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Fetal Environment And Maternal Complications Flashcards

1
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A definitive placenta may not be seen until after:

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10-12 weeks

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2
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Additional, smaller lobes separate from the main segment of placenta

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Succenturiate lobe/ accessory lobe

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3
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  • Abnormally shaped placenta, curled up edges.

- may lead to abruption, bleeding

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Circumvallate placenta

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4
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Placenta thickness should not exceed:

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4cm

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5
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Element of placenta closest to the fetus

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Chorionic plate

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6
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Placental grading: uninterrupted chorionic plate and homogeneous

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Grade 0

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7
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Placental grading: subtle indentations on the chorionic plate, small calcifications within placental substance

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Grade 1

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Placental grading: moderate indentations in chorionic plate with “comma-like” calcifications in placental substance

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Grade 2

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9
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Placental grading: prominent indentations in chorionic plate that extend into the basal layer with diffuse echogenic and anechoic areas noted within the placental substance.

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Grade 3

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10
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Placental grading:

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Grade 0

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11
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Placental grading:

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Grade 1

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12
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Placental grading:

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Grade 2

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13
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Placental grading:

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Grade 3

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14
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Placenta covering the internal os of cervix

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Placenta previa

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15
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The placenta should be evaluated for previa after ___ weeks

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20 weeks

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16
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Placenta covers internal os completely

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Total/complete previa

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17
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Placenta partially covers internal os

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Partial previa

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18
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Placenta lies at the edge of the internal os

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Marginal previa

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19
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Placenta edge extends into lower uterine segment and is less than 2 cm from the internal os

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Low lying placenta

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20
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Fetal vessels resting over the internal os

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Vasa previa

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21
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Cord insertion associated with vasa previa:

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Velamentous cord insertion

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22
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Premature separation of placenta from uterine wall

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Placental abruption

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23
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Most severe placental abruption

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Complete abruption

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24
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Type of placental abruption: development of retroplacental hematoma

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Complete abruption

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25
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Type of placental abruption: only a few centimeters of separation

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Partial abruption

26
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Most common placenta hemorrhage

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Subchorionic hemorrhage

27
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Type of placental abruption: lies at the edge of the placenta

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Marginal abruption/ Subchorionic hemorrhage

28
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Abnormal adherence of the placenta to the myometrium

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Placenta accreta

29
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Invasion of placenta within the myometrium

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Placenta increta

30
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Penetration of placenta through serosa and possibly into adjacent organs

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Placenta percreta

31
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Most common placental tumor

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Chorioangioma

32
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Most common location of chorioangioma

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Adjacent to umbilical cord insertion site

33
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Most common abnormality of the umbilical cord

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2VC/ single umbilical artery

34
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Cord insertion: at the edge of placenta

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Marginal

35
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Marginal cord insertion aka

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Battledore

36
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Cord insertion: insertion into the membranes beyond the placental edge

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Velamentous

37
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Umbilical cord encircling the neck is termed

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Nuchal cord

38
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Umbilical cord forms from fusion of the the ___ and ____

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Fuision of the yolk stalk and Vitelline duct/omphalomesenteric duct

39
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Gelatinous material covering umbilical cord

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Whartons jelly

40
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Most common tumor of the umbilical cord

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Hemangioma

41
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Cystic mass within umbilical cord

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Allantoic cyst

42
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Allantoic cyst is most commonly located

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Close to the fetal abdomen

43
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Umbilical cord hemangiomas are most often located

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Close to cord insertion to placenta

44
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Maximum vertical pocket should measure atleast:

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2cm

45
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Most common congenital infection

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Cytomegalovirus

46
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Most common cause of intellectual disability in the United States

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Fetal Alcohol Syndrome(FAS)

47
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IUGR is defined as estimated fetal weight below the ___ percentile

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Below the 10th percentile

48
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Obese fetus is defined as having an EFW of ___ percentile

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Over the 90th percentile

49
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Sonographic findings of cervical incompetence:

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  • Cervical length <3cm

- funneling if cervix (V or U shaped)

50
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Hydrops aka

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Anasarca

51
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Accumulation of fluid in atleast two body cavities

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Hydrops

52
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Prevention of RH isoimmunization:

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RhoGAM

53
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Maternal Rh sensitization, her first pregnancy will develop:

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Normally, the second pregnancy will be the one that is attacked by her antibidies

54
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Pregnancy induced hypertension and proteinuria

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Preeclampsia

55
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Postpartum uterus returns to its nongravid size ____ weeks after delivery

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6-8 weeks after delivery

56
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1 cause of painless bleeding in 3rd trimester

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Placenta previa

57
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Hydrops caused by rh incompatibility

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Immune hydrops

58
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Fetal hydrops caused by congenital anomalies and infections

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Nonimmune hydrops

59
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Most common pathological cause of painful bleeding in 3rd trimester

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Placental abruption

60
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Lab values of chorioangioma

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Increased MSAFP

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