21. What is the
primary function of the umbilical cord?
a) To provide oxygen and nutrients to the mother
b) To connect the fetus to the placenta
c) To protect the fetus from external shocks
d) To facilitate fetal movement
22. Which
vaccine is commonly given during pregnancy to protect against tetanus?
a) MMR
b) TT (Tetanus Toxoid)
c) Influenza
d) Hepatitis B
23. What is the
typical weight gain for a pregnant woman after the first three weeks?
a) 1 kg per month
b) 2 kg per month
c) 3 kg per month
d) 4 kg per month
24. What is the
purpose of checking blood pressure during pregnancy?
a) To monitor the mother's weight
b) To assess the risk of gestational diabetes
c) To detect preeclampsia
d) To evaluate fetal growth
25. What is the
main characteristic of the third trimester?
a) Formation of limbs
b) Complete growth of lungs
c) Fetal movement begins
d) Development of sex organs
26. What does
the presence of HCG in urine indicate?
a) The mother is dehydrated
b) The mother is pregnant
c) The fetus is not developing
d) The mother has a hormonal imbalance
27. What is the
role of the amnion?
a) To provide nutrients to the fetus
b) To surround and protect the fetus
c) To facilitate gas exchange
d) To connect the fetus to the placenta
28. What is the
significance of the second trimester?
a) Major organ systems are formed
b) The fetus begins to move and grow hair
c) The mother experiences labor
d) None of the above
29. What is the
primary concern during the postnatal period?
a) Maternal nutrition
b) Fetal development
c) Mother's recovery and baby's health
d) Vaccination
30. What is the
main purpose of antenatal scans?
a) To check the mother's blood type
b) To assess fetal growth and detect abnormalities
c) To monitor maternal weight
d) To provide education on childbirth
31. What is the
typical position of the fetus during the third trimester?
a) Head down towards the vagina
b) Breech position
c) Transverse position
d) None of the above
32. What is the
role of progesterone during pregnancy?
a) To stimulate contractions
b) To maintain the uterine lining
c) To promote fetal growth
d) To induce labor
33. What is the
main focus of prenatal care?
a) To monitor the mother's health
b) To ensure the fetus is developing properly
c) To provide education on childbirth
d) All of the above
34. What is the
primary function of the placenta?
a) To produce hormones
b) To provide nutrients and oxygen to the fetus
c) To protect the fetus from infections
d) All of the above
35. What is the
significance of colostrum for newborns?
a) It is a type of formula
b) It provides essential nutrients and immunity
c) It helps in digestion
d) It is not important
36. What is the
main purpose of postpartum care?
a) To monitor the mother's recovery
b) To ensure the baby's health
c) To provide breastfeeding support
d) All of the above
37. What is the
role of health workers in maternal health?
a) To provide medical care
b) To educate the community
c) To assist during childbirth
d) All of the above
38. What is the
primary cause of complications during pregnancy?
a) Poor nutrition
b) Lack of prenatal care
c) Pre-existing health conditions
d) All of the above
39. What is the
main focus of maternal health education?
a) To inform
about pregnancy complications
b) To promote healthy practices during pregnancy
c) To provide information on childbirth
d) All of the above
40. What is the
significance of regular check-ups during pregnancy?
a) To monitor the mother's health
b) To ensure the fetus is developing properly
c) To detect any potential complications early
d) All of the above
Answers:
21. b
22. b
23. b
24. c
25. b
26. b
27. b
28. b
29. c
30. b
31. a
32. b
33. d
34. d
35. b
36. d
37. d
38. d
39. d
40. d
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