OBGYN FINAL EXAM PRACTICE TEST

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A cloverleaf-shaped cranium in a second trimester fetus is characteristic of: anencephaly, fetal demise, oligohydramnios, skeletal dysplasia

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skeletal dysplasia

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Which genitourinary abnormality depends on fetal gender? Options: infantile polycystic disease, multicystic dysplastic kidney, ureteropelvic junction obstruction, posterior urethral valve obstruction

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posterior urethral valve obstruction

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Which pelvic structure contains the uterine blood vessels and nerves? Options: psoas muscles, broad ligament, ovarian ligaments, suspensory ligaments

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broad ligament

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When the vascular space between the placenta and myometrium is absent, what should the sonographer suspect? Options: placenta accreta, placenta abruptio, circumvallate placenta, umbilical vein thrombosis

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placenta abruptio

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Measurement of the biparietal diameter is taken at a level to include the: falx cerebri, cisterna magna, fourth ventricle, thalamic cerebri

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thalamic cerebri

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The best measuring method for evaluating gestational age is the: femur length, biparietal diameter, crown–rump length, head circumference

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crown–rump length

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Bilateral symmetric pelvic masses are most likely: pelvic muscles, follicular cysts, theca lutein cysts, uterine leiomyomas

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pelvic muscles

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A localized hypoechoic adnexal mass is present on serial sonograms. Ovaries appear within normal limits. Based on this clinical history, the adnexal mass is most suspicious for a(n):

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endometrioma

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Maintaining privacy of a patient’s medical and personal information is a primary concern of the:

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Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

Front

Which of the following is not evaluated during a fetal biophysical profile? nonstress test, fetal swallowing, diaphragm movement, amniotic fluid volume

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fetal swallowing