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23 Cards in this Set
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Most common location for a benign cystic teratoma |
Anterior & superior |
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Most common benign tumor of the uterus is |
Leiomyoma |
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Perihepatitis can be associated with pelvic inflammatory disease, causing right upper quadrant tenderness & pain. This condition is called |
Fitz-Hugh Curtis syndrome |
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Frank breech |
Most common- in which the fetal thighs are flexed at the hips with legs & knees extended |
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The pelvic mass most commonly seen during a normal first trimester pregnancy is |
Corpus luteal cyst |
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The maternal side of the developing placenta Is referred to as the |
Decidua basalis |
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Up to 10 weeks gestational age, the mean diameter of the normal gestational sac should grow |
1 mm/ day |
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In ruling out hydrocephalus, where would one first begin to see enlargement |
Lateral ventricular atria |
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Which view best demonstrates the diaphragm |
Axial |
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Thoracic circumference is measured in the |
True transverse view at the level of fetal four chamber heart |
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The fetal kidneys are most commonly located |
Adjacent to the fetal spine bilaterally |
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When you have demonstrated the fetal stomach transversely at the level of the portal vein , you are at the appropriate level for |
Abdominal circumference |
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The placenta develops from the |
Chorion & decidua |
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All of the following are functions of the placenta EXCEPT |
Except - Produces alphafetoprotein |
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One can rule out placenta accreta by observing |
Retroplacental space |
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A placenta measuring 7 cm in greatest AP dimension may be associated with all of the following except |
Hypertension |
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The thickness of the full term placenta should not measure more than |
4cm |
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Chorioangiomas |
Benign vascular tumors of the placenta |
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Common medical interventions for the removal of retained products of conception (RPOC) |
Dilation & curettage Dilation & evacuation Labor induction |
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Holoprosencephaly |
3 categories : Alobar usually fatal Semilobar usually fatal Lobar |
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Holoprosencephaly is associated with |
Failed development of the fetal forebrain - Proboscis - Cyclopia - Fused thalami - |
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Most common neural tube defect is |
Anencephaly |
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Dangling or dropping choroid plexus is associated with |
Hydrocephalus |