AMREF Virtual Nursing School End of Module Two Examination: Labour Progress, Obstructed Labour and Cancer of the Cervix
The end-of-module-two examination for the March 2009 class, sat on Monday 26th April 2010 in three hours of multiple choice, short answers and long answers. The items take the gestation at which the fetal testes descend into the scrotum, what a pendulous abdomen in a primigravida indicates, the definition of the neonatal period, the maternal causes of unstable lie, the obstetric events that precipitate disseminated intravascular coagulation, the advice to a postnatal mother with stress incontinence, the hormone produced by the early villi of the decidua, physiological anaemia, why a higher blood volume is required in pregnancy, the initial presentation of cancer of the cervix, the mechanical factors that drive the first stage, the fetal complications of obstructed labour, the advice after a mastectomy and the role of the midwife in a face-to-pubis delivery.
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