Test review

Question 1

1. Chorionic plate is on what side?

Answer 1

Fetal side

Question 2

2. Decidual reaction in endometrial, opposite side of implantation?

Answer 2

Decidua Capsularies

Question 3

3. Major functioning unit of placenta?

Answer 3

Chorionic villi

Question 4

4. Placenta performs what functions?

Answer 4

Respiration, Nutrition, Exertion, Hormonal Secretion, Protection, and Storage

Question 5

5. What is a velametous placenta?

Answer 5

Cord inserts in the membrane of the placenta, related to vasa previa

Question 6

6. Fusion on amnion and chorionic occur when?

Answer 6

16 weeks

Question 7

7. Marginal or eccentric insertion of the umbilical cord into the placenta?

Answer 7

Battledore

Question 8

8. Primary cause of placentamegaly?

Answer 8

Diabetes

Question 9

9. Complication of placenta previa, what can happen to patient?

Answer 9

Bleed out, hemorrhage, post partum hemorrhage, pre term delivery

Question 10

10. Who would have severe blood clots, what type of placenta invasion?

Answer 10

Precreta- through myometrium

Question 11

11. Presents of one or more accessory lobes?

Answer 11

Succenturiate Placenta

Question 12

12. Low pressure bleed?

Answer 12

Marginal abruption

Question 13

13. Maternal side of placenta?

Answer 13

Basal Plate

Question 14

14. Chorion around gestational sac on the opposite side of implantation is what?

Answer 14

Chorion laeve

Question 15

15. Marginal placenta previa, how is it going to present?

Answer 15

To the edge of cervix

Question 16

16. Anomalies that demonstrate a small placenta?

Answer 16

Aneuploidy, intrauterine infection, IUGR

Question 17

17. Intramembrenous vessels cross the internal cervical os?

Answer 17

Vasa Previa

Question 18

18. Growth of chorionic villa superficial to the myometrium?

Answer 18

Accerta

Question 19

19. Intactment of placenta is on fetal side of the placenta?

Answer 19

Circumvallate Placenta

Question 20

20. What is the most common cord entanglement?

Answer 20

Nuchal Cord

Question 21

21. What is it when the umbilical cord over fetal head and shoulders?

Answer 21

True Knot

Question 22

22. What is it when we see a single umbilical artery?

Answer 22

Renal

Genitourinary

Question 23

23. Cord prolapse can be produced during what type of procedures?

Answer 23

Disengaging the head from the cervix

Question 24

24. What would problem lead to an inadequate fetal dissent?

Answer 24

Short cord

Question 25

25. What does the ductus venous turn into once the baby is born

Answer 25

Ligamentum venosum

Question 26

26. Thrombus of umbilical cord is most common in?

Answer 26

Umbilical Vein, carries oxygenated blood

Question 27

27. False knot?

Answer 27

Vessel are longer than the cord

Question 28

28. 1st trimester, umbilical cord is the same length of?

Answer 28

Embryo

Question 29

29. Normal Cord length?

Answer 29

40-60

Question 30

30. Short Cord?

Answer 30

<35

Question 31

31. Long Cord?

Answer 31

>80

Question 32

32. Single umbilical artery, IUGR?

Answer 32

Associated, left higher % missing , increase in fetal mortality, incidence of chromosomal abnormality increased

Question 33

33. Dilated intra-abdominal extrahepatic of the umbilical vein is called?

Answer 33

Varix of umbilical vein

Question 34

34. Condition that can predispose a fetus to cord prolapse?

Answer 34

Velameous cord, poly, premature rupture of membrane,

Question 35

35. Multiple fibrous strans of amnion, entangle fetal parts?

Answer 35

Amniotic band syndrome

Question 36

36. What is produced by umbilical cord membrane, fetal lung, skin and kidney’s?

Answer 36

Amniotic fluid

Question 37

37. Maternal conditions assc with poly?

Answer 37

Diabetes, rh factor

Question 38

38. Oligo asscociate with?

Answer 38

IUGR, agenesis of kidneys, Rupture of membrane, post term pregnancies

Question 39

39. What is used for visual assessment of amniotic fluid volume?

Answer 39

Subjective Assessment of Fluid (eyeball)

Question 40

40. Function of amniotic fluid?

Answer 40

Protect, allows fetus to move freely, and maintain temperature

Question 41

41. When does amniotic fluid appear the most generously?

Answer 41

18-20 weeks

Question 42

42. What method of measureing fluid is most reproducible and valed?

Answer 42

AFI

Question 43

43. Anomalies associated with poly?

Answer 43

Spinal defects, trouble swallowing, esophageal atresia

Question 44

44. Persistent oligo in 2nd trim regardless of cause?

Answer 44

Poor prognosis