KNRUHS MBBS Obstetrics And Gynaecology April 2026 (MB2019136 Regular)
MB2019136Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences · Obstetrics And Gynaecology · 2026 · April · Regular
Questions (25)
- 1.Deep transverse arrest are common in a) Gynecoid pelvis b) Android pelvis c) Anthropoid pelvis d) Platypelloid pelvis1 Mark
- 2.The maximum number of oocytes in the ovary is seen at a) 20 weeks of gestation b) At birth c) At puberty d) At 20 years of age1 Mark
- 3.Characteristic violet discolouration of vagina during pregnancy a) Haegar’s sign b) Chadwick’s sign c) Osiander’s sign d) Palmer’s sign1 Mark
- 4.The cardinal movements during normal labour occur in the following order a) Engagement, descent, flexion, internal rotation, extension, restitution, external rotation, expulsion b) Engagement, descent, flexion, internal rotation, extension, external rotation, restitution, expulsion c) Engagement, descent, flexion, internal rotation, restitution, extension, external rotation, expulsion d) Engagement, descent, internal rotation, flexion, extension, restitution, expulsion1 Mark
- 5.Early deceleration occurs due to a) Fetal head compression b) Umbilical cord compression c) Fetal hypoxia d) Congenital heart block1 Mark
- 6.The Ph of vaginal fluid that is suggestive of amniotic fluid leakage is around a) 4.5 b) 5.5 c) 6.5 d) 7.51 Mark
- 7.APGAR score is assessed at a) Birth only b) 1 minute only c) 5 minutes only d) 1 and 5 minutes1 Mark
- 8.Drug of choice for eclampsia a) Diazepam b) Phenytoin c) Magnesium sulphate d) Labetalol1 Mark
- 9.Commonest presentation at term is a) Breech b) Transverse c) Cephalic d) Face1 Mark
- 10.Under the national anemia prophylaxis programme, all pregnant and lactating mothers should receive a) 50mg elemental iron b) 80 mg elemental iron c) 100mg elemental iron d) 150mg elemental iron1 Mark
- 11.Define multiple pregnancy. What are the causes of multiple pregnancy. How will you manage a case of twin pregnancy in labour? Mention any four15 Marks
- 12.Define Anaemia in pregnancy. Discuss etiology, diagnosis and management of severe anaemia at term. Add a note on maternal and fetal complications of anaemia.15 Marks
- 13.HELLP Syndrome.6 Marks
- 14.Active management of third stage of labour.6 Marks
- 15.Causes of Maternal Mortality.6 Marks
- 16.Antenatal care.6 Marks
- 17.Oligohydramnios.6 Marks
- 18.Management of Atonic postpartum haemorrhage.6 Marks
- 19.Antenatal corticosteroids.6 Marks
- 20.Indications of VENTOUSE.3 Marks
- 21.Puerperal pyrexia.3 Marks
- 22.Functions of placenta.3 Marks
- 23.Neonatal resuscitation.3 Marks
- 24.Oral Glucose Challenge Test.3 Marks
- 25.Misoprostol.3 Marks
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