5 Questions
Which clinical type of Cord Prolapse is characterized by the cord being placed by the side of the presenting part and not felt by the fingers on internal examination?
Occult prolapse
When the cord is slipped down below the presenting part and is felt lying in the intact bag of membranes, it is known as:
Cord presentation
What is the term used when the cord is lying inside the vagina or outside the vulva following rupture of the membranes?
Cord prolapse
Which of the following is NOT an associated factor of Cord Prolapse?
Stabilizing induction
Which of the following is NOT a placental factor associated with Cord Prolapse?
Twins
Test your knowledge on the clinical types of Cord Prolapse with this quiz. Learn about occult prolapse, cord presentation, and cord prolapse, and test your understanding of their characteristics and identification.
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