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Fetal Echocardiography

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1. The right atrium receives blood from:

a.The ductus venosus.

b. The liver.

c. The head and neck.

d. a, b and c.

e. a and c.

 

2. The foramen ovale flap is visible in the:

a. Left atrium, beating toward the right side.

b. Right atrium, beating toward the right side.

c. Left atrium, beating toward the left side.

d. Right atrium, beating toward the left side.

e. None of the above.

 

3. In the four-chamber view:

a. The most posterior vein is the superior pulmonary vein.

b. The right ventricle is anterior.

c. The most anterior vein is the inferior pulmonary vein.

d. a, b and c.

e. a and c.

 

4. What is the "five-chamber view"?

a. The four-chamber view plus the root of the pulmonary vein.

b.The four-chamber view plus the root of the aorta.

c. An abnormal view when there is a septal defect.

d. A four-chamber view in a cor triatriatum

e. None of the above.

 

5. In the short axis view (the right heart views),

a. The pulmonary valve is posterior and cranial to the aortic valve.

b. The pulmonary valve is anterior and cranial to the aortic valve.

c. The section of the mitral valve has a typical fish-mouth or ovale shape.

d. a and c.

e. b and c.

 

6. Which of the following is NOT a cause of dextroposition?

a. Abnormal looping of the embryonic heart.

b. Congenital lobar emphysema

c. Diaphragmatic hernia.

d. Right lung agenesis.

e. Cystadenoid malformation of the lung.

 

7. Transposition of the great arteries has been associated with all of the maternal medications or conditions, except:

a. Anticonvulsants.

b. Alcohol.

c. Exogenous female sexual hormones.

d. Diabetes.

e. Epilepsy.

 

8. Premature closure of the ductus arteriosus could be related to:

a. Antiepileptic drugs.

b. Maternal administration of indomethacin.

c. Cytomegalovirus infection.

d.High dose aspirin.

e. b and d.

 

9. Endocardial fibroelastosis is seen in maternal

a. Coxsackie B infection.

b. Cytomegalovirus infection.

c. Mumps.

d. Rubella.

e. Lupus.

 

10 Premature delivery may be recommended because of fetal

a. Aortic stenosis.

b. Pulmonary stenosis.

c. Premature closure of the foramen ovale.

d. None of the above.

e. a, b and c.

 


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