path pregnancy

Question 1

presentation of ectopic pregnancy rupture

Answer 1

sudden onset of intense abdominal pain, and signs of acute abdomen, followed by shock

Question 2

possible outcomes of ectopic pregancy

Answer 2

intratubal hemotoma, intraperitoneal hemorrhage, or both

Question 3

main risk factor of ectopic pregnancy

Answer 3

chronic salpingitis

Question 4

uterine mass of swollen chorionic villi, apprearing grossly as grape-like structures

Answer 4

hydatiform mole

Question 5

mole with no fetal parts

Answer 5

complete

Question 6

karyotype of complete mole

Answer 6

46 XX

Question 7

karyotype of partial mole

Answer 7

69 XXY

Question 8

mole with some normal villi

Answer 8

partial

Question 9

highly elevated hCG mole

Answer 9

complete

Question 10

mole with risk of subeqquent choriocarcinoma

Answer 10

complete

Question 11

hydropic swellling of poorly vascularized chorionic villi with loose edamematous stroma

Answer 11

complete

Question 12

villious edema is only in some of the villi

Answer 12

partial

Question 13

irrefular scalloped margins

Answer 13

partial

Question 14

mole with risk of uterine rupture

Answer 14

invasive mole

Question 15

choricocarinoma arises from

Answer 15

gestational chorionic epithelium or totipotential cells within gonads

Question 16

brown bloody discharge accomanied with very highly rising beta -hCG in blood and urine

Answer 16

choriocarcinoma

Question 17

hemmoraggic, necrotic uterine masses

Answer 17

choriocarcinoma

Question 18

gestational tumor with no chorinic villi

Answer 18

choriocarcinoma

Question 19

composes choriocarcinoma

Answer 19

anaplastic cytotropohoblasts and syncytotiotrophoblasts

Question 20

type of choriocarcinoma easily treated

Answer 20

placental

Question 21

type of choriocarcinoma with poor outcome

Answer 21

gonadal