High-risk pregnancies — Flashcards

Flashcard 811: How is placenta previa usually diagnosed?_____

Answer: Ultrasound

Flashcard 812: A hydatidiform mole may be detected via the absence of fetal _____ sounds

Answer: heart

Flashcard 813: Which other ovarian tumor is seen associated with cystic teratomas in 40% cases?_____

Answer: Mucinous cystadenomas

Flashcard 814: What is the most common site that endometriosis spreads to? _____

Answer: Ovary

Flashcard 815: What is the treatment for a hydatidiform mole? _____

Answer: Dilatation and curettage

Flashcard 816: Degeneration of ovarian follicles may result in follicular _____

Answer: cysts

Flashcard 817: What is the approximate percent chance of regression (reversal back to normal) in CIN III?

Answer: 32-33%

Extra: Regression rates for Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia (CIN): - CIN I: ~60% - CIN II: ~40% - CIN III: ~32-33% Note: While a significant portion of CIN III can regress, it is clinically managed aggressively (e.g., LEEP or cold knife conization) due to the high risk of progression to invasive carcinoma (~12-14%).

Flashcard 818: What is the most supported theory for the etiology of endometriosis?_____

Answer: Retrograde menstruation

Flashcard 819: Congenital Rubella occurs with infection during the _____ trimester

Answer: first

Flashcard 820: Which thyroid imbalance presents with Abnormal Uterine Bleeding and Infertility?_____

Answer: Hypothyroidism AND Hyperthyroidism