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Haematological changes during pregnancy
A Blood volume expands to 30-40% above the non pregnant level
B Total plasma volume increases to the extent of 1.25 litre
C The disproportionate increase plasma and RBC volume produces a state of haemodilution during Pregnancy
D RBC volume increased to the extent of 40-50%
E Haematocrit level increases upto 2%
Biochemical change(s) occur(s) during pregnancy is (are)
A Fasting glucose decreases during early pregnancy
B Fasting insulin increases during late pregnancy
C Peripheral insulin sensitivity remains unchanged in early pregnancy
D 1st phase insulin response increases throughout the pregnancy
E Lipid profile increases during early pregnancy
Hematologic changes associated with normal pregnancy include
A Anemia
B Increased plasma fibrinogen
C Decreased platelet count
D Increased cholinesterase activity
E Decreased red cell volume
Hemodynamic changes in normal pregnancy include
A Increase in total blood volume
B Reduction in systemic diastolic pressure
C Increase in cardiac output of 150 % by 12 weeks
D Bradycardia
E Splitting of 2nd heart sound
Following infections during pregnancy has got teratogenic effect
A Herpes simplex infection
B Cytomegalo virus
C HBV infection
D Malaria
E Group B streptococcal infection
A normal healthy woman;s wight gain during pregnancy is about_
A 8kg
B 10 kg
C 12 kg
D Try your self
The sources of estrogen during the second and third trimesters of pregnancy is the
A Fetal adrenal gland
B Fetal liver
C Placenta
D Maternal ovaries
E Fetal ovaries
During pregnancy, hormones acting on breast are
A Estrogen
B Growth hormone
C Prolactin
D Oxytocin
E Parathormone
Antimicrobials that should be avoided during pregnancy include
A Ciprofloxacin
B Tretracycline
C Amoxicillin
D Cefuroxime
E Metronidozole
Safe drugs during pregnancy are
A Insulin
B α-methyl dopa
C Ciprofloxacin
D Tetracycline
E Captopril

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