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First Trimester Flashcards

1
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Gravid (G)

A

the number of times a women is pregnant,

regardless of delivery

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Para (P)

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refers to a delivery of a fetus weighing 500 grams
or more and is over 20 weeks gestation regardless if fetus is alive at birth. Multiple births are considered a single para event

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Fetus

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a developing young in the human uterus > 8 weeks

menstrual age

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Embryo

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period is from 2nd through 8th menstrual weeks

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Menstrual age or Gestational age

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refers to the age of the pregnancy calculated from the first day of the LM

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6
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Conceptual age

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refers to the age of the pregnancy from the calculated ovulation

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7
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Conceptual age used by who

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Embryologist

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Early embryology Step 1

Zygote

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Ovum and sperm join in the distal fallopian tube (ampullary portion)

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Early embryology Step 2

Morula

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Cells of the zygote multiply, cluster

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10
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Early embryology Step 3

Blastocyte

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enters uterus and fluid rapidly enters forming a blastocyst

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Early embryology Step 4

Blastocyst implants into

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endo

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12
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After 9 menstrual weeks, the embryo is called

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a fetus

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13
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1st 9 menstrual w is called an

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embyro

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14
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During a _____ day cycle, a mature ovum is realed at day ____

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28

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15
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Fimbriae

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ovum is swept into teh distal fallopian tube

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16
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Fertilizationg occurs

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1-2 days after ovulation

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17
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hCG is produced by

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trophoblastic cells of developing chorionic villa

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18
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hCG doubles every

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30-48 hours

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19
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hCG peaks at

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10th gest w

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20
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hCG declines

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after 10th w and levels out at 18 w

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21
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hCG

GS should be identified TV at

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1000 mIU/mL

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22
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hCG allows the

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corpus luteum to continue to secrete progesterone

causes ut to not shed endo lining

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23
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Decidual reaction

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  • 3 layers
  • double decidua sign
  • help defferentiate an IUP from ectopic
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24
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Deciduas capsularies

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covers the surface of the blastocyte

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25
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Decidual basalis

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located between the conceptus and the uterine wall

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Decidual parietalis (or decidua vera)

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covers the remainder of the uterus

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27
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Neural Plate begins to form around

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  • 4th w
  • when closes, forms neural tube
  • if fails, result is neural tube defect
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28
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Primitive heart develops

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  • 5th w

- by 8th should have definite form

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29
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vascular network begins to develop by the end of

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8th w

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30
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peripheral vascular system is completed by end of

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10th w

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31
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Kidneys ascend from pelvis starting at

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8 w

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32
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When do the kidneys get into their final position

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11th w

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33
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All limbs formed by

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  • 10 w
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34
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almost all congenital abnormalities occur before or during

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embryonic period

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35
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normal sac can be identified by

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5 menstural weeks TA

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36
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Implantation implants in the ___ of the uterus

A

fundus

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37
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low implantation in ut has increased risk of

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abortion

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38
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GS shape

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starts out round and becomes kidney shaped

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39
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Secondary Yolk Sac present by

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5.5 menstrual w

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40
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secondary yolk sac appears

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round w. echogenic wall and sonolucent center

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41
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secondary yolk sac is contianed

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in the chorionic cavity

42
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secondary yolk sac produced

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alpha fetoprotien

43
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secondary yolk sac function

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transfer of nutrients and hematopoiesis- production and development of blood cells

44
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secondary yolk sac connected to fetus by the

A

vitelline duct also known as omphalomesenteric duct

45
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Liver takes over of secondary yolk sac by

A

8th w

46
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eventually part of the yolk sac will become

A

primitive gut

47
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How many cavities are withing the GS?

A

2

chorion and amniotic

48
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Chorionic cavity

A

contains yolk sac and fluid

49
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Amniotic cavity contains

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simple-appearing amniotic fluid and the developing embryo

50
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Amniotic membrane or amnion is a

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thin echogenic line loosely surrounding the fetus

51
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Amnion and chorion typically fuses around

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the middle of the first trimester, but may not totally fuse until 16 weeks gestation

52
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Cardiac Activity can be seen ____ w w/ a normal HR at

A

5-6 w

100-115 bpm

53
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Heart motion can be detected in

A

4mm

for sure in 5 mm

54
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CRL grows

A

1mm/day

55
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FHR increase to

A

140 bpm by 9 w

56
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Brachycardia

A

poor prog
under 90bpm
1st sign of fetal demise

57
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Fetal limb buds are identified by

A

7 w

58
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Fetal head is proportionally

A

larger than body

59
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w/in head, cystic structure is seen most often represnting

A

rhombencephalon or hindbrain

60
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rhombencephalon will develop into

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4th ventricle

61
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Physiological bowl herniation begins at

A

8 w when bowl herniates into the base of the umbilical cord

62
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Physiological bowl herniation should resolve by

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12 w

if not, followup needed

63
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By the end of 1st trimester, what can be seen

A
  • lateral ventricles containing echogenic choroid plexus
  • fetal movement
  • stomach
  • urinary bladder
  • umbilical cord
  • spine
64
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Placenta

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seen as a well- defined crescent shaped homogeneous mass of tissue along margins of GS

65
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Placenta is formed by

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  • decidua basalis (maternal contribution)

- chorion frondosum (fetal contribution)

66
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Umbilical cord visible during

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the later half of the first trimester as a tortuous structure connecting the fetus to the developing placenta

67
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NT

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  • 11w 0 d - 13 w 4 d

- detects chromosomal anomalies

68
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NT measurement

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  • inner to inner
  • Sag
    > 3 mm is abnormal
69
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Ectopic contributing factors

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  • Previous ectopic pregnancy
  • Previous tubal surgery
  • History of pelvic inflammatory disease
  • Undergoing infertility treatment
  • Previous or present use of and intrauterine device
  • Multiparity
  • Advanced maternal age
70
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negative hCG rules out

A

possibility of an ectopic

71
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Ectopic Pregnancy most common sites

A

ampulla of fallopian tubes

72
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Ectopic Pregnancy second most common sites

A

isthmis of fallopian tube

73
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Other Ectopic Pregnancy

A
  • Interstitial or corneal (2-5%)
  • Ovary (0.5-1%)
  • Cervix (.1%)
  • Fimbria: very rare
74
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Heterotopic pregnancy

A

both ectopic and IUP, most common with assisted reproductive therapy

75
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Ectopic Clinical Findings

A
  • Pain
  • Vaginal bleeding
  • Palpable abdominal/pelvic mass
  • Shoulder pain(secondary to intraperitoneal hemorrage and diaphragmatic irritation)
  • Low hematocrit (with rupture)
76
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Ectopic Sono findings

A
  • Extrauterine gestainal sac containing a yolk sac or embryo
  • Adnexal ring sign
  • Adnexal mass
  • Large amount of free fluid within the pelvis or in Morison pouch
  • Complex free fluid could represent hemoperitoneum
  • Pseudogestational sac
  • Poor decidual reaction
  • Endometrium containing blood
77
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Gestational Trophoblastic Disease (Molar)

A

A group of disorders that are the result of an abnormal combination of male and female gametes

78
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Tophoblastic cells produce

A

hCG

79
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Gestational trophoblastic disease results in the

A

excessive growth of the trophoblastic cells and excessive amounts of hCG are released in the maternal circulation

80
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Complete Molar Pregnancy Clinical Findings

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  • Hyperemesis gravidarum
  • Markedly elevated hCG level
  • Vaginal bleeding
  • Enlarged uterus
  • Possible preeclampsia/or eclampsia
  • HTN
81
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Hydatidiform molar pregnancy complete

A
  • most common
  • characterized by hydropic chorionic villa
  • absence of fetus an amnion
  • benign with malignant potential
82
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Hydatidiform molar pregnancy partial (incomplete)

A
  • May be accompanied by a co-exiting triploid fetus, parts of fetus, or amnion
  • Minimal malignant potential
83
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Invasive molar pregnancy (chorioadenoma destruens)

A
  • Molar pregnancy that invades into the myometrium and may also invade through the uterine wall and into the peritoneum
  • Result of malignant progression of hydatidiform moles
84
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Choriocarcinoma

A
  • Most malignant form of trophoblastic disease with possible metastasis
  • Result of malignant progression of a hydatidiform molar pregnancy
  • Most common sites for metastasis are the liver, lungs and vagina
85
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GTD treatment

A
  • dilatation and curettage
  • hCG monitoring
  • hysterectomy
  • chemotherapy
  • chest xray to check for metastasis
86
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Blighted Ovum or Anemryonic Gestation is diagnostic when

A

there is no evidence of a fetal pole or yolk sac within the gestational sac

87
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Blighted Ovum or Anemryonic Gestation GS often has

A

irregular border with a poor decidual reaction

88
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Blighted Ovum or Anemryonic Gestation pt presents w/

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vaginal bleeding, a low hCG, and reduction of pregnancy symptoms

89
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Fetal demise cardiac activity

A

should be present in a fetal pole that measures 4-5 mm

90
Q

Threatened abortion

A
  • Vaginal bleeding before 20 weeks gestation
  • closed cervical os
  • Low fetal heart rate
91
Q

Complete(spontaneous ) abortion

A
  • All products of conception expelled

- no IUP

92
Q

Incomplete abortion

A
  • Part of the products of conception expelled

- Thickened and irregular endo, enlarged uterus

93
Q

Missed abortion

A
  • Fetal demise with retained fetus

- No detectable FHR

94
Q

Inevitable abortion

A
  • Vaginal bleeding with dilated cervix
  • Low-lying gestational sac
  • Open internal os of cervix
95
Q

Subchorionic Hemorrhage

A

A bleed between the endometrium and the gestational sac

96
Q

Subchorionic Hemorrhage appears

A
  • an anechoic, crescent-shaped area adjacent to the gestational sac
  • resembles second GS
97
Q

Subchorionic Hemorrhage

Small bleeds vs large bleeds

A

small: benign
large: misscarriage and stillbirth

98
Q

Uterine Leiomyoma and Pregnancy two most important findings are

A

location and size

99
Q

Uterine Leiomyoma and Pregnancy location

A

determine type of delivery

100
Q

Uterine Leiomyoma and Pregnancy size

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may increase due to stimulation of estrogen

101
Q

Uterine Leiomyoma and Pregnancy differentiated

A
  • focal myometrial contractions

- disappear w/in 20-30 mins

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