginal deliveries require more care
B. C-sections involve perineal care
C. C-sections involve abdominal incision
care
D. Both require the same care
7. What is the primary factor determining
the length of hospital stay after a C-section?
A. The mother's preference
B. Type of anesthesia used
C. The baby's weight
D. The type of incision
8. What is a key consideration for safe
exercises after a C-section?
A. High intensity workouts
B. Gradual mobility to avoid strain
C. Avoiding exercise altogether
D. Only upper body exercises
9. What are Kegel exercises primarily
designed for?
A. Abdominal strength
B. Arm strength
C. Pelvic floor muscles
D. Chest muscles
10. What emotional challenges might
mother’s face after a C-section?
 A. Overconfidence
B. Disappointment or grief
C. Fear of pregnancy
D. Lack of interest in the baby
11. What is a recommended strategy for
addressing emotional challenges after a C-
section?
A. Avoiding communication
B. Open and nonjudgmental communication
C. Ignoring feelings
D. Encouraging selfisolation
12. Why are regular postoperative checkups
important after a C-section?
A. To increase hospital revenue
B. To monitor healing progress and detect
complications early
C. To create inconvenience for the mother
D. To discourage mothers from seeking
medical help
13. What is one key consideration for
longterm recovery after a C-section?
A. Ignoring scar tissue
B. Avoiding exercise
C. Discussing future pregnancy plans
D. Lack of contraception options
14. What is the role of mental health
professionals in postC-section recovery?
A. To increase anxiety
B. To provide counseling and emotional
support
C. To prescribe pain medications
D. To perform surgical procedures
15. Why is gradual mobility crucial for
Cesarean recovery?
A. To speed up recovery
B. To avoid strain on the incision
C. To test the mother's endurance
D. To entertain the baby
16. What should mothers avoid on their
incision until it's fully healed?
A. Harsh cleansers
B. Loose clothing
C. Powders
D. Ointments
17. Which breastfeeding position involves
lying on the side?
A. Cross cradle hold
B. Cradle hold
C. Side lying position
D. Football hold
18. What is the purpose of abdominal
binders in postC-section recovery?
A. To increase pain
B. To restrict mobility
C. To provide additional support
D. To hide the incision
19. What is the primary purpose of ice
packs in postC-section recovery?
A. To numb the area
B. To increase swelling
C. To add warmth
D. To test pain tolerance
20. Which term is used for a baby
positioned feet or buttocks first instead of
headfirst?
A. Cephalic
B. Vertex
C. Breech
 D. Crown 26. How can partners and family members
support a mother's emotional wellbeing
21. What might mother’s worry about in
after a C-section?
terms of bonding with their newborn after a
C-section? A. By increasing anxiety
A. Physical appearance B. By creating a non-supportive
environment
B. Impact of surgery on bonding
C. By educating them on emotional
C. Lack of interest
challenges
D. Fear of holding the baby
D. By ignoring the mother
22. What is the significance of early
ambulation in post C-section recovery?
27. What is a Cesarean Section usually
A. To increase postoperative pain
reserved for in terms of incisions?
B. To test the mother's endurance
A. Planned C-sections
C. To prevent complications
B. Elective C-sections
D. To discourage movement
C. Emergencies
23. What is the purpose of deep breathing
D. Highrisk pregnancies
exercises in post C-section recovery?
A. To strain the incision area
28. What is a Pfannenstiel incision used for?
B. To engage muscles without discomfort
A. Vertical C-section
C. To promote laziness
B. Transverse C-section
D. To increase anxiety
C. Diagonal C-section
24. What is the importance of education
and empowerment in post C-section D. Elective C-section
recovery?
A. To increase confusion
29. What is the primary purpose of
B. To provide misinformation avoiding irritants on the incision until it's
fully healed?
C. To debunk myths and empower with
knowledge A. To test the mother's patience
D. To discourage mothers from seeking B. To hide the incision
information
C. To prevent infection and irritation
25. What is the role of support groups in
D. To promote discomfort
post C-section recovery?
A. To discourage communication
30. Why might a woman who had a
B. To share experiences and advice
previous C-section opt for a repeat C-
C. To isolate mothers section in subsequent pregnancies?
D. To provide medical treatment A. To increase pain
 B. Personal preference
C. To test pain tolerance
D. To prevent complications associated with
vaginal delivery