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

Signs of infant respiratory distress include nasal flaring, intercostal and sternal retractions, expiratory grunting and cyanosis, and a respiratory rate of greater than:

Identify the NICHD category for this fetal tracing:   

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:

The FHR drops 40 bpm precipitously at the beginning of the contraction and returns to baseline at the end of the contraction. What do you do FIRST?

Which of the following medications are given to patients with preterm labor to promote maturation in the fetal lungs by promoting surfactant synthesis, increasing lung compliance and reducing vascular permeability?

Upon noting the following electronic fetal monitoring tracing, what would be an appropriate intervention?  

Which fetal growth restriction is milder, more common, and tends to have better outcomes?

A 32-year-old G2P2 was recently diagnosed with leiomyomas after having a transvaginal ultrasound.  The patient has returned for an appointment to review the imaging results and discuss a treatment plan.  The patient enquires as to why she now has leiomyomas when she never had any in her 20s.  Your best response is:  “The incident rate…

You are seeing a 34 year old G2P1001 at 11 weeks gestation for their initial OB visit. They report a long-standing history of generalized anxiety disorder that has been well-controlled on escitalopram (Lexapro) for the past 2 years. They want to know if they should stay on the medication during pregnancy. What is the best response?