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Foundations of midwifery Questions and Answers midwifery group practice A model of care where care is provided for by one main care provider, with a backup team in case the main provider is away when the woman is in labour team midwifery care A model of care where care is provided by a team of midwives private midwifery care A model of care where care is provided by a single private midwife, or a group of private midwives. Shared care A model of care where care is provi...

Midwifery - Anatomy and Physiology - Year 1 Questions and answers What is the dosage of diamorphine and how is it given? 5-10mg (dependent on patient size), 4 hourly and IM. What is Pica? Craving of non-food items such as clay, soap, coal, etc. When should the nuchal translucency scan take place and what is it for? Between 11+2 and 14+1 weeks. It checks the fluid at the back of the baby's neck and is an indicator for Down's syndrome. What is tachysystole? More tha...

THE MIDWIFERY PROFESSION Questions and Answers RA 7392 The practice of midwifery in the Philippines is guided by______ through the Professional Regulatory Board of Midwifery (BOM), Professional Regulation Commission (PRC). PHILIPPINE MIDWIFERY ASSOCIATION (PHILMIDAS) first midwifery association in the Philippines established in 1947.Established during the Silver Anniversary of the Maternity and Children's Hospital (Dr. Jose Fabella Memorial Hospital) School of Midwifery Atty....

Principles of Midwifery Care Questions and Answers What is the role of a midwife? To be an advocate for women, informing and caring for birthing people. What is the central focus of midwifery care? To centralize care around mothers and help them make informed choices. What is the basis of NHS midwifery practice? The evidence provided by NICE. What guidelines do midwives follow? Trust guidelines, which may vary between hospitals. Why is guidance changing in midwif...

Module 1 Midwifery and Primary Health Care Questions and Answers What is health? a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity What are the determinants of health? the range of personal, social, economic, and environmental factors that influence health status What is primary health care? a physiological approach to health that addresses comprehensive, physical, mental and social health 5 key actions of Otta...

Midwifery Practice and Normal Neonate MCQ examples Questions and Answers The number of fontanelles that you would expect to be able to palpate on Jack is: a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 6 b) 2 If you could palpate a third fontanelle this might indicate that Jack has: a) Plagiocephaly b) Excessive moulding c) A congenital abnormality: Trisomy 21 d) Craniosinotosis c) A congenital abnormality: Trisomy 21 You explain to Kelly that Jack has 'caput' because there is a swelling on hi...

Foundations of Midwifery Practice - Session 1 Questions and Answers What does 'midwife' translate to? With woman What are the essential roles of a midwife? - To provide evidence-based, individualised care - Promoting normality in pregnancy, labour, birth and the postnatal period - To be an advocate for birthing people's choices - Roles differ in each country Define autonomous practitioner It is entirely possible to go through an entire pregnancy and labour without s...

Midwifery 101 Questions and Answers The human right to autonomy and self determination includes both the? (2 rights) To informed consent and the right to refuse medical treatment Risk - name 4 steps to take if a woman accept or choose additional risks in maternity 1: DOCUMENT - informed choice, discussion, plan going forwards 2: advise against without coercion 3: Second opinion - MW, OB, GP (for woman and MW) 4: Reassure that she will continue to get professional care no matter what...

Midwifery Questions and Answers Lie the relationship of the long axis of the fetus to the long axis of the uterus Attitude The relationship of the fetal head and limbs to the fetal trunk. Presentation The part of the fetus which lies in the lower segment of the uterus. Denominator A fixed point on the presenting part used to describe position. Position The relationship of a denominator to the quadrants of the maternal pelvis eg. left occipto anterior (LOA) ...

Midwifery NMC OSCE Questions and Answers What are the risk factors for sepsis in a pregnant person that are features of the woman? - obesity - impaired glucose tolerance/DM - impaired immunity - anaemia or sickle cell disease - poor socio-economic groups - black or minority ethnic group origin - hx of pelvic infection or vaginal discharge - hx of GBS - IV drug misuse - woman whos language is a barrier to receiving care Risk factors for development of infection and sepsis relate...