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(QID18) W5_POB – Mother and Child: Pediatric Perspective

To receive the accreditation, you will need to answer 8 questions from the 10 listed correctly.

1 / 10

Which answer about plasmatic coagulation testing in children is correct?

PT/INR are superior to viscoelastic testing in monitoring vitamin K antagonists

PT/INR reflects the phase of clot propagation and clot lysis

PT/INR reflects the phase of platelet activation

PT/INR are superior to viscoelastic testing in children under the age of 1 year

2 / 10

Which answer about plasma transfusion in children is correct?

Plasma transfusion in newborns should be only guided by prolonged PT/INR

The dose of plasma transfusion is 10mL/kg in a massively bleeding newborn

Plasma transfusion can be guided by viscoelastic testing (e.g. prolonged CT)

Plasma transfusion can be guided by viscoelastic testing (e.g. low MCF)

3 / 10

Which answer is correct?

All of the answers above are wrong

Acquired hypofibrinogenemia is usually a late finding of intraperioperative coagulopathy in children

Acquired hypofibrinogenemia can be assessed by reduced maximum clot firmness using the EXTEM test

Acquired hypofibrinogenemia should be treated with plasma transfusion as first line approach in infants

4 / 10

To what size can a myoma be operated laparoscopically?

15 cm

5 cm

8 cm

10 cm

5 / 10

What is true about FFP?

FFP quality is assessed based on factor VIII activity

FFP contains predictable amounts of coagulation factors

FFP contains no fibrinolytic proteins

FFP does not contain lipids

6 / 10

Which one of the following statements about FFP is correct?

The indication for FFP is broad.

In trauma, FFP might be effective when given in high doses.

FFP treatment in trauma is proven to be superior than factor concentrates.

FFP contains constant amounts of coagulation factors.

FFP contains no fibrinolytic proteins.

7 / 10

What is the incidence of preoperative anaemia in elective general surgery?

> 50%

< 10%

10 – 20%

25 – 25%

8 / 10

In how many months can women plan a pregnancy after myomectomy?

3 months

12 months

6 months

24 months

9 / 10

What arteries are temporarily occluded during myomectomy?

Ovarian

Internal iliac

Uterine

External iliac

10 / 10

What is the purpose of temporary clamping of the uterine arteries during myomectomy?

reduce inflammation

to improve blood quality

to reduce blood loss

to increase oxygen

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