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A woman at 32 weeks has blood pressure of 146/94 mmHg and proteinuria. Which additional finding classifies her pre-eclampsia as severe?
A woman 20 weeks pregnant has smear-confirmed Plasmodium vivax malaria. Which drug of the usual vivax regimen must be withheld during pregnancy?
A woman with severe pre-eclampsia needs a caesarean section. She has no coagulopathy and her platelet count is 120,000 per cubic mm. Which anaesthetic technique is preferred?
What daily dose of folic acid is recommended as prophylaxis for all women of reproductive age?
What is the total dose of chloroquine for an adult with Plasmodium vivax malaria under the national regimen?
A health worker in a village without microscopy needs to confirm a suspected case of Plasmodium vivax malaria. Which test can do this?
A haemodynamically stable woman has an unruptured tubal ectopic pregnancy, and her serum hCG has plateaued on repeat testing. Medical treatment is chosen. Which drug is used?
A woman receiving magnesium sulphate for eclampsia stops breathing. Besides stopping the infusion and ventilating her, which drug reverses the effect of magnesium?
A primigravida at 36 weeks with pre-eclampsia has a generalised seizure in the labour ward. After the airway is secured, which drug should be given to control and prevent further seizures?
