testing 1

Question 1

Felt by the mother as quickening

Answer 1

Fetal movement

Question 2

18-20weeks of pregnancy and peaks at 28-38 weeks

Answer 2

Fetal movement

Question 3

Minimum fetal movement in a day

Answer 3

10x a day

Question 4

Left recumbent position after a meal and records how many fetal movements the mother felt over the next hour

Answer 4

Sandovsky method

Question 5

Normal is twice every 10minutes or average 10-12x/hr

Answer 5

Sandovsky method

Question 6

count to ten

Answer 6

Cardiff method

Question 7

The mother records the time interval it takes for her to feel ten fetal movements - usually occurs within 1hr

Answer 7

Cardiff method

Question 8

2 methods to determine fetal movement

Answer 8

Sandovsky
Cardiff

Question 9

Normal FHR

Answer 9

120-160bpm

Question 10

Can be heard and counted as early as the 10-11th week of pregnancy

Answer 10

FHR

Question 11

Diagnose pregnancy as early as 6 weeks AOG

Answer 11

Ultrasound

Question 12

It confirms presence, size and location of placental and amniotic fluid

Answer 12

Ultrasound

Question 13

Establish presentation and position of the fetus; Predicts maturity by measurement of the biparietal diameter

Answer 13

Ultrasound

Question 14

Recorded as early as 11th week AOG

Answer 14

Electrocardiography (ECG)

Question 15

Substance produced by the fetal liver that is present in both amniotic fluid and maternal serum

Answer 15

Maternal Serum Alpha-Fetoprotein

Question 16

What does it mean when increase in maternal serum AF happens?

Answer 16

Indicates open spinal
Abdominal defects
Chromosomal defects (Trisomy 21/Down Syndrome)

Question 17

Three indicators included in triple screening

Answer 17

Serum alpha-fetoprotein
Unconjugated estriol
HCG

Question 18

Performed between 15-22 weeks AOG

Answer 18

Triple screening

Question 19

Triple screening is also a detection for what chromosomal defect?

Answer 19

Trisomy 18
Trisomy 21

Question 20

Edward’s Syndrome

Answer 20

Trisomy 18

Question 21

Down Syndrome

Answer 21

Trisomy 21

Question 22

In triple screening, it is considered positive in what circumstance of the indicators?

Answer 22

The markers of all indicators are marked low

Question 23

Determine the fetus’ chromosomal condition (10-12 weeks AOG)

Answer 23

Chorionic Villi Sampling

Question 24

Test for fetal maturity (14-16 weeks AOG)

Answer 24

Amniocentesis

Question 25

Detects meconium staining

Answer 25

Amnioscopy

Question 26

Visual inspection of the AF through the cervix and membranes with an amnioscope

Answer 26

Amnioscopy

Question 27

Aspiration of AF from the pregnant uterus for examination

Answer 27

Amniocentesis

Question 28

Aspiration of blood from umbilical vein for analysis

Answer 28

Percutaneous Umbilical Blood Sampling

Question 29

Visualizing the fetus by inspection through a fetoscope

Answer 29

Fetoscopy

Question 30

Helps in addressing fetal well-being

Answer 30

Fetoscopy

Question 31

4-6 parameters that are included in the biophysical profile

Answer 31

Amniotic fluid
Placental grading and fetal heart activity
Fetal breathing movements
Fetal movements and fetal tone