AMREF Virtual Nursing School End of Module Two Supplementary Examination: Pelvic Anatomy, Presentation, Caesarean Section and the Preterm Newborn
The supplementary end-of-module-two examination for the March 2010 class, sat on Tuesday 19th April 2011. The midwifery items take the muscles of the deep layer of the pelvic floor, the aim of the abdominal examination in pregnancy, the presentation of cardiac disease graded three, the immediate effects of hyperemesis gravidarum, the presenting diameters in a face presentation, the findings on vaginal examination that diagnose obstructed labour, the definite indications for caesarean section, the hormone central to the maintenance of labour, the fetal indications for induction, the maternal causes of fetal distress and why a higher blood volume is needed in pregnancy. The newborn block takes surfactant in the lungs, the characteristics of the preterm baby and the nerve injury in which the upper arm moves normally and the lower arm does not.
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