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Obstetrics questions for NEET PG
998 Obstetrics questions in the Recallab bank, each with a verified answer, every option explained and a reference to a current edition. 8 of them are published in full — the rest are in the app.
Chapters
- Hypertensive Disorders in Pregnancy36
- Malpresentation17
- Medical & Surgical Complications62
- Normal Labour32
Other questions
- All of the following are the most commonly used ultrasonographic fetal growth parameters for estimating gestational age of the fetus, EXCEPT:
- Which of the following type of pelvis is associated with a lack of single pelvic ala?
- A woman at 37 weeks' gestation presents with vaginal bleeding. Investigation shows a major degree of placenta praevia. The treatment is:
- Snow storm appearance on USG is seen in:
- Monoamniotic monochorionic twins develop if division occurs after:
- A 24-year-old woman attends her first antenatal visit at 14 weeks. She is well, and her haemoglobin is 11.4 g/dL. Under the national programme, what iron and folic acid supplementation should she…
- A 33-year-old woman in her fourth pregnancy has had two previous caesarean sections. At 32 weeks, ultrasound shows an anterior placenta completely covering the internal os, with loss of the…
- During the delivery of a 4.1 kg baby to a woman with gestational diabetes, the head delivers but then retracts against the perineum and the shoulders do not deliver with the next contraction or with…
- Where and within what time after ovulation does fertilization normally occur?
- Thirty minutes after a normal delivery the placenta is undelivered. During controlled cord traction the cord snaps at the level of the introitus. The uterus is well contracted, bleeding is minimal…
- A 37-year-old woman books late in her second pregnancy and wants screening for Down syndrome and neural tube defects. The quadruple test is offered. At what gestation should it be performed?
- Twenty minutes after a normal delivery a woman continues to bleed heavily. The uterus is soft and poorly contracted, the placenta is complete and there is no genital tract laceration. Uterine…
- At an 18-week anomaly scan the amniotic fluid is severely reduced, the fetal bladder cannot be visualised on repeated examination, and no kidneys are identified in either renal fossa. The membranes…
- A woman at 32 weeks has abdominal discomfort and breathlessness. The uterus is large for dates, fetal parts are difficult to palpate and the amniotic fluid index is 28 cm. Ultrasound shows a fetal…
- During a rapid labour a 33-year-old woman suddenly becomes breathless and agitated, then collapses with profound hypotension and cyanosis. She is resuscitated and delivered, but then bleeds heavily…
- A woman at 38 weeks with a transverse lie has spontaneous rupture of membranes. On examination a pulsating loop of cord is felt in the vagina below the presenting part, and the fetal heart rate falls…
- A woman with six weeks of amenorrhoea has mild lower abdominal pain and light vaginal bleeding. She is haemodynamically stable. Serum beta-hCG is 1400 mIU/mL, and transvaginal ultrasound shows no…
- A woman attends for her first antenatal visit. Her last menstrual period was about nine weeks ago but her cycles have always been irregular. Which ultrasound measurement dates the pregnancy most…
- A primigravida with brittle asthma has atonic postpartum haemorrhage that has not responded to oxytocin and uterine massage. Which uterotonic must be avoided, and which is a safe alternative?
- A woman with four daughters attends for her first obstetric ultrasound and asks the sonologist to tell her the sex of the fetus. Under Indian law, what must the doctor do?
- A woman has a confirmed unruptured tubal ectopic pregnancy of 2.5 cm with no fetal cardiac activity, beta-hCG 2800 IU/L, and is haemodynamically stable with reliable follow-up. Which regimen is used…