High-risk pregnancies — Flashcards

What is the likely diagnosis in a pregnant patient that presents with painless third-trimester bleeding with a normal fetal heart tracing? _____

The **initial** test of choice for diagnosis of ovarian torsion is _____, which typically reveals an ovarian mass with absent or decreased _____

What is an example of a "markedly elevated β-hCG level" in the context of a hydatiform mole? _____

Hint: Numerical value

Gestational diabetes results from an inability to compensate for the increased _____ secondary to elevated levels of _____ during pregnancy.

Premature ovarian failure is characterized by _____ FSH and LH levels

Severe fetal anemia typically presents with a(n) _____ fetal heart tracing

What causes RUQ pain in HELLP syndrome? _____

Monozygotic twins arise from 1 egg and 1 sperm, with time of cleavage determining # chorions and amnions: - Cleavage 0-4 days: _____ - Cleavage 4-8 days: _____ - Cleavage 8-12 days: _____ - Cleavage 13+ days: _____

_____ cardiomyopathy may be seen during the last month of pregnancy or within five months of childbirth ("peripartum cardiomyopathy")

What is fetal dysmaturity syndrome? _____