OB/GYN - Complications

36. What is the risk of polyhydramnios?

A) Preterm labor, placental abruption, cord prolapse, postpartum hemorrhage B) Fetal growth restriction C) Preterm labor only D) Maternal diabetes

37. What is the treatment for symptomatic polyhydramnios?

A) Therapeutic amnioreduction B) Indomethacin C) Bed rest D) Delivery

38. What is vasa previa?

A) Fetal vessels running across the membranes over the internal os B) Placenta over the internal os C) Placenta with vessels at edge D) Uterine artery over os

39. What is the classic presentation of vasa previa?

A) Painless vaginal bleeding after membrane rupture with fetal bradycardia B) Painful vaginal bleeding C) Postpartum hemorrhage D) Antepartum hemorrhage without pain

40. What is the diagnosis of vasa previa?

A) Prenatal ultrasound with color Doppler B) Physical exam C) Amniocentesis D) MRI