TLSM Obs trauma

What are the ANATOMICAL changes in pregnant lady that can lead to DIFFICULT AIRWAY management in trauma?

What are the PHYSIOLOGICAL changes in pregnant lady that can lead to DIFFICULT AIRWAY management in trauma?

What are the circulatory changes in pregnant lady that can provide a challenge to manage trauma patient?

In trauma patient in late stage of pregnancy, what can be the cause of hypotension?

In which stage of pregnancy that the supine hypotension syndrome is common?

• All stage

• More than 36 weeks

• Less than 20 weeks

• More than 20 weeks

Explain how to manage supine hypotension syndrome in pregnant trauma patient.

What is the safe dose for fetal radiation?

• 5.0 mSv (500 mrem)

• 50 mSv (5000 mrem)

• 10.0 mSv (1000 mrem)

• 15.0 mSv (1500 mrem)

When is the most lethal period for fetal to develop radiological complications?

• 3rd month of pregnancy

• 5th week of pregnancy

• 20th week of pregnancy

• Term pregnancy

20 year old lady, G1P0 at 20 weeks POA involved in MVA and presented with signs and symptoms of Class 3 shock secondary to intraabdominal injury. Which of this test is particularly important for this patient?

• Blood crossmatch

• UPT

• Blood Rhesus type

• Coagulation profile

Your are a medical officer working in a district hospital with specialist. A 30 year old pedestrian, with 30 weeks gestation was struck by a lorry. Paramedics brought the patient and started CPR 2 minutes prior to arrival to your ED. Who will be the first person for you to call?

• Emergency Physician

• Pediatrician

• Surgeon

• Obstetrician

• Pengarah hospital