A growth-restricted fetus with a reduced head circumference and abdominal circumference is diagnosed as:

Which of the following is considered a severe feature of pre-eclampsia?

Which assessment tool or measurement is most useful for management decisions after a fetus has been diagnosed with fetal growth restriction?

In women with gestational hypertension or preeclampsia without severe features, when is delivery recommended?

Match the following diagnoses with their potential complications.

Women who have had Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) should be instructed not to use tampons or:

During a physical examination of a 4400 g male infant born vaginally with a shoulder dystocia, an unequal Moro reflex and crepitus at the neck are identified.  These findings suggest a diagnosis of:

Careful performance of the Dubowitz assessment for gestational age will yield a score that is accurate to within:

The umbilical cord stump of a newborn most frequently sloughs off on or about:

An infant born by emergency cesarean section for placental abruption is limp with a weak cry, grimace, a heart rate of 80 bpm, and is cyanotic at 1 minute of life.  The initial 1-minute Apgar score is: