Obstetrics and Gynaecology MCQs for General Practitioners preparing for Gulf Prometric exams. Includes antenatal care, common gynaecological conditions and emergencies.
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A 28-week pregnant woman has BP 160/110 with proteinuria +++ and headache. Which antihypertensive is FIRST line?
Severe pre-eclampsia: labetalol IV is first-line; ACE-I/ARBs are contraindicated in pregnancy.
A rhesus-negative woman at 28 weeks with no sensitising events. Best intervention?
Routine antenatal anti-D at 28 weeks prevents Rh isoimmunisation.
A 28-year-old at 8 weeks has vaginal bleeding and severe left iliac fossa pain. Serum β-hCG 3500, no intrauterine gestation on TVS. Diagnosis?
β-hCG >1500 with empty uterus on TVS is highly suggestive of ectopic pregnancy.
A 26-week gestation woman presents in preterm labour. Best intervention to reduce neonatal morbidity?
Antenatal corticosteroids (betamethasone) 24–34 weeks reduce RDS, IVH and neonatal mortality.
A woman in active labour has a prolonged deceleration to 60 bpm for 4 minutes on CTG. Best immediate step?
Intrauterine resuscitation: reposition, O2, fluids, stop oxytocin; if fails, expedite delivery.
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Child health, growth, development and common paediatric emergencies.
Pre- and post-operative care, acute abdomen, trauma and common surgical conditions.
Holistic primary-care questions for the GP licensing blueprint.
Antibiotics, tropical infections, travel medicine and vaccination.
Acute presentations, resuscitation and emergency triage for GPs.
Headache, stroke, seizures and common neurological presentations in GP practice.
ECGs, heart failure, hypertension, arrhythmias and ischaemic heart disease.
Fractures, joint disorders, sports injuries and orthopaedic emergencies.
Diabetes, thyroid, adrenal and pituitary disorders for GP practice.
Skin conditions, rashes, lesions and dermatological emergencies.
Yes — antenatal care and obstetric emergencies are core topics in most Gulf GP licensing exams.
The bank focuses on primary-care gynaecology; complex surgical cases are covered at the referral level.
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