OB/GYN - Complications

46. What is the definitive diagnosis of placenta accreta?

A) Histopathology after hysterectomy B) Ultrasound C) MRI D) Doppler studies

47. What is the management of suspected placenta accreta?

A) Planned cesarean hysterectomy with placenta left in situ B) Vaginal delivery with manual removal C) Dilation and curettage D) Tocolysis

48. What is uterine rupture?

A) Disruption of all layers of the uterine wall B) Thinning of uterine scar C) Separation of placenta D) Uterine inversion

49. What is the most common risk factor for uterine rupture in a non-scarred uterus?

A) Grand multiparity B) Previous C-section C) Trauma D) Uterine overdistension

50. What is the classic sign of uterine rupture?

A) Sudden severe abdominal pain, loss of fetal station, abnormal fetal tracing B) Painless bleeding C) Fever D) Uterine tenderness only