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Postnatal Care MCQs

1. Postnatal care refers to care provided:

(A) During adolescence


(B) During pregnancy only


(C) Before conception


(D) After childbirth




2. The postnatal period usually refers to the first:

(A) Ten years of life


(B) Six months before pregnancy


(C) Six weeks after delivery


(D) First week of pregnancy




3. The main purpose of postnatal care is to:

(A) Avoid follow-up visits


(B) Treat childhood diseases only


(C) Promote health of mother and newborn


(D) Prevent all diseases permanently




4. Postnatal care includes monitoring:

(A) Mother’s recovery and newborn health


(B) Only mother’s weight


(C) Only newborn’s height


(D) Family income




5. A mother receiving postnatal checkups helps in:

(A) Delaying treatment


(B) Increasing health risks


(C) Early identification of complications


(D) Avoiding breastfeeding support




6. The first milk after delivery is called:

(A) Colostrum


(B) Formula milk


(C) Cow milk


(D) Mature milk




7. Colostrum is important because it provides:

(A) Immunity to the newborn


(B) Harmful substances


(C) No nutritional value


(D) Artificial nutrients




8. Exclusive breastfeeding is recommended for the first:

(A) One month


(B) Six months


(C) Two years without other foods


(D) One week




9. Early initiation of breastfeeding means breastfeeding:

(A) After one year


(B) After several weeks


(C) Soon after birth


(D) Only during illness




10. A major benefit of breastfeeding is:

(A) Protection against infections


(B) Increased disease risk


(C) Reduced growth


(D) Poor nutrition




11. Postnatal care helps prevent:

(A) Breastfeeding success


(B) Normal recovery


(C) Healthy growth


(D) Maternal and newborn complications




12. A common danger sign after childbirth is:

(A) Normal appetite


(B) Heavy bleeding


(C) Mild tiredness


(D) Breastfeeding




13. Postpartum hemorrhage refers to:

(A) Normal milk production


(B) Excessive bleeding after delivery


(C) Fever in newborn only


(D) Weight gain




14. The uterus returns to its normal size through a process called:

(A) Lactation


(B) Ovulation


(C) Fertilization


(D) Involution




15. The nurse’s role in postnatal care includes:

(A) Ignoring symptoms


(B) Health education and monitoring


(C) Avoiding counseling


(D) Delaying referral




16. Postnatal visits help assess:

(A) Only family size


(B) Mother and baby’s health status


(C) Only blood group


(D) Only occupation




17. A newborn should be kept warm to prevent:

(A) Diabetes


(B) Hypertension


(C) Hypothermia


(D) Obesity




18. Newborn cord care helps prevent:

(A) Hearing problems


(B) Growth


(C) Nutrition problems


(D) Infection




19. The umbilical cord should be kept:

(A) Wet continuously


(B) Covered with unsafe substances


(C) Clean and dry


(D) Frequently touched




20. A postnatal mother needs adequate:

(A) Sleep deprivation


(B) Nutrition and rest


(C) Poor diet


(D) Avoidance of fluids




21. Postnatal counseling includes advice about:

(A) Breastfeeding and newborn care


(B) Avoiding healthcare


(C) Poor hygiene


(D) Unsafe practices




22. Family planning after childbirth helps with:

(A) Birth spacing


(B) Increasing complications


(C) Preventing breastfeeding


(D) Reducing maternal health




23. Postnatal depression affects:

(A) Mother’s mental health


(B) Baby’s blood group


(C) Bone development


(D) Eye color




24. A mother with sadness, hopelessness, and loss of interest after delivery may have:

(A) Diabetes


(B) Normal growth


(C) Postnatal depression


(D) Infection only




25. Newborn immunization should be provided according to:

(A) Adult schedule only


(B) Personal preference only


(C) No schedule


(D) Recommended schedule




26. Skin-to-skin contact after birth helps with:

(A) Newborn warmth and bonding


(B) Infection spread


(C) Poor feeding


(D) Delayed development




27. The mother should seek medical care after delivery if she has:

(A) Breastfeeding


(B) Normal appetite


(C) Severe bleeding or fever


(D) Mild fatigue only




28. The postnatal period is important for:

(A) Stopping nutrition


(B) Avoiding newborn care


(C) Recovery and adjustment after childbirth


(D) Preventing bonding




29. Breastfeeding helps strengthen:

(A) Disease transmission


(B) Mother-infant bonding


(C) Infant weakness


(D) Poor growth




30. Adequate fluid intake during breastfeeding helps:

(A) Support milk production


(B) Stop lactation


(C) Cause infection


(D) Reduce nutrition




31. A newborn’s temperature should be monitored to prevent:

(A) Better growth


(B) Temperature-related complications


(C) Increased immunity


(D) Weight gain




32. Postnatal care includes teaching mothers about:

(A) Poor nutrition


(B) Unsafe feeding


(C) Avoiding medical advice


(D) Personal hygiene and newborn care




33. The mother’s emotional support after childbirth is important for:

(A) Mental well-being


(B) Increasing stress


(C) Delaying recovery


(D) Reducing bonding




34. A healthy newborn should have:

(A) No assessment


(B) No feeding


(C) Regular feeding and monitoring


(D) Poor hygiene




35. Postnatal assessment includes checking:

(A) Height only


(B) Hair color only


(C) Bleeding, vital signs, and recovery


(D) Family history only




36. Breast engorgement occurs due to:

(A) Lack of blood supply


(B) Accumulation of breast milk


(C) Infection always


(D) Lack of hormones




37. Correct breastfeeding technique helps prevent:

(A) Newborn growth


(B) Nipple problems and poor feeding


(C) Maternal recovery


(D) Bonding




38. The postnatal nurse should encourage:

(A) Stopping breastfeeding


(B) Ignoring symptoms


(C) Avoiding checkups


(D) Early recognition of danger signs




39. Newborn screening helps detect:

(A) Health problems early


(B) Family income


(C) Personality traits


(D) Birth order




40. The purpose of postnatal follow-up is to:

(A) Avoid monitoring


(B) Increase complications


(C) Ensure healthy recovery


(D) Delay treatment




41. Maternal nutrition after delivery is important for:

(A) Reduced energy


(B) Disease development


(C) Poor immunity


(D) Recovery and breastfeeding




42. A mother should be encouraged to continue:

(A) Poor hygiene


(B) Breastfeeding support and care


(C) Unsafe medication use


(D) Ignoring symptoms




43. Postnatal care reduces:

(A) Healthy development


(B) Maternal and newborn mortality


(C) Family support


(D) Nutrition




44. The best source of nutrition for a newborn is:

(A) Soft drinks


(B) Breast milk


(C) Solid food immediately


(D) Sweetened water




45. Postnatal counseling on family planning helps:

(A) Reduce care


(B) Increase pregnancy risks


(C) Prevent breastfeeding


(D) Improve maternal and child health




46. The newborn should receive care that promotes:

(A) Infection exposure


(B) Warmth, feeding, and protection


(C) Poor nutrition


(D) Delayed care




47. Community health workers support postnatal care by:

(A) Delaying referrals


(B) Ignoring mothers


(C) Avoiding communication


(D) Providing education and follow-up




48. Effective postnatal care requires:

(A) Continuous monitoring and support


(B) No follow-up


(C) Avoiding health services


(D) Poor nutrition




49. The main goal of postnatal care is to:

(A) Avoid breastfeeding


(B) Increase complications


(C) Ensure healthy mother and newborn


(D) Delay recovery




50. Successful postnatal care depends on:

(A) Education, monitoring, and timely management


(B) Ignoring warning signs


(C) Avoiding healthcare visits


(D) Poor newborn practices




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