Detailed Scan Flashcards

1
Q

Why do we start with an overall sagittal sweep? (5)

A
  1. Position of fetus
  2. Image a sag fundus and cervix picture
  3. Check fetal heart motion
  4. Check # of fetuses
  5. Assess for the presence of amniotic fluid
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2
Q

Why do we do an overall transverse sweep on the lateral aspect (including adnexa)?

A

Assess fibroids on uterus

Assess adnexa masses (usually arising from ovary) - corpus luteal and dermoid cysts

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3
Q

How do you document pathological findings?

A

Document in 2 planes and measure in 3 planes

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4
Q

Why do we examine the placenta?

A

To see if it is sitting to high or to low

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5
Q

How many cm should the lower edge of the placenta should be away from the internal os of the cervix?

A

2cm

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6
Q

How do we document the cervix length?

A

From the placental edge to the internal os of the cervix

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7
Q

What do you start with when documenting the fetus?

A

Whatever structures are “up”

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8
Q

At what level do we assess the fetal head?

A

High on the fetal head- where it is more round

The level of the BPD the head is more oval

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9
Q

What are the 3 different shapes of the head?

A
  1. Dolichocephalic- narrow
  2. Normal
  3. Brachycephalic- wide
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10
Q

What are the cranial images taken? (7)

A
  1. BPD, OFD, HC
  2. Ventricular image
  3. Bilateral choroid image
  4. Cerebellar image/measurement
  5. Orbital image
  6. Nose lip image
  7. Profile- looking at nasal bones
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11
Q

What does the BPD assess? (5)

A
Cavum septi pellucidi
3rd ventricle
Ambiant cistern
Falx cerebri
Shape of the cranium
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12
Q

What is the upper limit ventricular atrium size?

A

1cm

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13
Q

What ventricle is assessed?

A

The one farthest from the transducer

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14
Q

What do we look at when assessing the ventricles?

A

Echo texture of dependent choroid

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15
Q

Do you assess the choroid together or independently?

A

Together

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16
Q

Is it normal for the choroid plexus to have cysts?

A

Yes, babies are usually normal

17
Q

What is the cerebellar/Posterior fossa images used to assess?

A

If the vermis is present
Presence and size of cistern magna
Nuchal fold thickness

18
Q

What is the upper limit of normal for the cistern magna?

A

10mm

19
Q

What is the upper limit of normal for the nuchal fold?

A

6mm

20
Q

What is the orbit assessed for? (4)

A

Hypertelorism- eyes far apart
Hypotelorism- eyes close together
Size of orbits
Assessing to see if there are lens on the eyes

21
Q

What is Micropthalmia?

A

Small eyes

22
Q

What is Anopthalima?

A

No eyes present

23
Q

What is the lip image used to rule out?

A

Cleft lip and abnormal nostrils

24
Q

Is cleft palate associated with other anomalies?

A

Can be used to rule out other anomalies- not always

25
Q

What is the profile image used to assess?

A

The chin- micrognathia (small mandible/receding chin)

Nasal bone

26
Q

What should be the size of the nasal bone?

A

> 2.5mm

27
Q

What features do you have to line up when taking the profile picture?

A

Forehead, nose and chin