SECTION C: MATCHING QUESTIONS: (15 marks) 1. Foetal malpresentations: For each description in Column 2, choose the SINGLE most appropriate match from column 1 by inserting the letter in the space provided in column 2. Each option may be used once, more than once, or not at all. Letter Column 1 Insert Letter Column 2 from Column 1 Transverse Longitudinal lie where the presenting part is a foot Frank breech Fetal head is palpated in the right iliac fossa C Footling The position intended to be achieved by breech external cephalic version D Unstable lie Fetus with both hips and both knees are flexed E Cephalic The fetal long axis runs perpendicular to the maternal long axis Complete Fetus with both hips are flexed with breech one/both knees extended G Oblique Women should routinely be admitted to the antenatal ward at term None of the H above 2. Stages of labour: For each description below, choose the SINGLE most appropriate answer from the above list of options. Each option may be used once, more than once, or not at all. Insert S/N from Column S/N Column 1 Column 2 1 Latent phase Commonly mistaken for onset of labour Second stage If absent may signal Cephalopelvic 2 Disproportionate (CPD) Conventionally should last no longer than 3 Effacement 2 hours in a primiparous woman Time between onset of labour and 3 - 4 Third stage cm cervical dilatation First fetal movement as felt by the 5 First stage pregnant woman Active second 6 Ends with cervical dilatation of 10cms stage Cervix shortens in length until it becomes 7 Engagement included in the lower segment of the uterus Braxton-Hicks Should be considered abnormal if lasting 8 contractions more than 30 minutes Quickening