Prenatal Infections

 Prenatal Infections:

1. In prenatal infection

A. Rubella can be prevented by administration of rubella vaccine during

pregnancy

B. Toxoplasma is a virus

C. HIV virus infect the baby more readily when delivered vaginally than

caesarean section

D. Cytomegalovirus causes macrosomic babies

E. In HIV patient breast-feeding is encouraged

2. Transplacental infection occur with all, EXCEPT:

A. Cytomegalovirus.

B. Toxoplasma

C. Rubella

D. Syphilis

E. Gonorrhea

3. In HIV infection which of the following is CORRECT ?

A. It is DNA virus

B. Virus can be isolated from saliva

C. Breast feeding increase transmission to the baby

D. Caesarean section increase transmission of infection to the baby

E. Negative HIV antibodies guarantees absence of infection

4. The following may be indicative of chorioamnionitis EXCEPT:

A. Maternal pyrexia

B. Maternal tachycardia.

C. Tender uterus

D. Fetal bradycardia

E. Increased white-cell count in the mother

5. In Toxoplasmosis infection, all are true EXCEPT:

A. Hepatosplenomegaly

B. Jaundice

C. Retenitis

6. A pregnant woman with Active vulval herpes infection, How would you

manage her?

A. Give acyclovir & then deliver

B. Deliver & give the baby prophylactic acyclovir

C. C/S.

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7. Rubella’s eye manifestation on the newborn is mainly:

A. Cataract.

B. Microcephaly

C. Retinopathy

8. Which of the following is NOT considered a high risk pregnancy :

A. Gestational diabetes

B. Cardiac disease in pregnancy

C. Candida infection in pregnancy

D. Bleeding in pregnancy

E. Patient with history of previous IUFD

9. Genital tract Candida occurs more frequent in all these patients EXCEPT :

A. Diabetic

B. On long term antibiotic therapy

C. Thyrotoxicosis

D. On oral contraceptive pills

E. Pregnant

10. Regarding Rubella immunization :

A. Rubella negative patients should be vaccinated during pregnancy

B. Rubella vaccine is a Toxoid

C. The majority of pregnant patients are rubella non immune

D. Breast feeding should be inhibited if vaccine is given postnatally

E. Pregnancy should be avoided for 3 months after vaccination

11. Regarding Rubella vaccination, choose the correct answer :

A. It's a live attenuated virus.

B. Should be given in pregnancy in non-immune mother.

C. Should be given to all pregnant mothers in the 1st antenatal visit.

D. Pregnancy should be avoided for one year after the vaccination.

E. It's a toxoid.

12. The following are characteristic findings in neonatal rubella infection, EXCEPT :

A. Deafness.

B. Spina bifida.

C. Congenital heart disease.

D. Cataracts.

13. Mother with hepatitis B positive:

A. we give the baby both immunoglobulins and live attinuated vaccine when

born

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14. The following maternal infections may cross the placenta:

A. Herpes genitals.

B. Parvovirus B19.

C. Toxoplasmosis.

D. Chicken pox.

E. Cytomegalovirus.

15. Which of the following is the predominant bacteria in vagina during pregnancy:

A. Peptostreptococci.

B. Listeria monocytogenes.

C. Lactobacilli.

D. Streptococcus agalatia.

E. Staphylococcus.

16. The following can be associated with toxoplasmosis infection during pregnancy

EXCEPT:

A. Rhinitis

B. Brain calcification

C. Hepatic Splenomegaly

D. Hydrocephalus

E. Spina bifida