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Hemodynamic effects of respiration are
A Raised jugular venous pressure during expiration
B Fall of blood pressure up to 10 mm during expiration
C Splitting of second heart sound during expiration
D Increased heart rate during expiration
E Increased ejection fraction during inspiration
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
The following changes occur during pregnancy
A Increase in renal blood flow
B Hypoalbuminemia
C Decreased cardiac output
D Decreased thyroid hormone secretion
E Increase in diastolic blood pressure
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%
A normal healthy woman;s wight gain during pregnancy is about_
A 8kg
B 10 kg
C 12 kg
D Try your self
In normal pregnancy the following coagulation factors are increased
A Factor X
B Factor VII
C Plasma fibrinogen
D Factor Ha
E Factor XII
During normal pregnancy
A Plasma volume increases by about 40%
B ESR rises
C PCV (packed cell volumfalls
D Iron binding capacity falls
E Venous blood pressure falls
A 25-year-old woman with 30-week-pregnancy developed pallor and her blood report shows Hb-7.5 gm/dl, MCV 65 fl, MCH 18 pg. For further evaluation of her anemia, required investigations include
A Serum ferritin
B Serum iron
C Total iron binding capacity
D Soluble transferrin receptor assay
E Serum protein electrophoresis
Antimicrobials that should be avoided during pregnancy include
A Ciprofloxacin
B Tretracycline
C Amoxicillin
D Cefuroxime
E Metronidozole
Antihypertensive drugs which are not safe in pregnancy include
A Enalapril
B Olmesartan
C Labetalol
D Methyldopa
E Nifedipine

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