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Mother in Labour MCQs Template
1. Identifying True Labour
Question 1:
Which of the following findings confirms true labour in a primigravida at 38 weeks?
- A. Contractions that become regular but no cervical change
- B. Regular painful contractions accompanied by progressive cervical dilation
- C. Contractions that intensify with walking but cervix remains closed
- D. Occasional tightening in the abdomen relieved by rest
Indication:
True labour is confirmed by progressive cervical change (dilation and/or effacement) in the presence of regular contractions.
High-Yield Summary Points:
- True vs False: True = regular, painful + progressive cervical dilation. False = irregular, no cervical change, relieved by rest.
- Key signs: effacement & dilation; contractions ↑ in frequency/duration/intensity; show/ROM may follow.
Predictive Questions:
- Which hormone primarily causes cervical ripening at term?
- 40-week irregular low back pain, no dilation—diagnosis?
- Define “lightening”; typical timing?
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