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300 questions and detailed answers related to the ardms obstetrics and gynecology exam. It covers key topics such as fetal measurements, gestational age estimation, and sonographic evaluation techniques. The material is designed to help students and professionals prepare for the ardms ob/gyn certification exam by providing a comprehensive review of essential concepts and clinical applications in obstetric and gynecologic sonography. It includes topics like crl measurements, bpd measurements, nuchal translucency examination, and the parity numeric system. Useful for exam preparation and reinforcing understanding of sonographic principles.
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What is the most accurate sonographic measurement during the first trimester? - CORRECT ANSWER>>CRL (Crown Rump Length) Why is the CRL no longer considered accurate after the 12th week of gestation? - CORRECT ANSWER>>Because of the flexion and extension of the active fetus. What is the first and most widely accepted means of measuring the fetal head and estimating fetal age? - CORRECT ANSWER>>BPD (Biparietal Diameter)
What level should the BPD be measured at? - CORRECT ANSWER>>At the level of the thalamus and the cave septum pellucidum How should the calipers be placed to measure the BPD? - CORRECT ANSWER>>Outer edge to inner edge (Leading edge) What is another valuable measurement of the fetal head to asses gestational age?
What measurement is more useful as a growth parameter than predicting gestational age? - CORRECT ANSWER>>Abdominal circumference (AC) What level should the abdominal circumference be measured? - CORRECT ANSWER>>In the tv plane at the level of the umbilical vein as it joins the left portal vein within the liver What is the first trimester risk sonographic examination also called? - CORRECT ANSWER>>The nuchal translucency examination What does the nuchal translucency examination measure? - CORRECT ANSWER>>1. Measurement of the nuchal translucency
2. CRL (Crown-Rump Length)
3. Visualization of the fetal nasal bone What does the standard obstetric sonography examination evaluate? - CORRECT ANSWER>>1. Gestational age by fetal biometry 2. Fetal number 3. Placental position 4. Cardiac activity 5. AFI (Amniotic Fluid Index) 6. Fetal anatomic survey Define gravidity - CORRECT ANSWER>>The number of pregnancies Define parity - CORRECT ANSWER>>A numeric system that describes all possible pregnancies
How long is the second trimester? - CORRECT ANSWER>>From 14 weeks to 26 weeks and 6 days. How long is the third trimester? - CORRECT ANSWER>>Begins at 27 weeks gestation until term. What is Nagele's rule? - CORRECT ANSWER>>EDD (Estimated Due Date) = 3 months from LMP + 7 days What fetal biometry is used in the estimate in fetal weight? - CORRECT ANSWER>>AC (Abdominal Circumference) What is conceptual age also known as? - CORRECT ANSWER>>Embryonic age
What is conceptual age? - CORRECT ANSWER>>With conception as the first day of pregnancy What is gestational age? - CORRECT ANSWER>>Considers the first day of the last menstrual period as the beginning of gestation What is gestational age also known as? - CORRECT ANSWER>>Menstrual age What is the conceptus called during the implantation process? - CORRECT ANSWER>>A zygote What is the zygote called from the implantation to 10 weeks? - CORRECT ANSWER>>An embryo
What does the anechoic center is the first trimester represent? - CORRECT ANSWER>>Chorionic cavity What does the echogenic rim surrounding the chorionic cavity represent in the first trimester ultrasound? - CORRECT ANSWER>>Desidual reaction What is the first structure seen in the intragestational sac? - CORRECT ANSWER>>The secondary yolk sac What are the functions of the secondary yolk sac? - CORRECT ANSWER>>1. Provision of nutrients to the embryo
2. Hematopoiesis (the formation of blood or of blood cells) 3. Development of the embryonic endoderm
What should a talk sac NOT exceed? - CORRECT ANSWER>>6mm *Enlarged yolk sacs may have threatening outcomes True or False The number of yolk sacs are not consistent with the number of amnion membranes - CORRECT ANSWER>>False It is very consistent with the number amnion membranes When is the yolk sac reabsorbed and never seen again? - CORRECT ANSWER>>12 weeks Define chorioamniotic fusion - CORRECT ANSWER>>Fusion of the membranes When does chorioamniotic fusion occur? - CORRECT ANSWER>> 14 - 1 5 weeks
What does the rhombencephalon divide into?
CORRECT ANSWER>>-Spine
When are the upper limbs seen sonographically? - CORRECT ANSWER>> 8 weeks When are the the body movements and midline falx seen? - CORRECT ANSWER>>9 weeks What is seen sonographically in the 9.5 week of gestation? - CORRECT ANSWER>>- Midgut herniation
How to calculate the menstrual age - CORRECT ANSWER>>MSD (mm) + 30 = Menstrual age (days) Menstrual age (days) / 7 = Menstrual age (weeks) What is the marker for the beginning of CRL measurements? - CORRECT ANSWER>>The embryonic heart motion The CRL is considered accurate until what week? - CORRECT ANSWER>>12th week Why is the CRL not considered accurate after 12 weeks? - CORRECT ANSWER>>Because at this time the fetus begins to "curl" into the fetal position, making the measurement of length more difficult.
What measurements are used after 13 weeks (second trimester) for pregnancy dating? - CORRECT ANSWER>>1. BPD (Biparietal Diameter)