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Question 1

What week can you detect a heartbeat on an ultrasound?

Answer 1

8 weeks

Question 2

When does the spinal cord stops at end?

Answer 2

8 weeks

Question 3

What week may you detect a heart beat with a doppler transducer?

Answer 3

10 weeks

Question 4

What week is the genitalia different but easily confused?

Answer 4

10 weeks

Question 5

When are the kidneys in position and the toes are distinct?

Answer 5

10 weeks

Question 6

What week is the genitalia distinguishable?

Answer 6

12 weeks

Question 7

When should you for sure be able to detect heart beat with doppler transducer?

Answer 7

12 weeks

Question 8

When should the mother and examiner be able to feel the baby kick?

Answer 8

20 weeks?

Question 9

When should the heart beat be detectable by a regular fetoscope?

Answer 9

20 weeks

Question 10

When does the fetus become increasingly active and fetal movements become more progressive?

Answer 10

24 weeks

Question 11

What is HCG and how does it determine pregnancy?

Answer 11

detecting the presence of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), a hormone produced by the placenta, in urine or blood, typically around 10-11 days after conception.

Question 12

How do you calculate the estimated due date?

Answer 12

counting back three months and adding seven days to the first day of your last menstrual period (LMP).

Question 13

How to calculate a due date?

Answer 13

counting back three months and adding seven days to the first day of your last menstrual period (LMP).

Question 14

What does GTPAL mean?

Answer 14

G: ravidity: The total number of pregnancies, including the current pregnancy.
T: erm: The number of pregnancies that reached full term (37 weeks or more).
P: reterm: The number of pregnancies that delivered between 20 and 36 weeks.
A: bortion: The number of pregnancies that ended in miscarriage or abortion before 20 weeks.
L: iving: The number of children currently alive.