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b. Crown-rump length – accurate for the 1st 31. A. Early deceleration (Type
trimester only until 12 weeks AOG I)
c. femur length- less accurate 32. C. Variable deceleration
d. nuchal translucency- 11- 14 weeks AOG (Type III)
Type I Early Deceleration Fetal head
compression
Type II Late Deceleration Reflex CNS
hypoxia
22. D. 38 weeks AOG Severe: direct
myocardial
Distal Femoral epiphysis At least 32 weeks depression
If 6mm- 36 weeks Type Variable Umbilical cord
Proximal Tibial epiphysis 35 weeks III Deceleration compression
Proximal Humeral 38 weeks
epiphysis 33.Di ko alam answer dito. sorry
34.This is related to question 33.
23. A. 6-25 bpm A and B: management if normal
Absent Undetectable C. management if intermediate
Minimal < 5 bpm D. management if abnormal
Moderate (Normal) 6- 25 bpm
Marked >25 bpm 35. C. umbilical artery (40%)
Doppler velocimetry of umbilical
artery, middle cerebral artery and
24. C. 32-34 weeks uterine artery.
If pregnancy is multiple or with
worrisome condition start in 26- 28 36. B. incidence of neonatal
weeks.
seizures
a. Cesarian section rate is increased
25. C. Maternal sleep state b. Rate of cerebral palsy- no evidence
It should be fetal sleep state.
37.Di kita ung graph ( study the
26. D. Supersaturate placental
types of decelerations #32. )
oxygenation
38.C. either intermittent auscultation
27. D. Liver
Organs supplied in cases of chronic or continous electronic fetal
fetal asphyxia: adrenal glands, monitoring with evaluation
brain, heart and placenta. intervals of 15 minutes during 1st
stage of labor and 5 minutes
28.A. 10/10 ( Normal infant, low risk for during the 2nd stage.
chronic asphyxia)
39.B. Cavitation (Mechanical Index)
Fetal tone: >/= 1 a. Thermal index- temperature rise of 1oC
Fetal movement: >/= 3
Fetal breathing: >/= 1 lasting for >/= 30 secs. 40. A. Higher frequency has
Amniotic Fluid: > 2 cm
better resolution
NST: >/= 2 accelerations of >/= 15 bpm for >/=
b. lower frequency allows deeper
15 secs.
penetration .
c. Transvaginal probe- 5.0-7.5
*Give 2 points for every guideline satisfied, and 0
mHz
if not.
Transabdominal probe- 3-5 mHz
29.A. repeat twice a week (since the
41. B. Chorionic Sac
patient is diabetic)
42. B. Chorionic Sac + Yolk sac
30. C. Dopamine
Patient is 5 5/7 weeks AOG
55. C. V shaped cervix, 22mm
Gestational Sac (Chorionic Sac 5.0 wks long
) “Thank Your Vaginal Ultrasound”
GS+ yolk sac (ys) 5.5 wks T= normal
GS+YS+living embryo 6.0 wks Y= Effacement/ Shortening
V= Progressive Effacement
43. A. mean sac diameter U= imminent labor and delivery; open cervix
59. B. Primipara
52. A. 10/10