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The amount of amniotic fluid at the end of preganacy is: 2 l 1,5l 800ml 400ml
800ml
Which option of the following is NOT a part of the fetal membranes?
Decidua
Chorion
Amnion
Cotyledon
Decidua
Which of the following is NOT an indication for prenatal invasive diagnostic procedure?
Age of the mother
Positive biochemical screening
Gestational diabetes of the mother
Abnormal UZ finding of the fetus
Gestational diabetes of the mother
The umbilical cord consist of these vessels: 1 artery and 1 vein 2 arteries and 2 veins 2 arteries and 1 vein 2 arteries and 2 veins
2 arteries and 1 vein
The volume of blood increases in the pregnancy by:
0-500ml
500-1000ml
1000-1500ml
1500-2000ml
1000-1500ml
Progesterone:
Descreases the motility of the myometrium
Stimulates the development of the mammary gland
Decreases storage of the adipose cells
Decreases the motility of the gastrointestinal tract
Descreases the motility of the myometrium
For the therapy of intrahepatic cholestasis in pregnancy we use:
Adenosylmethionin
Sildenafil
Sinekatechin
Oxybutinin
Adenosylmethionin
Striae are fissures of:
Corium
Epidermis
Subcutaneus layer of tissue
Subcutaneus laeyr of fat
Corium
The most accurate calculation of the estimated date of delivery is:
Naegele rule
The feeling of fetus movements
The date of the fertilising intercourse
Ultrasound examination at 11-14th week of gestation
Naegele rule
Dolores praesagientes are:
Irregular contractions at the begining of labour
Painfull defecation in the 3rd trimester
Pain signalizing placetal abruption
Irregular weak contractions several days before delivery
Irregular weak contractions several days before delivery
The estimated risk of a spontaneous abortion after amniocenteses is:
0,10%
1%
3%
5%
1%
To treat hypertension in pregnancy we use:
Methyldopa
Metoprolol
Fenoterol
Verapamil
Methyldopa
Very specific biomarker of placental dysfunction is:
PLGF
TNF-PI
CSF-PAP
PAPP
PLGF
Decelerations typ II on CTG are:
Variable decelerations
Late decelerations
Early decelerations
Sinusoid
Late decelerations
„Sabin triade“ is the sign of:
Congenital lues
Congenital toxoplasmosis
Abuse of alcohol
Decompensated diabetes
Congenital toxoplasmosis
„Sabin triade“ includes:
Chorioretinitis
Vitium cordis
Calcifications in the brain
Hydrocephalus
Calcifications in the brain
Hydrocephalus
Chorioretinitis
Gregg´s syndrom is the sign of infection:
Listeriosis
Toxoplasmosis
Chlamydia
Rubeola
Rubeola
Eclamptic seizure usually occurs during:
beginning of pregnancy
the 1st trimester
the 3rd trimester and beginning of puerperium
late puerperium
the 3rd trimester and beginning of puerperium
HELLP syndrome includes:
Hemolysis
Trombocytopenia
Elevated liver enzymes
Pain in the upper abdomen
Hemolysis
Trombocytopenia
Elevated liver enzymes
Umbilical arteries are branches of:
Aorta
Aa.uterinae
Aa.ilica externae
Aa.ilicae internae
Aa.ilicae internae
The fetus of the diabetic mother can suffer from:
Embryopathia
Chromosomal aberations
Makrosomia
Hyperplasia of Langerhans cells
Embryopathia
Makrosomia
Pregnancy anemia si defined by Hb level under:
60g/l
80g/l
110g/l
130g/l
110g/l
Typical signs of Gregg´s syndrome are anomalies of:
the genitals
Statoacustic organs
The heart
The eye
Statoacustic organs
The heart
The eye
The transmision of HIV from mother to fetus is NOT:
Transplacental
During intrauterine procedures
by amniotic fluid
During breastfeeding
During intrauterine procedures
