assorted Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
Q

TOXO congenital infection most likely in what trimester?

A

t3

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2
Q

what keeps PCWP the same in pregnancy”?

A

decreased pulmonary vascular resistance

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3
Q

what can you measure directly with Swan (PAC)

A

CVP, CO, PCWP, pul artery pressure,

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4
Q

type 1 error aka

A

false positive

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5
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type 2 error aka

A

false negative

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6
Q

major source of DHEAS for ultimate estrogen synthesis?

A

fetal adrenal gland

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7
Q

first trimester exposure to methotrexate

A

infant head/face/limb/bones

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8
Q

MOA of glyburide

A

enhance pancreatic insulin secretion , improve target tissue insulin sensitivity

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9
Q

most common chronic bloodborne pathogen in the United States

A

hepatitis C

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10
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what congenital illness least likely to have IUGR on US?

A

Parvo

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11
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WHAT VIRAL ILLNESS LEAST LIKELY TO HAVE US FEATURES SEQUAELE?

A

PARVO!

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12
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risk of fetal infection wtih primary CMV?

A

30-60%

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13
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moa of indomethacin

A

cox inhibitor, inhibits prostaglandin synthesis

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14
Q

what is the most common redcell antibody associated with HDN?

A

anti - E (then anti- D, anti- Kell, anti- c)

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15
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definition of deformation

A

abnormal external force on the fetus during in utero development that resulted in abnormal growth or formation of the fetal structure (like potters sequence)

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16
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definition of disruption

A

a fetal structure is growing normally and then growth is arrested due to something which disrupts the process (like amniotic band)

17
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definition of malformation

A

fetal growth and development did not proceed normally due to underlying genetic, epigenetic, or environmental factors that altered the development a particular structure.

18
Q

inheritance of fragile x syndrome?

A

X linked dominant

19
Q

what is the false positive rate for diagnosis of CP from EFM?

A

EFM can have a false positive 99%

20
Q

most likely pregnancy complication with MS?

21
Q

what enzyme deficiency present with hydantoin syndrome

A

epoxide hydrolase definiciency

22
Q

What soft markers MOST associated with aneuploidy when isolated

A

1 hypoplastic NB, #2 echogenic bowel

23
Q

what is most prognostic of rneal function on cystocentesis?

A

urine osmolarity?????

24
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at what CRL is midgut herniation abnromal?

25
most abundant secretory hormone produced by the placenta
Human chorionic somatomammotropin (aka human placental lactogen)
26
define a good response to albuterol (peeak expiratory flow meter)
>80% of expected
27
most common complication in pregnancies with SLE???
PRETERM BIRTH!
27
PUV favorable prognosis Na?
Less than 100
27
PUV Favorable prognosis Osm?
less than 210
27
PUV favorable prognosis Beta 2 microglob?
less than 6
28
PUV favorable prognosis Cl?
Less than 90