POSI 2 - PRELIM L2

Question 1

It is the preferred diagnostic tool for examination of the pregnant female because it provides visualization of the fetus and placenta with no risk to the patient and fetus

A. Ultrasound
B. Contrast Ultrasound
C. Color Doppler
D. MRI

Answer 1

A. Ultrasound

Question 2

It is the roentgenologic study of the fetus after injection of small amounts of two radiopaque media

A. Ultrasound
B. Babynography
C. Fetography
D. Contrast Ultrasound

Answer 2

C. Fetography

Question 3

A type of protein on the outside or surface of red blood cells

A. Rhesus
B. Resus
C. Rhessus
D. Ressus

Answer 3

A. Rhesus

Question 4

Majority of people are about _____ % Rh-positive

A. 65 %
B. 75 %
C. 80 %
D. 85 %

Answer 4

D. 85 %

Question 5

These are twins considered as the product of a single fertilized ovum, resulting in genetically identical offspring

A. Monochromatic, Diamniotic
B. Monochorionic, Diamniotic
C. Monochronic, Diamniotical
D. Monochorion, Diamnion

Answer 5

B. Monochorionic, Diamniotic

Question 6

TRUE OR FALSE

MCDA twins have separate placenta but share a single amniotic sac

Answer 6

FALSE

MCDA twins share a single placenta but have separate amniotic sacs

Placenta = Share
Amniotic Sacs = Separate

Question 7

It assesses the size of a woman’s pelvis aiming to predict whether she will be able to give birth vaginally or not

A. Pelvimeter
B. Pelvigram
C. Pelvimetry
D. Pelvis Measurement

Answer 7

C. Pelvimetry

Question 8

This is the study and measurement of the head, usually the human head, especially be medical imaging such as radiography.

A. Cephalometry
B. Cephalometer
C. Cephalogram
D. Craniometry

Answer 8

A. Cephalometry

Question 9

The measurement of the skull and is considered a large subset of cephalometry

A. Cephalogram
B. Skullography
C. Craniogram
D. Craniometry

Answer 9

D. Craniometry

Question 10

A radiograph of the head taken with the x-ray beam perpendicular to the patient’s
sagittal plane. This radiography image is useful for studying the dental and facial growth of a patient.

A. AP Cephalogram
B. PA Cephalogram
C. Lateral Cephalogram
D. Oblique Cephalogram

Answer 10

C. Lateral Cephalogram

Question 11

It is the radiographic visualization of the placenta after injection of a radiopaque medium

A. Placentogram
B. Placentography
C. Placentometer
D. Placengraphy

Answer 11

B. Placentography

Question 12

Contrast color is injected into the _________ during placentography

A. Navel Artery
B. Umbilical Artery
C. Hypogastric Argery
D. Femoral Artery

Answer 12

B. Umbilical Artery

Question 13

TRUE OR FALSE

Radiation during pregnancy is avoided especially during the 1st Trimester of Gestation

Answer 13

TRUE

Question 14

TRUE OR FALSE

Cleansing enema may be administered even without permission of the attending physician as initiative

Answer 14

FALSE

Cleansing enema should not be administered without the permission of the attending physician

Question 15

How should the respiration of a pregnant woman be done during exposure ?

A. Have the patient inhale deeply several times

B. Suspend respiration during exhalation phase

C. Blood should be hyper aerated

D. NOTA

Answer 15

A. Have the patient inhale deeply several times

Question 16

A demonstration the fetus ion utero

A. Fetogtaphy
B. Fetography
C. Fetograph
D. Fetogtaph

Answer 16

B. Fetography

Question 17

Which of the following positions are obtained to demonstrate the maternal pelvis ?

1. AP
2. PA
3. Lateral
4. Oblique

A. 1 Only
B. 1&2
C. 1,2,& 3
D. AOTA

Answer 17

C. 1,2,& 3

Question 18

The fetus can be placed closer to the IR with what position ?

A. Supine
B. Prone
C. Lateral
D. Decubitus

Answer 18

B. Prone

Question 19

This method consists of the the use of a metal ruler perforated at centimeter intervals and mounted on a small stand in such a way that it is always parallel to the plane of the IR

Answer 19

AP Projection (Colcher-Sussman Method)

Question 20

An organ that grows inside the lining of the uterus during pregnancy

Answer 20

Placenta

Question 21

If the placenta or parts of the placenta remain in your
womb for more than 30 minutes after childbirth

Answer 21

Retained Placenta

Question 22

It occurs when the placenta separates from the inner wall of the uterus prematurely before birth

A. Placenta Accreta
B. Placenta Previa
C. Placenta Destruction
D. Placentae Abruption

Answer 22

D. Placentae Abruption

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Question 23

Occurs when the blood vessels and other parts of the placenta grow too deeply into the uterine wall.

A. Placenta Accreta
B. Placenta Previa
C. Placenta Destruction
D. Placentae Abruption

Answer 23

A. Placenta Accreta

Question 24

Happens when the placenta partly or completely covers the cervix

A. Placenta Accreta
B. Placenta Previa
C. Placenta Destruction
D. Placentae Abruption

Answer 24

B. Placenta Previa

Question 25

Occurs when the placenta covers the entire opening of the cervix A. Full Previa B. Complete Previa C. Marginal Previa D. NOTA

Answer 25

B. Complete Previa

Question 26

This happens when the placenta is close to the opening of the cervix but does not cover it A. Complete Previa B. Partial Previa C. Marginal Previa D. Placenta Previa

Answer 26

C. Marginal Previa

Question 27

Marginal Previa is also called as __________

Answer 27

Low-lying Placenta

Question 28

The cervical opening is obstructed

Answer 28

Partial Previa

Question 29

Placenta Previa may be characterized with bleeding symptom, characterized by color as: A. Light Red B. Bright Red C. Red D. Dark Red

Answer 29

B. Bright Red

Question 30

TRUE OR FALSE Contractions are associated with bleeding during Placenta Previa

Answer 30

TRUE