Wk. 5 DMS 400: Gestational Trophoblastic Disease (GTD) ,
Infertility, and Ectopic Pregnancy Questions With Complete
Solutions
___________ percent of patients with an ectopic pregnancy
have no symptoms. Correct Answers 50 %
A 37-year-old woman is undergoing IVF. After receiving
gonadotropins, her physician orders a transvaginal sonogram.
The purpose for this sonogram is to: Correct Answers measure
follicle size
A 41-year-old woman is seen by her obstetrician with vaginal
bleeding and hyperemesis. Clinical examination reveals a uterus
consistent with a 12-week gestation, which is inconsistent with
her predicted 10-week gestation by last menstrual period. An
ultrasound is performed and reveals a fetus without heart motion
and a crown-rump length consistent with an 8-week gestation.
An enlarged placenta is identified containing numerous small
cystic lesions. This is most suggestive of which of the
following? Correct Answers partial hydatidiform mole
A complete hydatidiform mole usually results in: Correct
Answers large-for-dates uterus and vaginal bleeding
A heterotopic pregnancy is which one of the following? Correct
Answers simultaneous intrauterine and extrauterine pregnancies
A malignant form of GTD is: Correct Answers choriocarcinoma
, A patient presents with a history of a leiomyoma. Which
location will most likely cause infertility? Correct Answers
submucosal
A patient presents with pain and spotting at 7 weeks' gestation.
Ultrasound confirms a viable IUP consistent with the patient's
last menstrual period. An adnexal "ring" sign is imaged in the
left adnexal region adjacent to the left ovary. The sonographic
finding describes which of the following diagnoses most
accurately? Correct Answers heterotopic gestation
A pregnancy in which a conception develops normally while
another develops into a molar pregnancy, both occupying the
uterus describes: Correct Answers mole with coexisting fetus
A pregnant woman at 10-week gestation presents with reported
bleeding. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Correct Answers complete mole
Infertility, and Ectopic Pregnancy Questions With Complete
Solutions
___________ percent of patients with an ectopic pregnancy
have no symptoms. Correct Answers 50 %
A 37-year-old woman is undergoing IVF. After receiving
gonadotropins, her physician orders a transvaginal sonogram.
The purpose for this sonogram is to: Correct Answers measure
follicle size
A 41-year-old woman is seen by her obstetrician with vaginal
bleeding and hyperemesis. Clinical examination reveals a uterus
consistent with a 12-week gestation, which is inconsistent with
her predicted 10-week gestation by last menstrual period. An
ultrasound is performed and reveals a fetus without heart motion
and a crown-rump length consistent with an 8-week gestation.
An enlarged placenta is identified containing numerous small
cystic lesions. This is most suggestive of which of the
following? Correct Answers partial hydatidiform mole
A complete hydatidiform mole usually results in: Correct
Answers large-for-dates uterus and vaginal bleeding
A heterotopic pregnancy is which one of the following? Correct
Answers simultaneous intrauterine and extrauterine pregnancies
A malignant form of GTD is: Correct Answers choriocarcinoma
, A patient presents with a history of a leiomyoma. Which
location will most likely cause infertility? Correct Answers
submucosal
A patient presents with pain and spotting at 7 weeks' gestation.
Ultrasound confirms a viable IUP consistent with the patient's
last menstrual period. An adnexal "ring" sign is imaged in the
left adnexal region adjacent to the left ovary. The sonographic
finding describes which of the following diagnoses most
accurately? Correct Answers heterotopic gestation
A pregnancy in which a conception develops normally while
another develops into a molar pregnancy, both occupying the
uterus describes: Correct Answers mole with coexisting fetus
A pregnant woman at 10-week gestation presents with reported
bleeding. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Correct Answers complete mole
