List I (Condition) List II (Procedure) A. Hand prolapse 1. Lovset technique B. Placental delivery 2. Decapitation C. Extended arms of breech at delivery 3. Brandt Andrew's procedure D. Deep transverse arrest 4. Vacuum extraction
A-2, B-3, C-1, D-4
This question requires matching specific obstetric conditions from List I with their corresponding management procedures from List II.
| List I (Condition) | List II (Procedure) | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| A. Hand prolapse | 2. Decapitation | This pairing is selected based on the provided correct answer key. Decapitation is a specific obstetric intervention. |
| B. Placental delivery | 3. Brandt Andrew's procedure | The Brandt-Andrew maneuver is a standard technique used to facilitate the delivery of the placenta after childbirth. |
| C. Extended arms of breech at delivery | 1. Lovset technique | The Lovset technique is a specific maneuver designed to manage and deliver the arms when they are extended alongside the fetal head during a breech presentation. |
| D. Deep transverse arrest | 4. Vacuum extraction | Deep transverse arrest is a complication where the fetal head fails to rotate adequately during labor. Vacuum extraction is an instrument commonly used to assist delivery in such situations. |
Based on the identified matches:
This combination forms the code A/2 B/3 C/1 D/4.
Therefore, the correct option is 1.
Which of the following are contra- indications to external cephalic version in antenatal management of breech presentation ?
1. Antepartum haemorrhage
2. Multiple pregnancy
3. Reactive Non Stress Test
4. Severe oligohydramnios
Select the correct answer using the code given below :