Quiz 1 review Flashcards
Syphilis, Gonorrhea, and urinary tract infections are which type of infections?
- Viral
- Parasitic
- Bacterial
- All of the above
Bacterial
All of the following fetal features of toxoplasmosis with the exception for one. Which one is it?
- Hydrops
- Head sparing
- Cerebral calcification
- Hepatosplenomegaly
Head sparing
Which of the following obstetrical histories would warrant a women having a cervical cerclage performed?
- Preterm labor
- Very large fetus
- Very fast deliveries
- Multiple 2nd trimester losses
Multiple 2nd trimester losses
A fetal assessment ultrasound is ordered in the 3rd trimester for gestational diabetes. Which of the following parameters would be assessed at the visit?
- BPP
- Fetal growth
- Amniotic fluid index
- All of the above
All of the above
Which of the following statements pertains to parvovirus?
- It is contracted from pets
- It rarely occurs in children
- It is also known as 5ths disease
- It is not a major concern to the fetus
It is also known as 5ths disease
The cervix in this image is 50% effaced? T/F
False
Drug abuse in pregnancy an lead to which of the following?
- GDM
- IUGR
- Hydrops
- Placenta previa
IUGR
Mothers that are Rh- are administered “WinRho” when antibodies are present at 28-32 weeks gestations and again after delivery. What is another indication for administering this drug?
When the fetus is also Rh-
What is the term given to the suture resembling a purse string used to manage a incompetent cervix?
Cerclage
A maternal Diabetic screen for gestational glucose intolerance is performed at how many weeks gestation?
24-28 weeks gestation
Hypertension in pregnancy is thought to be caused by what?
Abnormal prostaglandins causing constrictions of the blood vessel
An obstetrical patients requisition states that she is 26 weeks gestation and she has bicornuate uterus. What additional ultrasound technique should be performed at this fetal assessment visit with this history?
Endovaginal ultrasound to assess cervical length for preterm labor
Which if the following is one of the first sonographic findings that a fetus is suffering from ascites related to anemia?
- Pleural effusion
- Echogenic bowel
- Pericardial effusion
- High resistance in the MCA
Echogenic bowel
Which of the following is a potentially adverse affect on the fetus with increased maternal glucose levels present with gestational diabetes?
- IUGR
- Macrosomic fetus
- Oligohydraminous
- Premature closure of the ductus arterios
Macrocosmic fetus
A patient with a suspected low lying placenta at 18 weeks gestation has an extremely full urinary bladder. How would a sonographer better evaluate the placental position to establish its location?
Have the patient completely void and reassess the lower uterine segment. If the placenta is less than 2 cm from the internal os, an EV is performed.