KA4 Flashcards

1
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Antenatal (before birth) scanning identified what?

A

The risk of a disorder

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2
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What does this identification of risk give us

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Further tests, and prenatal diagnosis can be offered

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3
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Examples of antenatal

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•Blood and urine test
•Diagnostic tests
•Ultrasound imaging

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4
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Ultrasound imaging, first type:

Data scan

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•Takes place between 8 & 14 weeks
• this is to determine how pregnancy stage and due date

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5
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Data scan area used alongside what?

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Alongside tests for marker chemicals

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6
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Anomaly scan

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•between 18 & 20 weeks may detect serious physical abnormalities in foetus

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7
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Blood & urine tests are carried when?

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•routine blood and urine tests are carried out pregnancy

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8
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Why is this

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To monitor chemical concentrations of marker chemicals

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9
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What is a not normal chemical concentrations called

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An atyplical

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10
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An an atypical is problematic

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This can lead to diagnostic testing to determine if the foetus has a medical condition

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11
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Marker chemicals are very depending on the stage of pregnancy

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This means that measuring for a particular marker chemical at the wrong time in pregnancy can give a false positive

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12
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Diagnostic testing

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