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What does the double bleb sign refer to?
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The amnion and yolk sac
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What drug may be used to treat an early unruptured ectopic, in order to preserve fertility?
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Methotrexate
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What is a missed abortion defined as?
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Retention of a dead conceptus for a prolonged period of time (2 months)
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What can cause pre-eclampsia in the first trimester?
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Molar pregnancy / hydatidiform mole
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At what hCG level will you be able to image a normal intrauterine gestational sac transabdominally?
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3600 units /liter
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When ruling out hydrocephalus, where would you first see enlargement?
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Lateral ventricles
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Where do the choroid plexus lie within?
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Atria of lateral ventricles
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A nuchal translucency should not exceed how much?
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3mm
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What 2 procedures are performed to treat incompetent cervix?
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Shirodkar and McDonald's procedure
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If a gestational sac occupies 1/2 of the uterus, what is the gestational age of the pregnancy?
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8 weeks
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What is the vitelline duct?
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A structure that maintains a connection with the yolk sac and embryo. It contains an artery and vein.
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What is the vitelline duct also called?
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Omphalomesenteric duct
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The RVOT and LVOT denote what 2 vessels?
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Pulmonary artery and ascending aorta
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Which part of the 4 chamber heart sits closest to the spine?
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Left atrium
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Where do you measure fetal thoracic circumference?
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True transverse view at the level of fetal 4 chamber view
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Which view best demonstrates the diaphragm?
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Coronal
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Which vessel shows a candy cane shaped image just left to the spine in long?
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Aortic arch
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If a fluid filled stomach is not visualized, one would suspect what?
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Esophageal atresia
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What is true regarding the ulna and radius bone?
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The ulna is longer than the radius proximally, and the ulna and radius end at the same level distally
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What is it called when the cord is positioned near the cervical os?
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Vasa previa
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A C-section is usually not considered until which week due to placental previa?
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37th week
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The placenta develops from what 2 things?
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Chorion and decidua
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Does the placenta secrete AFP?
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No
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A placenta previa can be ruled out, if the placental edge is at least how many cm from the internal cervical os.
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2cm
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Placental accreta can be ruled out by observing what?
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Retroplacental space
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The thickness of a full term placenta shouldn't measure than how many cm?
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4cm
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Cerebellar measurements can be used to estimate gestational age, but lose accuracy after how many weeks?
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30 weeks
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Epiphyseal centers will not be identified sonographically until after
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30 weeks
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Lung maturity is best determined by
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Amniocentesis
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One can roughly calculate gestational age in weeks by measuring the mean sac diameter and adding
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3
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Sac measurements are accurate in estimating age within how many weeks?
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2
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What is the angle of asynclitism
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Determining the tilt of the fetal head to obtain the correct angle for BPD and head circumference measurements
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Which long bone is least likely to be affected by IUGR?
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Clavicle
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Which is more accurate : BPD or head circumference?
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Head circumference
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What is the function of a non-stress test?
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Calculates fetal heart rate according to fetal activity
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Twins resulting from fertilization of a single ova are referred to as
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Monozygotic
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What anomaly is associated with maternal diabetes mellitus?
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Caudal regression syndrome
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If a patients AFP level is low, one should check for
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Trisomy 21
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Which ratio is most sensitive for detecting asymmetrical IUGR?
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FL/AC
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An OB patient who presents with hypertension, swelling, and proteinuria is said to have?
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Pre-eclampsia and toxemia
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What is the best test to determine fetal lung maturity?
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Lecithin /sphingomyelin ratio
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What does puerperium mean?
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After delivery
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The postpartum uterus should revert back to normal size after how many weeks?
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4
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A molar pregnancy associated with a viable pregnancy is called what?
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Coexistent mole and live fetus
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Fetal number is determined by who?
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Female
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Fetal sex is determined by who?
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Male
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Twin growth is similar to that of a singleton up to how many weeks?
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30 weeks
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Twin - twin transfusion, TRAP sequence, conjoined twins and cord entanglement are all associated with what type of twins?
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Monozygotic twins
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With an intrauterine fetal blood transfusion, where are the packed RBCs introduced?
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Umbilical vein
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Pelvicaliectasis and hydroureter are usually a physiologic process during pregnancy, what side is more common?
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Right (90%)
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A molar pregnancy that is considered invasive but does not metastisize is called
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Chorioadenoma destruens
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What gestational age is CVS performed?
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10-12 weeks
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What lab tests are included in a quad screen?
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AFP, hCG, dimeric inhibin A, and unconjugated estriol
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AFP is produced in the______ in early gestation and by the______ in later gestation.
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Yolk sac, liver
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Trisomy 18 is also called
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Edwards syndrome
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Trisomy 13 is also called
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Patau's syndrome
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Holoprosencephaly is associated with trisomy____?
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13
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Triploidy is caused by
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2 sperm fertilize 1 egg
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Cystic hygroma is associated with
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Turners syndrome
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What is craniosynostosis?
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Failure of 1 or all sutures to close
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What is the most common nueral tube defect?
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Anencephaly
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75% of cephaloceles involve the______ bone.
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Occipital
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_________ is the term used to describe both brain and meninges seen protruding from a cranial defect.
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Meningeomyelocele
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______ is a spina bifida defect which is covered with skin /hair and is associated with a normal spinal cord.
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Occulta
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_______ spina bifida defect are often associated with an elevated AFP.
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Rashischisis
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Arnold chiari II malformation consists of________ &________
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Banana shape of cerebellum and lemon shape of skull
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Dandy Walker malformation is often identified by a cystic dilation of the____ ventricle.
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4th
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What are the 3 types of holoprosencephaly?
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Alobar, semilobar and lobar
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What does the aqueduct of sylvius connect?
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3rd and 4th ventricle
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Choroid plexus cysts usually resolve by_______ weeks.
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26
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What causes hydranencephaly?
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Obstruction of carotid arteries.
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What 3 things are associated with Beckwith weidman syndrome?
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Ompbalocele, macroglossia and visceromegaly
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What is ectopia cordis?
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Heart outside chest
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What does VACTERL stand for?
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Vertebral, anal atresia, cardiovascular, TEF, esophageal atresia, renal /radial, and limb
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When does urine formation begin?
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12 weeks
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What is amniotic band syndrome?
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Rupture of amnion that leads to entrapment /entanglement of fetus in chorion
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What is pentology of Cantrell?
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Ompbalocele, diaphragmatic hernia, sternal cleft, ectopia cordis, and intracardiac defect
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Acrania is also called
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Exencephaly
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Which abdominal wall defect had a normal cord insert?
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Gastroschisis
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Gastroschisis most often occurs on the____ side.
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Right
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