OB/GYN - Labor & Delivery

Total Questions: 50

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31. What is the major risk of forceps delivery?

A) Facial nerve injury B) Cephalohematoma C) Intracranial hemorrhage D) Maternal perineal trauma

32. What are Kielland forceps designed for?

A) Rotational delivery B) Outlet delivery C) Mid-cavity delivery D) Breech delivery

33. What is the classification of outlet forceps?

A) Scalp visible without separating labia, fetal skull at perineum B) Station at +2 or lower C) Station at 0 or lower D) Station at +3 or lower

34. What is the classification of low forceps?

A) Station at +2 or lower, not meeting outlet criteria B) Station at 0 or lower C) Station at +1 or lower D) Station at +3 or lower

35. What is the classification of mid-forceps?

A) Station above +2 but head engaged B) Station at 0 C) Station at -1 or higher D) Station at +1

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