Chapter 57 Notes Flashcards
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Covers the cord and blends with the fetal skin at the umbilicus
Amnion
Carries oxygenated blood to the fetus
Veins
Brings deoxygenated blood back to the placenta
Arteries
Umbilical cord forms in first ______ of gestation
5 weeks
Umbilical cord is covered in a mucous tissue called
Wharton’s jelly
Umbilical cord diameter usually measures ______
1-2 cm
Normal length of the umbilical cord
40-60 cm
Umbilical arteries become become the ________ immediately after birth, and then they become the ______ of the bladder
Superior vesicle arteries, lateral ligaments of bladder
Umbilical cord in the transverse view ______
Mickey Mouse sign
Short umbilical cord measures ______
Less than 35cm
Longer than normal umbilical cord measures ______
Over 80 cm
Longer than normal umbilical cord is associated with _______
Polyhydramnios
Short umbilical cord is associated with ________
Oligohydramnios
Umbilical coiling: a _____ twist is more common (7:1)
Left twist
Umbilical coiling: a “______” twist has a higher incidence of fetal anomalies
Right
Umbilical cord masses are usually _________ or allantoic in origin
Omphalomesenteric
Umbilical cord masses tend to occur near the ______ of the cord
Fetal end
Umbilical cord masses are generally small measuring less than _____
2cm
Hemangioma of the cord is a nodule in the transepitheal cells of the main vessels of the umbilical cord surrounded by ______ and a myxomatous degeneration of ___________
Edema, Wharton’s jelly
Hematoma of the cord is due ____ of umbilical vessels causing extravasation of blood into Wharton’s jelly
Trauma
Hematoma of the cord is usually near the
Fetal insertion of the cord
Umbilical vessels thrombosis Has a higher incidence in _______
Diabetic mothers
Umbilical cord “true knots” are associated with:
Polyhydramnios, IUGR, Monoamniotic twins
umbilicalcord Knots “false knots” occur when the _________
Blood vessels are longer than the cord