Week 9 Flashcards

1
Q

what does imaging in 2nd trimester

A

ABC PGLL
- biometry
- anatomy
- cardiac activity
- placenta localization
- liquor volume
- growth in multiple gestations
- late bookers

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2
Q

BPD

A

biparietal diameter

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3
Q

HC

A

head circumference

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4
Q

BPD measurement starts from __

A

outer to inner OR outer to outer

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5
Q

HC measurement is __

A

perimeter around outer skull border

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6
Q

what is HC used for

A
  • unsure of LMP
  • irregular LMP
  • no previous dating
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7
Q

AC

A

abdominal circumference

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8
Q

FL

A

femur length

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9
Q

how to calculate estimated fetal weight

A

HC + AC + FL

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10
Q

what is assessed in transventricular plane

A
  • Intact cranium
  • Cavum septum pellucidum
  • Falx cerebri
  • Lateral ventricles
  • Choroid plexus
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11
Q

what is assessed in transthalamic plane

A
  • Intact cranium
  • Cavum septum pellucidum
  • Falx cerebri
  • Thalamus
  • Cerebral ventricles
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12
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what is assessed in transcerebral plane

A
  • Intact cranium
  • Cavum septum pellucidum
  • Falx cerebri
  • Thalamus
  • Cerebellum
  • Cisterna magna
  • Nuchal fold
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13
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what is assessed for US face appearance

A

orbits, nasal bones, nose, lips
- done to exclude cleft lip

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14
Q

what is assessed for US spine appearance

A

vertebrae & intact skin line

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15
Q

what is assessed for US thorax/abdomen appearance

A

normal situs of fetal organs & diaphragm integrity

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16
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what is assessed for US heart appearance

A
  • 4 chambers
  • Tricuspid & mitral valve
  • Crux (plus symbol)
  • IV septum
  • Moderator band
  • Foramen ovale
  • Pulmonary veins
  • LVOT
  • RVOT
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17
Q

if the blood flow appears red, what does it mean?

A

blood flow moving towards probe

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18
Q

RVOT appearance

A

bifurcation into LPA and RPA; tripod shape

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19
Q

3 vessel view includes

A

pulmonary artery + aorta + SVC

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20
Q

3 vessel trachea view includes

A

V-shape: pulmonary artery + aortic arch + SVC

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21
Q

what is assessed for US abdomen appearance

A
  • Stomach bubble
  • Umbilical vein
  • Spine
  • Kidneys
  • Urinary bladder
  • Cord insertion
  • Umbilical cord
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22
Q

umbilical cord assessment consists of __

A
  • 2 arteries + 1 vein
  • fetal + placental insertion site
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23
Q

if kidneys cannot be identified visually, how else to identify them

A

use color coppler to see renal artery flow

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24
Q

where does umbilical cord connect to inside mother

A

ductus venous

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25
how does the placenta appear in US
homogenous and highly vascular structure connected to it
26
down syndrome soft markers
MESSENC - Choroid plexus cyst - Short long bones - Nuchal fold thickening - Echogenic focus - Echogenic bowel - Mild pyelectasis - Single umbilical artery
27
anencephaly is a progression of __
arcania
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if multiple cysts are seen in choroid plexus, this indicates __
trisomy 18
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to determine ventriculomegaly, how big should the ventricles be __
> 10mm with dangling shapes
30
what is the normal US appearance of nasal bone
hyperechoic line with sharp tilt - else it is down syndrome or deformed nose
31
what indicate spina bifida
head: banana + lemon sign spine: hole & lump seen
32
why is it normal to see a gap between left and right atrium
foramen ovale
33
what causes blue babies at birth
great arteries transposed
34
signs of pleural effusion
batman shape + anechoic fluid lining lungs
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signs of pericardial effusion
anechoic fluid lining heart
36
causes of echogenic bowels
chromosomal damage or mother had internal bleeding in 1st trimester which baby swallows and remains inside
37
how to confirm echogenic bowel
turn gain down to see if echogenic bowel is as bright as bone
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omphalocele US appearance
bulge protruding out of abdomen
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when is omphalocele considered abnormal
Until week 12 as the gut growth is faster than stomach growth. Only from week 13 - 14 is considered problematic
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what is omphalocele called
umbilical ring defect where abdominal contents protrude into peritoneal sac
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what is gastroschisis
abdominal contents slip outside without sac and spill into amniotic fluid
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what is renal agenesis
kidney develops on 1 side only
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how to confirm renal agenesis
Color doppler shows vessels to one side and not other
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what happens if there is bilateral agenesis of kidneys
no urinary bladder and urine deposited into amniotic fluid
45
how to confirm talipes
If sole has tib/fib, means potentially clubfoot
46
arthrogryposis
contracted arms and legs
47
skeletal dysplasia
disproportionate bones
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single umbilical artery
restricts growth due to 1 less artery
49
what is the most dangerous part of pre-eclampsia
fetal growth restriction
50
oligohydramnios
reduced amniotic fluid
51
fetal positions
breech, cephalic, transverse, oblique
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placenta site
complete, partial, marginal, low lying
53
how is liquor volume assessed
- Subjective assessment = eyeballing - Single deepest vertical pocket - Sum of deepest vertical pockets from each of 4 uterine quadrants / amniotic fluid index
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anhydramnios
no amniotic fluid
55
cord round neck
high vascularity around baby
56
Organogenesis completes within __
10 weeks
57
brain continues changing even till __
28 weeks
58
soft markers of undefined association & requires further testing are __
Clenched fists Rocker bottom feet Sandal gap Strawberry skull
59
lateral ventricles should be normally __
< 10mm
60
when can one make a positive diagnosis of hydronephrosis
if > 7mm