Midwife Showing Couple Ultrasound Scan

The video tutorial provides an overview of anatomical planes, focusing on the coronial and transverse planes. It discusses the visibility of the spine, kidneys, and bladder in scans, emphasizing the importance of these observations in assessing kidney function. The tutorial concludes with a demonstration of measuring the baby's femur.

What anatomical feature is described as extending all the way up to the baby's head?

• The baby's leg

• The baby's rib

• The baby's arm

• The baby's spine

What is the purpose of the transverse planes in the ultrasound?

• To measure the baby's height

• To provide a cross-sectional view

• To determine the baby's weight

• To assess the baby's heart rate

Which organ is identified by a black dot on the scan?

• The baby's heart

• The baby's liver

• The baby's stomach

• The baby's bladder

What does the visibility of the bladder on the scan suggest?

• The bladder is empty

• The baby is dehydrated

• At least one kidney is functioning

• Both kidneys are not functioning

What is the final measurement discussed in the video?

• Baby's arm length

• Baby's head circumference

• Baby's femur length

• Baby's foot size