A patient in her 28th week pregnancy presented with abdominal cramping and vaginal

bleeding with clots for the past 3 hours.She has passed several clots. What is the
nuring diagnosis for her?
A) Knowledge deficit
B) Fluid volume deficit
C) Anticipatory grieving
D) pain
ANSWER: B
A patient in her 28th week pregnancy presented with abdominal cramping and vaginal
bleeding with clots for the past 3 hours.She has passed several clots. What is the
nuring diagnosis for her?
A) Knowledge deficit
B) Fluid volume deficit
C) Anticipatory grieving
D) pain
ANSWER: B
A pregnant client is diagnosed with partial placenta praevia. What is the usual
treatment?
A) activity limited to bed rest
B) Platelet transfusion
C) Immediate c/s
D) Labour induction with oxytocin
ANSWER: A
A pregnant client is diagnosed with partial placenta praevia. What is the usual
treatment?
A) activity limited to bed rest
B) Platelet transfusion
C) Immediate c/s
D) Labour induction with oxytocin
ANSWER: A
Abena Manu's LMP began on April 8 2020 and ended on April 13 2020. Calculate her
EDD:
A) Jan 15, 2021
B) Jan 20, 2021
C) July 18, 2021
D) Nov 5, 2021
ANSWER: A
Abena Manu's LMP began on April 8 2020 and ended on April 13 2020. Calculate her
EDD:
A) Jan 15, 2021
B) Jan 20, 2021
C) July 18, 2021
D) Nov 5, 2021
ANSWER: A
After the first 4 months of pregnancy, the chief source of oestrogen and
progestrone is the?
A) placenta
B) Adrenal cortex
C) Corpus luteum
D) Anterior hypophysis
ANSWER: A
After the first 4 months of pregnancy, the chief source of oestrogen and
progestrone is the?
A) placenta
B) Adrenal cortex
C) Corpus luteum
D) Anterior hypophysis
ANSWER: A
All the following are skin changes associated with pregnancy except
A) palmar erythema
B) subclinical jaundice
C) Hegar's sign
D) chloasma gravidarium
E) Linea nigra
ANSWER: C
All the following are skin changes associated with pregnancy except
A) palmar erythema
B) subclinical jaundice
C) Hegar's sign
D) chloasma gravidarium
E) Linea nigra
ANSWER: C
An expected cardiopulmonary adapatation experienced by most pregnant women is:
A) Tachycardia
B) Dyspnea at rest
C) Progression of dependent edema
D) shortness of breath on exertion
ANSWER: D
An expected cardiopulmonary adapatation experienced by most pregnant women is:
A) Tachycardia
B) Dyspnea at rest
C) Progression of dependent edema
D) shortness of breath on exertion
ANSWER: D
An increased blood supply to the pelvic region that results in a purplish
discoloration of the vaginal mucosa is known as
A) Ladin's sign
B) Hegar's sign
C) Goodell's sign
D) Chadwick's sign
ANSWER: D
An increased blood supply to the pelvic region that results in a purplish
discoloration of the vaginal mucosa is known as
A) Ladin's sign
B) Hegar's sign
C) Goodell's sign
D) Chadwick's sign
ANSWER: D
An uncrease in vaginal secretions during pregnancy is called leukorrhea and is
caused by?
A) metabolic rates
B) production of oestrogen
C) functioning of the bartholins glands
D) supply of sodium chloride to the cells of the vagina
ANSWER: B
An uncrease in vaginal secretions during pregnancy is called leukorrhea and is
caused by?
A) metabolic rates
B) production of oestrogen
C) functioning of the bartholins glands
D) supply of sodium chloride to the cells of the vagina
ANSWER: B
An uncrease in vaginal secretions during pregnancy is called leukorrhea and is
caused by?
A) metabolic rates
B) production of oestrogen
C) functioning of the bartholins glands
D) supply of sodium chloride to the cells of the vagina
ANSWER: B
An uncrease in vaginal secretions during pregnancy is called leukorrhea and is
caused by?
A) metabolic rates
B) production of oestrogen
C) functioning of the bartholins glands
D) supply of sodium chloride to the cells of the vagina
ANSWER: B
Cervical softening and uterine souffle are classified as which of the following
A) Diagnostic signs
B) probable signs
C) presumptive signs
D) positive signs
ANSWER: B
Cervical softening and uterine souffle are classified as which of the following
A) Diagnostic signs
B) probable signs
C) presumptive signs
D) positive signs
ANSWER: B
Clients with gestational diabetes are usually managed by which of the following
A) diet
B) long acting insulin
C) oral hypoglycaemic drugs
D) oral hypoglycaemic drugs and insulin
ANSWER: A
Clients with gestational diabetes are usually managed by which of the following
A) diet
B) long acting insulin
C) oral hypoglycaemic drugs
D) oral hypoglycaemic drugs and insulin
ANSWER: A
Excessive vomitting in pregnancy will often result in :
A) bowel perforation
B) eletrolyte imbalance
C) Miscarriage
D) pregnancy induced hypertension (PIH)
ANSWER: B
Excessive vomitting in pregnancy will often result in :
A) bowel perforation
B) eletrolyte imbalance
C) Miscarriage
D) pregnancy induced hypertension (PIH)
ANSWER: B
Fetal heart rate can be auscultated with fetoscope as early as
A) 5 weeks
B) 10 weeks
C) 15 weeks
D) 20 weeks
ANSWER: D
Fetal heart rate can be auscultated with fetoscope as early as
A) 5 weeks
B) 10 weeks
C) 15 weeks
D) 20 weeks
ANSWER: D
Fundal height of a pregnant woman is measured from?
A) the bottom of the pubic bone to the top of the uterus
B) the middle of the pubic bone to the top of the uterus
C) the top of the pubic bone to the top of the uterus
D) the top of the pubic bone to the middle of the uterus
ANSWER: A
Fundal height of a pregnant woman is measured from?
A) the bottom of the pubic bone to the top of the uterus
B) the middle of the pubic bone to the top of the uterus
C) the top of the pubic bone to the top of the uterus
D) the top of the pubic bone to the middle of the uterus
ANSWER: A
Gravida refers to what ?
A) serious pregnancy
B) number of times a female has been pregnant
C) number of childern a female has delivered
D) number of term pregnancies a female has had
ANSWER: B
Gravida refers to what ?
A) serious pregnancy
B) number of times a female has been pregnant
C) number of childern a female has delivered
D) number of term pregnancies a female has had
ANSWER: B
How long is an average full term pregnancy?
A) 280 days
B) 290 days
C) 320 days
D) 288 days
ANSWER: A
How long is an average full term pregnancy?
A) 280 days
B) 290 days
C) 320 days
D) 288 days
ANSWER: A
How long is an average full term pregnancy?
A) 280 days
B) 290 days
C) 320 days
D) 288 days
ANSWER: A
How long is an average full term pregnancy?
A) 280 days
B) 290 days
C) 320 days
D) 288 days
ANSWER: A
If Akua's LMP is 19/09/2013. What would be her EDD?
A) July 26, 2013
B) June 12, 2014
C) June 26, 2014
D) July 12, 2014
ANSWER: C
If Akua's LMP is 19/09/2013. What would be her EDD?
A) July 26, 2013
B) June 12, 2014
C) June 26, 2014
D) July 12, 2014
ANSWER: C
If Yaa's last menstrual period (LMP) is 28/02/2015. What would be her Expected date
of delivery(EDD)?
A) Nov 5, 2015
B) Dec 7, 2015
C) Dec 5, 2015
D) Nov 28, 2015
ANSWER: C
If Yaa's last menstrual period (LMP) is 28/02/2015. What would be her Expected date
of delivery(EDD)?
A) Nov 5, 2015
B) Dec 7, 2015
C) Dec 5, 2015
D) Nov 28, 2015
ANSWER: C
In diagnosing pregnancy, which of the following is a presumptive sign?
A) amenorrhoea
B) hegar's sign
C) uterine souffle
D) presence of HcG
ANSWER: A
In diagnosing pregnancy, which of the following is a presumptive sign?
A) amenorrhoea
B) hegar's sign
C) uterine souffle
D) presence of HcG
ANSWER: A
In diagnosing pregnancy, which of the following is a presumptive sign?
A) amenorrhoea
B) hegar's sign
C) uterine souffle
D) presence of HcG
ANSWER: A
In the 20th week of pregnancy the shape of the uterus is
A) grape fruit
B) pear
C) Ovoid
D) globular
ANSWER: C
In the 20th week of pregnancy the shape of the uterus is
A) grape fruit
B) pear
C) Ovoid
D) globular
ANSWER: C
In which of the following areas would the midwife expect to observe chloasma
A) breast, areola & nipples
B) chest, neck, arms & legs
C) Abdomen, breast & thighs
D) cheeks, forehead & nose
ANSWER: D
In which of the following areas would the midwife expect to observe chloasma
A) breast, areola & nipples
B) chest, neck, arms & legs
C) Abdomen, breast & thighs
D) cheeks, forehead & nose
ANSWER: D
Madam Konadu complains of experiencing aching swollen leg veins,the midwife would
explain that it is most probably the result of
A) Thrombophlebitis
B) pregnancy induced hypertension (PIH)
C) Pressure on blood vessels from enlarging uterus
D) the force of gravidity pulling down the uterus
ANSWER: C
Madam Konadu complains of experiencing aching swollen leg veins,the midwife would
explain that it is most probably the result of
A) Thrombophlebitis
B) pregnancy induced hypertension (PIH)
C) Pressure on blood vessels from enlarging uterus
D) the force of gravidity pulling down the uterus
ANSWER: C
Madam Yaa visited the clinic for ANC. She complained of been excessively hungry,
thirsty and very tired lately. Which of the follwing would the midwife suspect?
A) Pre-Elampsia
B) Toxoplasmosis
C) Anaemia
D) Gestational diabetes
ANSWER: D
Madam Yaa visited the clinic for ANC. She complained of been excessively hungry,
thirsty and very tired lately. Which of the follwing would the midwife suspect?
A) Pre-Elampsia
B) Toxoplasmosis
C) Anaemia
D) Gestational diabetes
ANSWER: D
The chief function of progestrone is?
A) development of the female reoroductive system
B) stimulation of the follices for ovulation to occur
C) preparation of the uterus to receive the fertilized egg
D) establishment of secondary male sex characteristics
ANSWER: C
The chief function of progestrone is?
A) development of the female reoroductive system
B) stimulation of the follices for ovulation to occur
C) preparation of the uterus to receive the fertilized egg
D) establishment of secondary male sex characteristics
ANSWER: C
The developing cells are called a fetus from:
A) time the fetal heart is heard
B) eight week to the time of birth
C) implantation of fertilized ovum
D) end of the second week to the onset of labour
ANSWER: B
The developing cells are called a fetus from:
A) time the fetal heart is heard
B) eight week to the time of birth
C) implantation of fertilized ovum
D) end of the second week to the onset of labour
ANSWER: B
The midwife accurately tells a client that fetal circulation consist of
A) 2 umbilical veins and 1 artery
B) 2 arteries and 1 vein
C) arteries carrying oxygenated blood to the fetus
D) veins carrying deoxygenated blood to the fetus
ANSWER: B
The midwife accurately tells a client that fetal circulation consist of
A) 2 umbilical veins and 1 artery
B) 2 arteries and 1 vein
C) arteries carrying oxygenated blood to the fetus
D) veins carrying deoxygenated blood to the fetus
ANSWER: B
The midwife is reviewing a client's prenatal history. Which finding indicates a
genetic risk factor?
A) the client is 25 years old
B) the client has a child with cystic fibrosis
C) the client has a history of preterm labour
D) the client is exposed to rubella at 35 weeks
ANSWER: B
The midwife is reviewing a client's prenatal history. Which finding indicates a
genetic risk factor?
A) the client is 25 years old
B) the client has a child with cystic fibrosis
C) the client has a history of preterm labour
D) the client is exposed to rubella at 35 weeks
ANSWER: B
The midwife recognizes that an expected change in the haematologic system that
occurs during the 2nd trimester of pregnancy is
A) a decreased in white blood cells
B) increased in haematocrit
C) an increase in blood volume
D) a decreased in sedimentation
ANSWER: C
The midwife recognizes that an expected change in the haematologic system that
occurs during the 2nd trimester of pregnancy is
A) a decreased in white blood cells
B) increased in haematocrit
C) an increase in blood volume
D) a decreased in sedimentation
ANSWER: C
The midwife teaches the pregnant client to avoid sleeping on her back. The midwife
has based this statement on the knowledge that supine position can :
A) unduly prolong labour
B) cause decreased placental prefusion
C) lead to transient episodes of hypotension
D) interfer with free movement of the coccyx
ANSWER: B
The midwife teaches the pregnant client to avoid sleeping on her back. The midwife
has based this statement on the knowledge that supine position can :
A) unduly prolong labour
B) cause decreased placental prefusion
C) lead to transient episodes of hypotension
D) interfer with free movement of the coccyx
ANSWER: B
The Obstetrician has documented the presence of a Goodell's sign. The midwife
determines this sign indicates?
A) softening of the cervix
B) soft blowing sound that corresponds to maternal pulse during auscultation of the
uterusc. the presence of HcG in the urine
C) the presence of fetal movement
ANSWER: A
The Obstetrician has documented the presence of a Goodell's sign. The midwife
determines this sign indicates?
A) softening of the cervix
B) soft blowing sound that corresponds to maternal pulse during auscultation of the
uterusc. the presence of HcG in the urine
C) the presence of fetal movement
ANSWER: A
The pituitary hormone that stimulates the secretion of milk from the mammary gland
is:
A) prolactin
B) oxytocin
C) oestrogen
D) progestrone
ANSWER: A
The pituitary hormone that stimulates the secretion of milk from the mammary gland
is:
A) prolactin
B) oxytocin
C) oestrogen
D) progestrone
ANSWER: A
This hormone is excreted in urine in early pregnancy. It forms the basis for
pregnancy text
A) oestrogen
B) progesterone
C) prolactin
D) chorionic gonadotrophin(HcG)
ANSWER: D
This hormone is excreted in urine in early pregnancy. It forms the basis for
pregnancy text
A) oestrogen
B) progesterone
C) prolactin
D) chorionic gonadotrophin(HcG)
ANSWER: D
This sign is seen between 4-6 weeks gestation, peaks at 16 weeks and persist
throughout pregnancy?
A) hagar's sign
B) chadwicks sign
C) ballottement
D) osiander's sign
ANSWER: B
This sign is seen between 4-6 weeks gestation, peaks at 16 weeks and persist
throughout pregnancy?
A) hagar's sign
B) chadwicks sign
C) ballottement
D) osiander's sign
ANSWER: B
This sign is seen between 4-6 weeks gestation, peaks at 16 weeks and persist
throughout pregnancy?
A) hagar's sign
B) chadwicks sign
C) ballottement
D) osiander's sign
ANSWER: B
This sign is seen between 4-6 weeks gestation, peaks at 16 weeks and persist
throughout pregnancy?
A) hagar's sign
B) chadwicks sign
C) ballottement
D) osiander's sign
ANSWER: B
Throughout pregnancy which of this is measureed once
A) weight
B) blood pressure
C) height
D) glucose
ANSWER: C
Throughout pregnancy which of this is measureed once
A) weight
B) blood pressure
C) height
D) glucose
ANSWER: C
What 3 joints all form the' Give 'of the pelvis?
A) Symphysis pubis, sacroilliac joint & sacrococcygeal
B) Illiopectinal joint, lumbosacral & pubic joint
C) Pubic joint, sacrotuberous & sacrospinous
D) Illiolumbar, lumbosacral & pubic
ANSWER: A
What 3 joints all form the' Give 'of the pelvis?
A) Symphysis pubis, sacroilliac joint & sacrococcygeal
B) Illiopectinal joint, lumbosacral & pubic joint
C) Pubic joint, sacrotuberous & sacrospinous
D) Illiolumbar, lumbosacral & pubic
ANSWER: A
What advice as a midwife would you give a pergnant woman who has reshape or modify
the appearance of the breast?
A) Its contraindicated to breastfeed
B) I support your ccommittment, however you may have to supplement feeding with
formular
C) You should check with your surgeon whether feeding is possible
D) You should be able to breastfeed without difficulty.
ANSWER: B
What advice as a midwife would you give a pergnant woman who has reshape or modify
the appearance of the breast?
A) Its contraindicated to breastfeed
B) I support your ccommittment, however you may have to supplement feeding with
formular
C) You should check with your surgeon whether feeding is possible
D) You should be able to breastfeed without difficulty.
ANSWER: B
What is the appropriate time the blastocydt spends travelling to the uterus for
implantation?
A) 2 days
B) 7 days
C) 10 days
D) 14 days
ANSWER: B
What is the appropriate time the blastocydt spends travelling to the uterus for
implantation?
A) 2 days
B) 7 days
C) 10 days
D) 14 days
ANSWER: B
When assessing the adequacy of sperm for conception to occur, which of the
following is the most useful criterion
A) sperm count
B) sperm motility
C) sperm maturity
D) semen volume
ANSWER: B
When assessing the adequacy of sperm for conception to occur, which of the
following is the most useful criterion
A) sperm count
B) sperm motility
C) sperm maturity
D) semen volume
ANSWER: B
When does the pregnant woman feel quickening?
A) 12 weeks
B) 14 weeks
C) 16 weeks
D) 17 weeks
ANSWER: C
When does the pregnant woman feel quickening?
A) 12 weeks
B) 14 weeks
C) 16 weeks
D) 17 weeks
ANSWER: C
When evaluating a clients knowledge of symptoms to report during her pregnancy,
which statement indicates that she understands the information given her?
A) I will report increased frequency of urination
B) If I have blurred vision, I should call the clinic immediately
C) Nausea should be reported immediately
D) if i feel tired after resting, i should report immediately
ANSWER: B
When evaluating a clients knowledge of symptoms to report during her pregnancy,
which statement indicates that she understands the information given her?
A) I will report increased frequency of urination
B) If I have blurred vision, I should call the clinic immediately
C) Nausea should be reported immediately
D) if i feel tired after resting, i should report immediately
ANSWER: B
When is quickening felt by the woman
A) 12 weeks
B) 14 weeks
C) 16 weeks
D) 18 weeks
ANSWER: C
When is quickening felt by the woman
A) 12 weeks
B) 14 weeks
C) 16 weeks
D) 18 weeks
ANSWER: C
When is quickening felt by the woman
A) 12 weeks
B) 14 weeks
C) 16 weeks
D) 18 weeks
ANSWER: C
When you look at the anatomical structure of the pelvic organs, where is the
position of the bladder in relation to the uterus:
A) anterior
B) posterior
C) right angled
D) above
ANSWER: A
When you look at the anatomical structure of the pelvic organs, where is the
position of the bladder in relation to the uterus:
A) anterior
B) posterior
C) right angled
D) above
ANSWER: A
When you look at the anatomical structure of the pelvic organs, where is the
position of the bladder in relation to the uterus:
A) anterior
B) posterior
C) right angled
D) above
ANSWER: A
Which is a presumptive sign of pregnancy
A) Hegars sign
B) nausea and vomitting
C) skin pigmentation changes
D) positive serum prenancy test
ANSWER: B
Which is a presumptive sign of pregnancy
A) Hegars sign
B) nausea and vomitting
C) skin pigmentation changes
D) positive serum prenancy test
ANSWER: B
Which of te follwing condition is common in pregnancy in the 2nd trimester?
A) mastitis
B) metabolic alkalosis
C) physiologic anaemia
D) respiratory acidosis
ANSWER: C
Which of te follwing condition is common in pregnancy in the 2nd trimester?
A) mastitis
B) metabolic alkalosis
C) physiologic anaemia
D) respiratory acidosis
ANSWER: C
Which of the following danger signs should be reported promptly during antepartum
peroid
A) constipation
B) breast tenderness
C) nasal stiffness
D) leaking amnitic fluid
ANSWER: D
Which of the following danger signs should be reported promptly during antepartum
peroid
A) constipation
B) breast tenderness
C) nasal stiffness
D) leaking amnitic fluid
ANSWER: D
Which of the following is false regarding the respiratory system of pregnant women
A) there is increased metabolic demand for oxygen from the body
B) the rib cage becomes slighly more compact
C) oxygen consumptiom is increased
D) the diaphragm elevates
ANSWER: B
Which of the following is false regarding the respiratory system of pregnant women
A) there is increased metabolic demand for oxygen from the body
B) the rib cage becomes slighly more compact
C) oxygen consumptiom is increased
D) the diaphragm elevates
ANSWER: B
Which of the following is not a danger sign of pregnancy
A) vaginal bleeding
B) fever / chills
C) persistent vomitting
D) increased urination
ANSWER: D
Which of the following is not a danger sign of pregnancy
A) vaginal bleeding
B) fever / chills
C) persistent vomitting
D) increased urination
ANSWER: D
Which of the following is not a risk factor for gestational diabetes?
A) prevoius stillbirth
B) Obesity
C) Family history of diabetes
D) poor diet
ANSWER: D
Which of the following is not a risk factor for gestational diabetes?
A) prevoius stillbirth
B) Obesity
C) Family history of diabetes
D) poor diet
ANSWER: D
Which of the following represents the average amount of weight gained during
pregnancy
A) 5-10kg
B) 6-11kg
C) 11-14kg
D) 11-18kg
ANSWER: C
Which of the following represents the average amount of weight gained during
pregnancy
A) 5-10kg
B) 6-11kg
C) 11-14kg
D) 11-18kg
ANSWER: C
Which of the following urinary symptoms does the pregnant women most frequently
experience during the 1st trimester
A) Dysuria
B) frequency
C) incontinency
D) burning
ANSWER: B
Which of the following urinary symptoms does the pregnant women most frequently
experience during the 1st trimester
A) Dysuria
B) frequency
C) incontinency
D) burning
ANSWER: B
Which of the following would the midwife most likely expect to find when assessing
a pregnant woman with abruption placenta
A) excessive vaginal bleeding
B) rigid, board-like abdomen
C) premature rupture of membranes
D) tetanic uterine contractions
ANSWER: B
Which of the following would the midwife most likely expect to find when assessing
a pregnant woman with abruption placenta
A) excessive vaginal bleeding
B) rigid, board-like abdomen
C) premature rupture of membranes
D) tetanic uterine contractions
ANSWER: B
Which of the follwing is a possible cause of bleeding in early pregnancy?
A) cervical ectropion
B) spontaneous abortion
C) trophoblastic disease
D) All of the above
ANSWER: D
Which of the follwing is a possible cause of bleeding in early pregnancy?
A) cervical ectropion
B) spontaneous abortion
C) trophoblastic disease
D) All of the above
ANSWER: D
Which of the follwing is a risk factor for gestational diabetes?
A) Newborn weighing 3.900kg
B) Advanced maternal age
C) maternal obesity
D) High blood pressure
ANSWER: C
Which of the follwing is a risk factor for gestational diabetes?
A) Newborn weighing 3.900kg
B) Advanced maternal age
C) maternal obesity
D) High blood pressure
ANSWER: C
Which of the follwing statements if made by the student midwife indicates an
understanding of the term quickening?
A) it is the iregular painless contractions that occur throughout pregnancy
B) it is the soft blowing sound that can be heard when the uterus is auscultated
C) it is the fetal movement that is felt by the mother.
D) it is the thinning of the lower uterine segment
ANSWER: C
Which of the follwing statements if made by the student midwife indicates an
understanding of the term quickening?
A) it is the iregular painless contractions that occur throughout pregnancy
B) it is the soft blowing sound that can be heard when the uterus is auscultated
C) it is the fetal movement that is felt by the mother.
D) it is the thinning of the lower uterine segment
ANSWER: C
Which of the fundal height indicates less than 12 weeks gestation when the date of
the LMP is unknown
A) uterus in the pelvis
B) uterus at the xiphoid
C) uterus in the abdomen
D) uterus at the umbilicus
ANSWER: A
Which of the fundal height indicates less than 12 weeks gestation when the date of
the LMP is unknown
A) uterus in the pelvis
B) uterus at the xiphoid
C) uterus in the abdomen
D) uterus at the umbilicus
ANSWER: A
Which of this can cause preterm uterine contraction.
A) castor oil
B) sterile water
C) fruit juice
D) salt water
ANSWER: A
Which of this can cause preterm uterine contraction.
A) castor oil
B) sterile water
C) fruit juice
D) salt water
ANSWER: A
Which sign indicates a probable sign of pregnancy?
A) uterine enlargement
B) Ballottement
C) chadwicks sin
D) all of the above
ANSWER: D
Which sign indicates a probable sign of pregnancy?
A) uterine enlargement
B) Ballottement
C) chadwicks sin
D) all of the above
ANSWER: D
World Health Organization recommends the average haemoglobin of a pregnant woman
be:
A) 9.8kg
B) 11.okg
C) 10.0kg
D) 14.0kg
ANSWER: C
World Health Organization recommends the average haemoglobin of a pregnant woman
be:
A) 9.8kg
B) 11.okg
C) 10.0kg
D) 14.0kg
ANSWER: C