Lecture 1B - OB US Exams Flashcards

1
Q

First trimester

A

1-13 weeks

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2
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Second trimester

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14-26 weeks

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3
Q

Third trimester

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27 weeks until ‘term’ (around 40 weeks)

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4
Q

How is pregnancy confirmed

A

presence of gestational sac. Want it to be intrauterine pregnancy

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5
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What are we looking for in a gestational sac

A

Embryo + cardiac activity

Yolk sac

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6
Q

What mode is used to confirm fetal HR

A

M-mode

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7
Q

Purpose of first trimester assessment of fetus. Give example

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Assess for abnormalities

Increased nuchal translucency measurement (fluid under neck) - chromosomal abnormalities

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8
Q

Non-viable pregnancies

A

Ectopic

Hydatidiform moles

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9
Q

Purpose of second trimester assessment (4)

A
Assessment of viability (cardiac activity)
Fetal number/growth (biometry)
Fetal environment (amniotic fluid, placenta)
Maternal structures (uterus, cervix)
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10
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Different names for second trimester assessment

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Routine
Basic
Level 1
Morphology
Anatomy
Complete
20 week
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11
Q

Specialized examination (2)

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Level 2

Targeted

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12
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Indications for level 2 (specialized) examination

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Anomaly suspected on level 1
Family Hx
Abnormal blood tst

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13
Q

Third trimester assessment

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Limited assessment and less common

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14
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Indications for third trimester assessment (8)

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  1. Gestational diabetes
  2. Maternal measurements inappropriate for gestational age
  3. Cannot feel the baby
  4. Position check before birth
  5. Placental location
  6. Incompetent cervix
  7. Pathology
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15
Q

Transabdo probe

A

3-5 MHz

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16
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Transvag probe MHz

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5-10 MHz

17
Q

2 non-invasive probes used in later pregnancies

A

transperineal and translabial (3-5 MHz)

18
Q

ALARA

A

as low as reasonably achievable

19
Q

Minimizing output intensity (2)

A

Reducing power settings on machine

Using doppler only as necessary

20
Q

Teratogen

A

malformaiton of embroy (sound absorbed by heat is a potential)

21
Q

Thermal intex

A

Measurement of US conditions that can change temp of tissue

22
Q

Thermal index (TI) of 1 means

A

The tissue may increase in temp 1 degree

23
Q

What is the threshold for potentially hazardous conditions

A

1.5-2 degrees

24
Q

TI s (soft tissue)

A

less than 8 weeks

25
Q

TI b (bone)

A

more than 8 weeks

26
Q

How much can doppler US cause an increase

A

> 1 degree if held in same spot over 30 sec

27
Q

Mechanical index should be less than

A

1.9

28
Q

cavitation

A

Non-thermal bioeffect - creation, oscillation, collapse of bubbles. higher potential in gas-containing structures

29
Q

T/F there are no confirmed bioeffects

A

true

30
Q

T/F With respect to bioeffects, most human studies have been inconclusive

A

true