Second and Third Tri OB

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by what week have majority of organs formed

12 weeks

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what is the first trimester termed

differentiation and development

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what are the 2nd and 3rd trimesters termed

growth and maturation

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What layer does the placenta implant

basalis layer

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the placenta should not measure more than

4cm

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what closes the shunts due to pressure change

babies first breath

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what vein carries oxygenated blood

umbilical vein

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What are the three shunts

foramen ovale

Ductus arteriosis 

Ductus venosus 

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what is placenta grading

how mature the placenta is

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which placenta location is not ideal

fundal

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if part of the placenta covers the internal cervical os it is termed

previa

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what is the most common cause of vaginal bleeding in second and third trimesters 

placental previa 

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When does total previa occur

when entire cervical os is obstructed

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when does partial previa occur

portion of cervical os is obstructed

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what fluid measurement is used 24 weeks and under

AFV

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what is the normal amount of fluid in an AFV measurement 

2cm

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in AFI what is considered normal

8 to 25 cm

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what bones are the first to ossify

fetal skull and femur

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the umbilical vein becomes what ligament

ligamentum teres

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The umbilical vein enters the liver then

the portal sinus

Then connects with proximal left portal vein

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What shunts blood to the IVC

ductus venosus

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what does the ductus venosus become

ligamentum venosum

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what are the two structures unique to the fetal heart

foramen ovale and ductus arteriosus

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what is the opening between the atria of the heart

foramen ovale

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the foramen ovale allows blood to move form

right to left in atrial chambers

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what connects the pulmonary artery and aorta

ductus arteriosus

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the ductus arteriosus allows blood to move from

pulmonary artery to aorta

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what atrium is closest to the spine

left atrium 

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what ventricle is closest to anterior chest wall

right ventricle

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How many degrees is the axis of the heart tilted

45 degrees

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What can you see in the right ventricle

moderator band seen

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primitive lungs mature after

25 weeks

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what measures ability of lungs to function

lecithin to sphingomyelin ratio

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What part of GI tract forms at 12 weeks

fetal stomach

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what is meconium made of

amniotic fluid, glandular secretions, vernix and bile

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what liver lobe is larger is fetus

left lobe

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what side should the stomach be on 

the left side 

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what side is the gallbladder on

the right side of abdomen

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what organ is hematopoietic as a fetus

spleen

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echogenic bowel is common in what anomaly

trisomy 21

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low fluid could indicate a

kidney issue

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if there’s fluid seen that means there is

at least one working kidney

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The umbilical vein transports

oxygenated blood

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the umbilical artery transports

deoxygenated blood

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The scrotum should descend by 

7th month

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to determine gender you must see

scrotum or labia

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what bathes the brain and spinal cord

cerebrospinal fluid

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what aids in movement, coordination, balance, and posture

cerebellum

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Relationship of cerebellum to brain stem

superior and posterior 

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what are the three cerebral hemispheres

corpus collosum

Sylvian fissure

Falx cerebri

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what is CSF formed from

choroid plexus

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where is CSF found

lateral, third, and fourth ventricles

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the third ventricle is midline within the

thalamus 

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The fourth ventricle is

midline and anterior to cerebellum

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what does the foramen of Monroe connect

lateral ventricles to third ventricle

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what does the aqueduct of Sylvia’s do

joints third and fourth ventricles

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the atrium should measure less than 

10mm

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what is the largest cistern

cisterna magna

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what are the landmarks for BPD

falx, CSP, and thalamus

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HC includes the

skin line

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What makes up fetal biometry

HC, BPD, AC, FL

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what is the most common cause of bleeding in 2nd and 3rd tri

previa