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What  describes  a numeric system describing all pregnancy outcomes?

Parity

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What is  synonymous with menstrual age?

Gestational age

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What are the Germ Cell Layers that compose the embryonic disc?

Endoderm, Ectoderm, Mesoderm

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Menstrual age, when is a morula formed?

Approx Day 17

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When does the normal process of physiologic herniation occur?

8-12 weeks

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What is the true age of the embryo or fetus?

Fetal age

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What is an important role of the trophoblast ?

production of human chorionic gonadotropin

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What accounts for  the 2 weeks of 'pregnancy' in the beginning when you are not really pregnant while calculating due date?

Naegele’s Rule

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What is the ability to survive in the extrauterine environment?

viability

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What is the Rupture of a mature follicle with explosion of ovum?

ovulation

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What hormone extends the life of the corpus luteum?

Human chorionic gonadotropin

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When does a pregnancy secretes enough HCG to be detected?

9 days

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Decidual reaction occurs regardless of implantation site. True or False

true

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Where does fertilization occur?

ampulla

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NOT BLACK ARROW

dark ring around gest sac

choronic cavity

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What is the remaining endometrium not affected by embedded villi?

decidua vera

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What is a fertilized egg?

zygote

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The first ___ weeks the HCG levels double every other day

6

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What forms the Thalami, corpus callosum and 3rd ventricle?

Diencephalan

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What is the splitting of chromosomes?

cleavage / mitosis

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What will develop into the embryo, amnion, umbilical cord, and the primary and secondary yolk sacs?

Inner cell layer

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yolk sac

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What forms the medulla, lower part 4th ventricle?

Myelencephalon

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What is the hypertrophic changes in the endometrial cells?

decidualized endometrium

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What is the term used where the villi has regressed and disappeared and becomes smooth completes the capsule for blastocyst?

Chorionic leave/Decidua Capularis

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What is the inner single layer of the Trophoblast?

Cytotrophoblast

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What refers to the length of time calculated from the first day of the last normal menstrual period to the point at which the pregnancy is being assessed?

Menstrual Age

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What is the inner, thinner membrane of pregnancy?

Amniotic Membrane

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What are the individual cells of the fertilization?

blastomeres

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When does the morula enter the uterus?

day 4

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darkest circle

amniotic cavity

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What is the term used where villi digs into endometrium?

Chorion Frondosum (fetal contribution)

Decidua Basalis (maternal contribution)

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What will the regressed villi become?

chorion leave or smooth chorion

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What sonographic sign Represents the amniotic sac- embryo/yolk sac complex?

Double bleb sign (seen around 4-5 weeks)

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What forms  the umbilical cord?

yolk stalk and allantois

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When is the baby in utero referred to as the embryo?

week 1-10

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What is the outer multi-celled layer of the Trophoblast?

Syncytiotrophoblast

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What is the fetal contribution to the placenta?

Chorion Frondosum

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What is a ball of 12 to 16 blastomeres?

morula

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thin white curved line at top

amniotic membraine

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What  becomes an outpouching of the ileum in adults, known as Meckel’s diverticulum if it persists?

yolk sac

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When does the Kidneys reach adult position?

week 11

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What forms the pons, cerebellum, upper part 4th ventricle?

Metencephalon

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Placenta can be seen at _____weeks

10

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What forms the cerebral hemispheres, lateral ventricles?

Telencephalan

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  1. blastocele

  2. blastocyst

  3. blastomere

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What is  the most accurate way to date pregnancy?

crown rump length

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What measurement   remains accurate until the 8th week?

MSD – Mean Sac Diameter

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What is the maternal part of the Decidualized Endometrium/maternal placental contribution?

decidua basalis

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CRL is typically done up to ____weeks

12 (can  be done up to 14 weeks)

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When does the heart start to beat?

Week 5- 6

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When does the neural tube form?

6 weeks

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rhombencephalon

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What structure will later be part of digestive tube for embryo?
 
 

yolk sac

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What is the Outer ring of the Double Decidual Sac Sign?

decidua vera

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Hematopoiesis (blood cell formation) is preformed by what structure until the eighth week?
 

yolk sac

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What describes either dead or not capable of living in the extrauterine environment?

nonviable

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When is organogensis is completed?

10 weeks

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What are the two hyperechoic rings adjacent to gestational sac?

Double Decidual Sac Sign

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The Rhombencephalon (hindbrain) divides into:

Metencephalon

Myelencephalon

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What is the inner ring of the Double Decidual Sac Sign?

deciduas capsularis + chorion leave

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Menstrual age, when does a zygote form?

Day 14

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cleavage occurs in the fallopian tube and results in the formation of______________.

blastomeres

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Crown rump length

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Cardiac activity should definitively  be seen in a CRL measuring

5-7 mm

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G9P4135
describe each pregnancy

4 full term births

1 premature births

3 abortions

5 living children

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When is the umbilical cord formed?

6 wekks

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What will ultimately create the chorionic membrane and fetal contribution to the placenta?

Outer cell layer or trophoblast

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What is having had several pregnancies?

multiparity

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What is the First intragestational sac anatomy seen?

yolk sac

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What substance cushions the vessels within the umbilical cord?

wharton’s jelly

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Amniotic membrane

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What is the number of pregnancies, including the present one?

gravidity

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What cavity shrinks and is obliterated at 12 weeks?

chorionic cavity

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What Controls formation of sex glands?
 

yolk sac

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1 – decidua capsularis

2- Chorionic membrane

3 – amniotic cavity

4 – chorionic cavity

5- yolk sac

6 – decidua basalis

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What is the developing fourth ventricle and posterior fossa that is seen as a cystic structure during the first trimester?

rhombencephalon

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When does the Amnion and Chorion typically fuse?

Around 12 weeks

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The Prosencephalon (forebrain) divides into:

Telencephalan

Diencephalan

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Where is the yolk sac located?

in the chorionic cavity

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What forms the aqueduct of Sylvius?

Mesencephalon

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What provides nutrients to the developing embryo?

 

Yolk sac

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placenta

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What estrogenic hormone is produced by the placenta?

estriol

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What peptide hormone is secreted by the placenta during pregnancy?

inhibin A

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What seals the fertilized egg?

Zona pellucida

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Menstrual age, when is implantation complete?

day 23

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What hormone is produced by the trophoblasts and also is used as a tumor marker in nongravid patients and males?

Human chorionic gonadotropin

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G7P3033
describe each pregnancy

3 full term births

0 premature births

3 abortions

3 living children

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What vessels are contained the umbilical cord?

2 umbilical arteries

1 umbilical vein

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What protein is produced by the fetal yolk sac, fetal gastrointestinal tract and the fetal liver; may also be produced by some malignant tumors?

Alpha-fetoprotein

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What is the outer, thicker membrane of pregnancy?

Chorionic Membrane

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What is the distal segment of the fallopian tube?

infundibulum

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Double decidual sac sign

Typically seen around 7 weeks

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What are the fingerlike extension of the fallopian tube located on the infundibulum?

FIMBRIAe

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70% of all twins are?

Dizygotic (Fraternal) 

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What is also called extraembryoic coelom?

Chorionic cavity

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What is the physiologic effect on the endometrium in the presence of a pregnancy?

Decidual reaction

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What is the level of human chorionic gonadotropin beyond which an intrauterine pregnancy is consistently visible?

Discriminatory zone

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G5P2204
describe each pregnancy

2 full term births

2 premature births

0 abortions

4 living children

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