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An 8 weeks PG, 23-year- old, presents with intractable vomiting for 3 days and marked
sense of fatigue. Her tongue is dry and urine analysis showed ketonuria. Best management:
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8%
Reassurance as it is a self-limited condition.
8%
Oral antiemetics
17%
Termination of pregnancy.
67%
Prevent oral feeding and give IV fluids in a hospital,
0%
Upper endoscopy is required.
A PG with mitral stenosis, and fully dilated cervix for one hour, head station +1, direct
occipito anterior, is best delivered by:
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10%
Cesarean section.
30%
Forceps delivery.
10%
Vacuum extraction.
10%
Internal podalic version then breech extraction
40%
Expectant management.
Corticosteroids administered in PTL decrease rates of RDS if birth is delayed at least:
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10%
12hours.
50%
24hours.
15%
36hours.
20%
48hours.
5%
72hours.
Questions 36-37: A 32-year-old G3P2 at 40wks +5 had PV of 1cm dilated cervix, cephalic
presentation, good fetal movement.
36. Next step in the management of this patient:
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7%
Cesarean section
21%
Labor induction by Prostaglandins
14%
Labor induction by oxytocin
21%
Doppler for assessment of fetal well-being
36%
Schedule a visit after another week
One week later, she returns with cx is 2cm dilatation, cephalic presentation, station -1
Fetal movement is slightly decreased. Your management plan should include:
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33%
Non stress test
17%
Labor induction by oxytocin
42%
Doppler assessment of fetal well-bein
8%
Cesarean section
0%
Schedule a visit after another week.
COVID-19 infection spread between all countries in the world in 2020. What is the epidemiological pattern of COVID-19?
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3%
Endemic
8%
Epidemic
1%
Outbreak
89%
Pandemic