2-3 Trimester Flashcards

(50 cards)

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PIH

A

Preeclampsia-
BP >140/90
Least severe

Eclampsia-
Most severe
Seizures, convulsions

HELLP-
Hemolysis
Elevated Liver enzymes
Low Platelets

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2
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Trophoblastic Disease

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Theca lutein cysts
Blighted ovum
Hydatidform mole
Fertilization of empty ovum
Grapelike appearance
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3
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The forebrain is also called:

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Prosencephalon

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4
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Choroid plexus is formed in the:

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Cerebral ventricles

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5
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Best place to measure the lateral ventricle is:

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At the level of the atria

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What is the function of the thalamus?

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Receives all sensory stimuli except olfactory

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7
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What is the relationship of the frontal horns of the lateral ventricles to the CSP?

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Anterior to

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8
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Which vessel may be seen adjacent to the Sylvian Fissure?

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Middle Cerebral Artery

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9
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What structures are often confused w the thalamus?

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Cerebral peduncles

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10
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What should be the largest measurement of the atria of the occipital horn?

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9mm

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11
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Third ventricle is seen inside of which structure?

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Thalamus

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12
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What vessel is seen within the interpeduncular cystern?

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Basilar artery

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13
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Michael fold measurement should not exceed:

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5mm

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14
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The sonolucent space between the right and left atria in the interatrial space:

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Foramen ovale

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15
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The ductus arteriosus is located between:

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Pulmonary artery and Aorta

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16
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Most common cardiac arrythmia in the fetus is:

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Premature atrial contractions

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17
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What is shortening fraction?

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Index of ventricular systolic function.
One of the most important cardiac measurements
Should be >25%

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18
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Gallbladder

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Fills at about 17 wks gest when bile is being produced

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19
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Termination point of the left umbilical vein

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Portal sinus

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20
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What is the ratio of the kidney circumference to the abdominal circumference?

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.27-.30

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21
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There is a higher incidence of umbilical cord herniation when the fetus is in a:

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Footling breech

22
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If the foot and lower leg are seen on the same plane, what is the condition?

23
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In the 3rd trimester, a small amount of fluid in the renal collecting system may be a normal finding

24
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Measurement in the collecting system that may be associated w an increased incidence of urinary tract obstruction

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The "hockey stick" sign is found at the junction of the:
Umbilical vein and portal vein
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Equation for CI
BPD/OFDX100
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Equation for MSD
Length+Width+Height/3
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The major functioning unit of the placenta is the:
Chorionic villi
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Another name for succenturiate lobe
Placenta membranacea
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The maternal blood supply to the placenta is via the:
Spiral arterioles
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The spiral arterioles are branches of the:
Uterine arteries
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What hormones does the placenta produce?
HCG Estrogen Progesterone
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What is associated with an abnormally thick placenta?
Rh sensitivity Gest diabetes Congenital neoplasm
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The outer membrane of the placenta is the
Chorionic membrane
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Spontaneous rupture of the amniotic membrane may result in:
Placental abruption
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Oxygenated blood is carried to the fetus via the:
Umbilical vein
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What is associated with 2-vessel cords
Congenital anomalies Chromosomal anomalies IUGR Premature delivery
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Hemangiomas of the umbilical cord are usually located:
At the placental end of the cord
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When there is a marginal insertion of the umbilical cord it is referred as:
Battledore placenta
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What is associated with a short cord?
Placental abruption Abd wall defects Intrafunicular hemorrhage
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False nots of the umbilical cord are not clinically significant
True
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A high systolic to diastolic ratio on the Doppler study of the cord is associated with:
IUGR Maternal diabetes Maternal HTN Rh sensitivity
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A high pressure bleed of the placenta or rupture of the spiral arteries is a:
Retroplacental abruption
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A grade 3 placenta prior to 35 weeks may be associated with:
IUGR Placental insufficiency Smokers HTN
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Most common cause for a marginal abruption:
Decidual necrosis caused by cigarette smoking
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Breu's mole
A massive subchorial thrombosis
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Placenta accreta
When the chorionic villi directly contact the myometrium
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Grade 3 placenta is not usually seen until after:
35 weeks gest
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Associated findings of a grade 0 placenta throughout the pregnancy
Rh factors | Gestational diabetes
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Placental abruptions can be ruled in but not ruled out with sonography
True