LCRTN

Question 1

DEGREE OF LACERATION

Involves fascia, muscles, and perineal body, but not the anal sphincter

Answer 1

Second degree

Question 2

DEGREE OF LACERATION

50% of the EAS torn, IAS not torn, no involvement of rectal mucosa

Answer 2

3B

Question 3

DEGREE OF LACERATION

more than 50% of EAS and IAS torn

Answer 3

3C

Question 4

DEGREE OF LACERATION

involves the fourchette, perineal skin, and vaginal mucous membrane torn

Answer 4

First degree

Question 5

DEGREE OF LACERATION

involves the rectal mucosa

Answer 5

Fourth degree laceration

Question 6

What is a 3A laceration?

Answer 6

less than 50% of EAS torn

Question 7

Hemorrhage under the periosteum of one or more bones of the baby’s skull

a. molding
b. caput succedaneum
c. cephalhematoma

Answer 7

C

Question 8

edema over the most dependent portion of the fetal head

a. molding
b. caput succedaneum
c. cephalhematoma

Answer 8

B

Question 9

overlapping of the fetal parietal bones;

a. molding
b. caput succedaneum
c. cephalhematoma

Answer 9

A