84. This device is attached to a syringe and filled with sufficient saline solution, usually 300 ml to 500 Ml, toexert enough counter-pressure to stop bleeding.A. Glove tamponadB. BT-CathC. Rusch urological hydrostatic ballonD. Sengstaken-Blakemore Esophageal Catheter85. The following is/are true about balloon tamponade.A. Involves inserting a rubber or silicone balloon into the uterine cavity and inflating the balloon with normalsalineB. Balloon ruptures when more than 50 mL was instilled into the balloon, thus a 34F Foley with a 60-mlballoon can be usedC. If bleeding subsides, the catheter is typically removed after 12 to 24 hours.D. All of the above86.It is done when the arm and hand does not follow on with the rotation of the fetal body by the health careprovider thus lessening the risk for clavicular and humeral fracture.A. Nuchal Arm DeliveryB. LovsetC. BothD. Neither87. Why do you have to explain the necessity of effective pushing in the second stage of labor ?A. Spontaneous descent and expulsion to the umbilicus should occur with maternal pushingB. This causes spontaneous flexion of the knee and delivery of the footC. Rotation of the sacrum anterior position is desired and maybe facilitatedD. To obtain client's cooperation and work simultaneously88. Overall, a breech presentation is more hazardous to a fetus than a cephalic presentation because thereis a higher risk of the following, except:A. Fracture of the spine or armB. Meconium StainingC. Hypoxia from a prolapsed cordD. Dysfunctional labor89. Certain indications for breech vaginal delivery are:A. Normal progress of labor on partogramB. Estimated fetal weight between 1.5kg and 4.5 kgC. No obstetric indication for caesarean sectionD. Evidence of hyperextension of the fetal head90 In double groin traction, Hook the BOTH fingers of the hand are in the groin folds and then traction isapplied.A. TrueB. False

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