List I (sign) List II (description) A. Palmer's sign 1. Bluish coloration of vagina in pregnancy B. Braxton Hicks sign 2. Rhythmic painless uterine contractions felt per abdomen in second trimester C. Goodell's sign 3. Softening of cervix in pregnancy D. Chadwick sign 4. Rhythmic uterine contractions felt in first trimester
A-4, B-2, C-3, D-1
This question requires matching specific physical signs and symptoms observed during pregnancy (List I) with their correct descriptions (List II).
| List I (Sign) | List II (Description) |
|---|---|
| A. Palmer's sign | 4. Rhythmic uterine contractions felt in first trimester |
| B. Braxton Hicks sign | 2. Rhythmic painless uterine contractions felt per abdomen in second trimester |
| C. Goodell's sign | 3. Softening of cervix in pregnancy |
| D. Chadwick sign | 1. Bluish coloration of vagina in pregnancy |
| Match | Explanation |
|---|---|
| D/1 | Chadwick sign is the characteristic violet or bluish discoloration of the vaginal and cervical mucosa due to increased vascularity. |
| C/3 | Goodell's sign refers to the softening of the cervix, a common early sign of pregnancy. |
| B/2 | Braxton Hicks are typically described as irregular, painless uterine contractions that can be felt as the pregnancy progresses, fitting description 2. |
| A/4 | Palmer's sign relates to palpable uterine contractions, with description 4 associating them with the first trimester. |
Based on these matches (A/4, B/2, C/3, D/1), the correct option is identified.