1. Alpha-fetoprotein is a protein produced by a fetus's liver that can be detected in a mother's blood. At what stage in a pregnancy is an alpha-fetoprotein test most accurate? 12-14 weeks 20-22 weeks 6-8 weeks 16-18 weeks

2. What is 'cephalopelvic disproportion'? the mother's pelvis is misshapen the mother's pelvis is broken during delivery the baby's shoulders are too large to pass through mother's pelvis the baby's head is too large to pass through the mother's pelvis

3. What is 'dystocia'? baby is born with poor eyesight when a baby is in a breech position mother develops low blood pressure when labour does not progress

4. Up until how many weeks is a developing baby referred to as an embryo? twelve weeks ten weeks twenty weeks eight weeks

5. What is the medical term for a pregnant woman? chorionic labourim gravida puerperium

6. What is effacement? the position of a fetus during delivery false labour delivery of a baby using forceps the thinning of the cervix before delivery

7. What is lochia? newborn's first bowel movement fine hair that covers a baby after delivery vaginal bleeding after delivery cheesy white film on a newborn

8. What is intrapartal care? care for a woman during her pregnancy care for a pregnant woman through labour care of a newborn care of a woman after a c-section

9. What is terbutaline? a medication used to dilate the cervix an anesthetic used during a cesarean a medication used to try and stop premature labour a medication used to lower maternal blood pressure

10. Human chorionic gonadotropin is the hormone that is detected in a positive pregnancy test. What produces this hormone? the uterus the adrenal glands the placenta the hypothalamus