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M.Sc. Nursing II Year OBSTETRIC AND GYNAECOLOGICAL NURSING

Updated: Sep 8, 2022

Elaborate on:

1. Discuss the clinical manifestations and a comprehensive plan of management for a HIV positive pregnant woman and a neonate.

2. a) Discuss the pathogenesis of pre-eclampsia.

b) Complications of pre-eclampsia on mother and fetus.

c) Describe the management of woman with pre-eclampsia.

3. a) Define post-partum haemorrhage.

b) Causes of post-partum haemorrhage.

c) Management of post-partum haemorrhage.

4. a) Draw a design a lay out her neonatal intensive care unit.

b) Organization and management of nursing services in neonatal intensive care unit.

5. Anemia is noted in 34 weeks of pregnancy. Describe the possible dangers, investigations and treatment.

a) What are the causes of obstructed labour?

b) What are the early signs of obstructed labour?

c) How can these be prevented by proper antenatal checkup?

6. a ) Define Gestational diabetes mellitus.

b ) Describe the maternal and fetal fisk of Gestational diabetes mellitus.

c ) Explain the Antepartum – Intrapratum and Postpartum management of a mother with Gestational diabetes mellitus.

7 a ) Define Postpartum Haemorrhage.

b ) Explain the causes of Postpartum Haemorrhage.

c ) Describe the medical and nursing management of mother with atomic uterus.

8. Mrs. Amutha, a 27-year-old female with 8 weeks of gestation has been admitted with the complaints of vaginal bleeding.

a) Define Abortion.

b) List out the types of Abortion.

c) Draw a nursing care plan for Abortion.

9. a) Define Caesarian Section.

b) List out the indications of caesarian section.

c) Write the nursing management of mothers with caesarian section.

10. Mrs. Kavitha has been admitted for the treatment of Pregnancy Induced Hypertension (PIH) at 34 weeks of gestation.

a) Define the term pregnancy induced hypertension and explain the pathophysiology of PIH.

b) List out the clinical manifestations and medical treatment for PIH.

c) Draw a nursing care plan based on nursing process.

11. a) Design the layout of a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).

b) Organization and management of nursing services in NICU.

12. a) What is Breech Presentation and enumerate the causes for Breech?

b) Discuss the varieties of Breech Presentation and the diagnostic measures.

c) Explain the management of labour in Breech delivery.

13. a) How will you counsel the family of a HIV infected mother?

b) Discuss about the care of a Preterm Neonate of a HIV positive mother.

c) Prepare an instruction-module to teach the nursing personnel on HIV precautions during labour.

14. a) Define postpartum haemorrhage. Write the causes, pathophysiology and complications of postpartum haemorrhage.

b) Write in detail the nurses role in prevention and management of PPH.

15. a) Write the definition, risk factors, diagnosis and complications of gestational diabetes mellitus.

b) Explain the management of GDM complicating pregnancy.

16. a) Discuss the steps in planning and organization of level III neo-natal care unit.

b) Highlight the standards to be set in the evaluation of the neo-natal care.

17. a) Write definition, risk factors, diagnosis and complications of placenta praevia.

b) Explain the management of placenta praevia.

18. Explain in detail about obstetrical emergencies and its management.

19. Mrs. Kavitha with 32 weeks of pregnancy was found to be anemic

a) What are the causes of anemia in pregnancy?

b) Describe the diagnosis and management of anemia in pregnancy?

c) Enumerate the potential complications of anemia in pregnancy and their management?



Write notes on:

1. Obstetrical auditing.

2. Multiple pregnancy.

3. Uterine fibroid.

4. Polyhydramnios.

5. Contracted pelvis.

6. Icterus neonatorum.

7. Abruptio placenta.

8. Cardio-vascular diseases complicating pregnancy labour and post partum period.

9. Abnormal uterine actions.

10. Forceps delivery.

11. Neonatal seizures.

12. Expanded and extended role of midwives.

13. Uterine malformations and displacements.

14. Herpes Simplex-Genital infection.

15. Trial of labour.

16. Staffing in labour room.

17. Ectopic pregnancy.

18. Caesarean hysterectomy.

19. Induction of labour.

20. Sexually transmitted infection- Human Papilloma Virus.

21. Management of diabetes in pregnancy.

22. Prolapses of cord.

23. Neonatal hemolytic disease.

24. Eclamptic fit.

25. Urinary tract infection in pregnancy.

26. Equipment and supplies in labour room.

27. Premature Rupture of membranes.

28. Thyroid disease during pregnancy.

29. Genital tract injuries.

30. Postpartum depression.

31. Meconium Aspiration syndrome.

32. Pelvic Inflammatory disease.

33. Ventouse delivery.

34. Ectopic Pregnancy.

35. HELLP syndrome.

36. Role of Nurse in the care of HIV positive mother.

37. Dystocia.

38. Intra-uterine death.

39. Opthalmia Neonatorum.

40. Sub involution of uterus.

41. Gestational trophoblastic disease.

42. Uterine displacement.

43. Placenta praevia.

44. Polyhydramnios.

46. Retained placenta.

47. Genetic counselling.

48. Post maturity.

49. Forceps delivery.

50. Acute inversion of uterus.

51. Tocolytics.

52. Amniocentesis.

53. Gestational trophoblastic diseases.

54. Obstetrical shock.

55. Birth injuries of the newborn.

56. Tubal pregnancy.

57. Neonatal sepsis.

58. Retroverted uterus.

59. Hyperbilirubinemia in newborn.

60. Preeclampsia.

61. Heart disease complicating pregnancy.

62. Puerperal infection.

63. Care of HIV positive pregnant mother.

64. Complications in breastfeeding.

65. Newborn birth injuries.

66. Forceps delivery.

67. Ectopic pregnancy.

68. Polyhydramnios.

69. Baby friendly hospital.

70. Role of the midwife in family planning.

71. Peri-natal mortality.

72. Cord prolapse.

73. Menopause.

74. Encirclage (operation).

75. TORCH.

76. Meconium Aspiration Syndrome.

77. Uterine Displacement.

78. Cord Prolapse.

79. Trial of Labour.



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