Maternity & Newborn › High-Risk Pregnancy · 66 questions on this topic in NurseRank, 4 free to practise now.
Practise Ectopic Pregnancy for NORCET, RRB, ESIC, CHO and state nursing officer exams. Read the 4 sample questions below, tap Show answer and explanation to check yourself, then open the full topic practice.
Answer: A. Syncopal attack
IUCD – complications – immediate: cramp-like pain, syncopal attack, perforation; late: heavy or irregular bleeding (give iron), pelvic pain, PID, expulsion.
Answer: D. Sudden, stabbing pain in the lower quadrant
is correct. The signs of an ectopic pregnancy are vague until the fallopian tube ruptures. The patient will complain of sudden, stabbing pain in the lower quadrant that radiates down the leg or up into the chest. Painless vaginal bleeding is a sign of placenta previa, abdominal cramping is a sign of labor, and throbbing pain in the upper quadrant is not a sign of an ectopic pregnancy, making answers A, B, and C incorrect.
Answer: C. Placenta previa
Painless bright red bleeding in the third trimester is typical of placenta previa.
Answer: A. Resuscitation and laparotomy together
Ruptured ectopic – principle – Resuscitation AND laparotomy together, not resuscitation followed by laparotomy; start Ringer's solution and arrange blood at once.
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They are useful for AIIMS NORCET, RRB, ESIC, CHO, DSSSB and state staff nurse or nursing officer exams, and for NCLEX-style practice.
