24. Cord presentation is an expression used to describe the: A. Cord lying alongside the presenting part B. Cord palpable below the presenting part C. Cord palpable after spontaneous rupture of...

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Extracted text: 24. Cord presentation is an expression used to describe the: A. Cord lying alongside the presenting part B. Cord palpable below the presenting part C. Cord palpable after spontaneous rupture of membranes D. Cord palpable through the intact membranes 25. Pathological oedema in pregnancy can be attributed to the following EXCEPT: A. malnutrition B. pre-eclampsia C. renal disease D. wearing of tight clothing 26. When estimating a normal blood loss after a spontaneous vaginal delivery, you would expect: A. Less that 250 mls B. Less than 500 mls C. More than 500 mls D. More than 750 mls 27. The under-listed are true about prolonged labour EXCEPT: A. cervical dilatation is slow in the presence of good uterine contractions B. there is good uterine contractions but the presenting part remains high C. there is good uterine contraction with progressive cervical dilatation D. there is poor uterine contractions with cervix not effaced 28. While examining the placenta you discovered a missing lobe, what would you do? A. Empty the bladder and expel lobe B. Get client ready for theatre C. Give moral support to the woman D. Notify the doctor immediately 29. The woman in labour could be told to withhold food because: A. food intake at this stage will aggravate gastric peristalsis B. it will cause increase in hydro-chloric acid secretion and dyspepsia C. it will deplete the energy in the mother to push D. undigested meal induces vomiting and may limit the choice of anaesthesia if Necessary