MATERNAL PREGNANCY COMPLICATIONS EXAM
LATEST 2026 QUESTIONS and CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+
High risk individuals during pregnancy - CORRECT ANSWER-1. PREGNANT
ADOLESCENCE
2. Pregnant Woman Over 40 Year (Advance maternal age)
3. Pregnant Women who is Physically / Cognitively Challenged
4. Substance dependent
PREGNANT ADOLESCENCE - CORRECT ANSWER-A pregnant adolescent refers
to a female who becomes pregnant during her teenage years (usually ages 10-19).
Signs and Symptoms / Risks of teenage pregnancy - CORRECT ANSWER-● Iron
deficiency anemia
● Premature labor
● Low birth weight infants
● Cephalopelvic disproportion (CPD)
● Hemorrhoids
● Intimate partner violence
● Conflicting developmental crises
,Diagnostic Procedures of teenage pregnancy - CORRECT ANSWER-● Detailed
health history assessment
● Baseline blood pressure monitoring
● Urinalysis
● Fundal height measurement
● Fetal heart tone monitoring using Doppler
● Pelvic measurements to assess risk for CPD
MANAGEMENT for teenage pregnancy - CORRECT ANSWER-● Early and
consistent prenatal care
● Nutritional support (protein, iron, folic acid, vitamins)
● Iron and folic acid supplementation
● Health education about pregnancy changes
● Emotional and social support
● Counseling on infant care breastfeeding
Signs and Symptoms / Risks of Advanced maternal age - CORRECT ANSWER-●
Gestational hypertension
● Preterm or post-term birth
,● Increased likelihood of cesarean delivery
● Varicosities and circulatory disturbances
● Failure to progress during labor
● Postpartum hemorrhage
Diagnostic Procedures for advanced maternal age - CORRECT ANSWER-●
Comprehensive physical examination
● Urinalysis for glucose and protein
● Ultrasound screening
● Maternal serum screening
● Chorionic villus sampling ( genetic issues done bet 10-12 weeks)
● Amniocentesis for fetal chromosomal abnormalities (done between 10-15
weeks)
MANAGEMENT for advanced maternal age - CORRECT ANSWER-● Regular
prenatal monitoring
● Genetic counseling and screening
● Adequate nutrition and calcium intake
● Lifestyle modification (avoid alcohol and smoking
● Prenatal exercise and childbirth preparation
, ● Emotional support and planning for childcare and postpartum care
advanced maternal age, typically defined as - CORRECT ANSWER-35 years and
older at delivery, and pregnancy in this age group is associated with increased
maternal and fetal risks.
Pregnant Women who is Physically / Cognitively Challenged - CORRECT
ANSWER-Refers to pregnant women with physical, sensory, cognitive, or
neurologic disabilities such as visual impairment, hearing impairment, spinal cord
injury, cerebral palsy, or intellectual disability.
Signs and Symptoms / Risks for cognitive/physical disability - CORRECT
ANSWER-● Mobility limitations
● Communication barriers
● Increased need for assistance in prenatal care
● Difficulty performing self-care activities
● Risk of complications depending on underlying disability
Diagnostic Procedures for cognitive/physical disability - CORRECT ANSWER-●
Modified prenatal physical examination
LATEST 2026 QUESTIONS and CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+
High risk individuals during pregnancy - CORRECT ANSWER-1. PREGNANT
ADOLESCENCE
2. Pregnant Woman Over 40 Year (Advance maternal age)
3. Pregnant Women who is Physically / Cognitively Challenged
4. Substance dependent
PREGNANT ADOLESCENCE - CORRECT ANSWER-A pregnant adolescent refers
to a female who becomes pregnant during her teenage years (usually ages 10-19).
Signs and Symptoms / Risks of teenage pregnancy - CORRECT ANSWER-● Iron
deficiency anemia
● Premature labor
● Low birth weight infants
● Cephalopelvic disproportion (CPD)
● Hemorrhoids
● Intimate partner violence
● Conflicting developmental crises
,Diagnostic Procedures of teenage pregnancy - CORRECT ANSWER-● Detailed
health history assessment
● Baseline blood pressure monitoring
● Urinalysis
● Fundal height measurement
● Fetal heart tone monitoring using Doppler
● Pelvic measurements to assess risk for CPD
MANAGEMENT for teenage pregnancy - CORRECT ANSWER-● Early and
consistent prenatal care
● Nutritional support (protein, iron, folic acid, vitamins)
● Iron and folic acid supplementation
● Health education about pregnancy changes
● Emotional and social support
● Counseling on infant care breastfeeding
Signs and Symptoms / Risks of Advanced maternal age - CORRECT ANSWER-●
Gestational hypertension
● Preterm or post-term birth
,● Increased likelihood of cesarean delivery
● Varicosities and circulatory disturbances
● Failure to progress during labor
● Postpartum hemorrhage
Diagnostic Procedures for advanced maternal age - CORRECT ANSWER-●
Comprehensive physical examination
● Urinalysis for glucose and protein
● Ultrasound screening
● Maternal serum screening
● Chorionic villus sampling ( genetic issues done bet 10-12 weeks)
● Amniocentesis for fetal chromosomal abnormalities (done between 10-15
weeks)
MANAGEMENT for advanced maternal age - CORRECT ANSWER-● Regular
prenatal monitoring
● Genetic counseling and screening
● Adequate nutrition and calcium intake
● Lifestyle modification (avoid alcohol and smoking
● Prenatal exercise and childbirth preparation
, ● Emotional support and planning for childcare and postpartum care
advanced maternal age, typically defined as - CORRECT ANSWER-35 years and
older at delivery, and pregnancy in this age group is associated with increased
maternal and fetal risks.
Pregnant Women who is Physically / Cognitively Challenged - CORRECT
ANSWER-Refers to pregnant women with physical, sensory, cognitive, or
neurologic disabilities such as visual impairment, hearing impairment, spinal cord
injury, cerebral palsy, or intellectual disability.
Signs and Symptoms / Risks for cognitive/physical disability - CORRECT
ANSWER-● Mobility limitations
● Communication barriers
● Increased need for assistance in prenatal care
● Difficulty performing self-care activities
● Risk of complications depending on underlying disability
Diagnostic Procedures for cognitive/physical disability - CORRECT ANSWER-●
Modified prenatal physical examination
