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VBAC Birth Quiz

by rylan66Published: July 26, 2025

VBAC, or Vaginal Birth After Cesarean, is an important topic for many expectant parents and healthcare providers. Understanding the intricacies of VBAC can empower you to make informed decisions regarding childbirth options. Dive into this quiz to test your knowledge and learn more about the factors that influence VBAC success, the benefits, and potential risks. Good luck!
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VBAC Birth Quiz
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1. What does VBAC stand for?
Abbreviation related to childbirth.

VBAC Birth Quiz Questions Overview

1. What does VBAC stand for?

Vaginal Birth After Cesarean
Vaginal Birth After Complications
Very Big Abdominal Cavity
Vaginal Birth And Cesarean

2. What is the primary benefit of a successful VBAC?

Shorter recovery time
Higher risk of infection
Increased hospital stay
More surgical interventions

3. Which factor increases the likelihood of a successful VBAC?

Previous vaginal delivery
Multiple previous cesarean sections
High BMI
Short intervals between pregnancies

4. What is a potential risk associated with VBAC?

Uterine rupture
Increased surgical site infections
Longer hospital stay
Higher risk of blood clots

5. What is the recommended time interval between a cesarean section and attempting a VBAC?

At least 18 months
At least 6 months
At least 12 months
At least 24 months

6. What type of uterine incision is most favorable for attempting a VBAC?

Low transverse incision
Vertical incision
Classical incision
High transverse incision

7. Which professional organization provides guidelines for VBAC?

American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG)
World Health Organization (WHO)
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
National Institutes of Health (NIH)

8. What is the success rate of VBAC for women with a prior low transverse cesarean section?

60-80%
40-60%
20-40%
80-90%

9. Which of the following is NOT a contraindication for attempting a VBAC?

Previous classical cesarean incision
Placenta previa
Twins pregnancy
Previous low transverse cesarean incision

10. What monitoring is typically recommended during a VBAC labor?

Continuous fetal monitoring
Intermittent fetal monitoring
No monitoring
Only maternal monitoring

11. Which factor does NOT typically affect the decision to attempt a VBAC?

Type of previous uterine incision
The reason for the previous cesarean
The mother’s desire for a large family
The baby’s position at the time of labor

12. What is the primary goal of VBAC counseling?

To inform about risks and benefits
To persuade against cesarean sections
To ensure a home birth
To schedule a cesarean section

13. What percentage of women who attempt a VBAC are successful?

60-80%
40-60%
20-40%
80-90%

14. Which of the following is a benefit of VBAC over repeat cesarean?

Lower risk of respiratory problems in newborns
Increased risk of uterine rupture
Higher likelihood of surgical complications
Longer recovery time

15. Which condition is a contraindication for VBAC?

Placenta previa
Previous low transverse cesarean
Gestational diabetes
Advanced maternal age

16. Who should be present during a VBAC attempt?

An obstetrician or midwife
Only the mother
A pediatrician
A family member

17. What is a common reason for choosing a repeat cesarean over a VBAC?

Fear of uterine rupture
Desire for a natural birth
Shorter recovery time
Lower risk of infection

18. What is the role of a doula in a VBAC?

Provide emotional and physical support
Perform medical procedures
Make medical decisions
Administer medications

19. What is the main reason for continuous fetal monitoring during a VBAC?

To quickly detect signs of fetal distress
To ensure the mother is comfortable
To reduce the need for medical staff
To shorten labor duration

20. What is one of the key considerations for a healthcare provider when assessing a woman’s suitability for VBAC?

Type of previous cesarean incision
Mother’s age
Number of previous pregnancies
Mother’s occupation
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