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CSEE (Form 4) Family Life — practice questions

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A girl married at sixteen and now pregnant faces which health risk when giving birth?Read the answer and worked solution →Obstructed labour in a very young mother is most likely to cause:Read the answer and worked solution →Risk of early marriage or not?Read the answer and worked solution →

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A girl married at sixteen and now pregnant faces which health risk when giving birth?

  1. Sudden obesity
  2. Obstructed labour
  3. Lasting phobia
  4. Severe anaemia
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Correct answer: B. Obstructed labour

1. A young mother's body may not yet allow the baby smooth passage during birth. 2. That condition is obstructed labour, and it is a recognised risk of early pregnancy. 3. It can lead to maternal complications such as fistulas, particularly where untrained traditional birth attendants are involved. 4. Other complications of early pregnancy include psychological trauma and physical anomaly. 5. Obesity and weight loss follow from disease or lifestyle, anaemia is low red cells or haemoglobin, and phobia is an extreme unrealistic fear — none is specific to early marriage. _Source: NECTA CSEE 2022 Civics 011, Question 1: Multiple Choice, item (ix)_

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Obstructed labour in a very young mother is most likely to cause:

  1. an extreme fear of hospitals and doctors
  2. a permanent rise in body weight
  3. fistulas and other maternal complications
  4. a lasting shortage of red blood cells
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Correct answer: C. fistulas and other maternal complications

1. Obstructed labour means the baby cannot pass smoothly during birth. 2. Prolonged obstruction damages surrounding tissue, which can produce fistulas. 3. The risk rises sharply where untrained traditional birth attendants are involved. 4. Psychological trauma and physical anomaly are further complications associated with early pregnancy. 5. Weight change, phobia and anaemia are separate conditions with their own causes, not consequences of obstructed labour. _Source: NECTA CSEE 2022 Civics 011, Question 1: Multiple Choice, item (ix)_

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Risk of early marriage or not?

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Early marriage risk
Items
  1. Item
    Obstructed labour
    Answer
    Early marriage risk
  2. Item
    Fistula
    Answer
    Early marriage risk
  3. Item
    Psychological trauma
    Answer
    Early marriage risk
  4. Item
    Obesity
    Answer
    Other cause
  5. Item
    Phobia
    Answer
    Other cause
  6. Item
    Weight loss
    Answer
    Other cause
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Other cause
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Swipe each condition to whether early pregnancy raises its risk.

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