NUR 106 Module B UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
Question 1.
A 20-minute procedure that consists of high-frequency sound waves used to visualize internal organs
and tissues by producing an image of developing fetus and maternal structures (FHR, pelvic anatomy)
ANSWER
Ultrasound
Question 2.
1st trimester ultrasound
ANSWER
6 to 12 weeks 6 days- full bladder is NOT needed for transvaginally
Question 3.
2nd /3rd trimester ultrasound
ANSWER
13 weeks until end of pregnancy- can be done transvaginally or transabdominally
Question 4.
What requires a full bladder?
ANSWER
Transabdominal ultrasound
,Question 5.
A test that gives information regarding birth defects is done 16-18 weeks gestation. What does it test
for?
ANSWER
Quad marker screening
-hCG
-AFP
-Estriol
-Inhibin A
Question 6.
A hormone produced by placenta
ANSWER
hCG
Question 7.
A hormone produced by fetus
ANSWER
AFP
Question 8.
A protein produced by fetus and placenta
ANSWER
Estriol
Question 9.
Produced by ovaries and placenta
ANSWER
Inhibin-A
,Question 10.
Low levels of AFP indicate
ANSWER
Risk for down syndrome
Question 11.
High levels of AFP
ANSWER
risk for neural tube defects
Question 12.
Levels high of hCG and inhibin A
ANSWER
Risk for down syndrome
Question 13.
Lower levels than expected of Estriol
ANSWER
Down syndrome
Question 14.
A screening tool used to detect neural tube defects, Clients who have abnormalfindings should be
referred for ?
ANSWER
Maternal Serum Alpha Fetoprotein (MSAFP)
, Question 15.
What should abnormal findings of MSAFP be screened for?
ANSWER
i. Quad marker screening
ii. Genetic counseling
iii. Ultrasound
iv. Amniocentesis
Question 16.
High levels of MSAFP
ANSWER
neural tube defect/open abdominal defect
Question 17.
Low levels of MSAFP
ANSWER
Down syndrome
Question 18.
When does a MSFP get done?
ANSWER
16-18 weeks gestation
Question 19.
Screening for high risk pregnancy
ANSWER
i. Percutaneous umbilical blooding sampling
ii. Chorionic villus sampling
iii. Quad marker screening
iv. MSAFP
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
Question 1.
A 20-minute procedure that consists of high-frequency sound waves used to visualize internal organs
and tissues by producing an image of developing fetus and maternal structures (FHR, pelvic anatomy)
ANSWER
Ultrasound
Question 2.
1st trimester ultrasound
ANSWER
6 to 12 weeks 6 days- full bladder is NOT needed for transvaginally
Question 3.
2nd /3rd trimester ultrasound
ANSWER
13 weeks until end of pregnancy- can be done transvaginally or transabdominally
Question 4.
What requires a full bladder?
ANSWER
Transabdominal ultrasound
,Question 5.
A test that gives information regarding birth defects is done 16-18 weeks gestation. What does it test
for?
ANSWER
Quad marker screening
-hCG
-AFP
-Estriol
-Inhibin A
Question 6.
A hormone produced by placenta
ANSWER
hCG
Question 7.
A hormone produced by fetus
ANSWER
AFP
Question 8.
A protein produced by fetus and placenta
ANSWER
Estriol
Question 9.
Produced by ovaries and placenta
ANSWER
Inhibin-A
,Question 10.
Low levels of AFP indicate
ANSWER
Risk for down syndrome
Question 11.
High levels of AFP
ANSWER
risk for neural tube defects
Question 12.
Levels high of hCG and inhibin A
ANSWER
Risk for down syndrome
Question 13.
Lower levels than expected of Estriol
ANSWER
Down syndrome
Question 14.
A screening tool used to detect neural tube defects, Clients who have abnormalfindings should be
referred for ?
ANSWER
Maternal Serum Alpha Fetoprotein (MSAFP)
, Question 15.
What should abnormal findings of MSAFP be screened for?
ANSWER
i. Quad marker screening
ii. Genetic counseling
iii. Ultrasound
iv. Amniocentesis
Question 16.
High levels of MSAFP
ANSWER
neural tube defect/open abdominal defect
Question 17.
Low levels of MSAFP
ANSWER
Down syndrome
Question 18.
When does a MSFP get done?
ANSWER
16-18 weeks gestation
Question 19.
Screening for high risk pregnancy
ANSWER
i. Percutaneous umbilical blooding sampling
ii. Chorionic villus sampling
iii. Quad marker screening
iv. MSAFP
