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| Which side should the apex of the heart point to? |
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| Which side should contain the stomach bubble? |
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| What is it called when the apex of the heart points to the right? |
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| Formed by the external allantois. |
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| Formed by the internal allantois. |
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| Which way does the umbilical cord coil? |
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| When can the umbilical cord first be visualized? |
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| How many coils does the umbilical cord have? |
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| The vein of the umbilical cord connects to which vein in the baby? |
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| The umbilical arteries are continuous with which arteries in the baby? |
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| What is the most common anomaly of the umbilical cord. |
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| one artery and one vein instead of two arteries and one vein |
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| The umbilical cord is surrounded by _____ and the entire cord is surrounded by _____. |
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| Gelatinous connective tissue that protects the umbilical vessels from compression. |
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| Trisomies 21 and 18, CNS anomalies, cardiac, oomphalocele, and VATER are associated with what? |
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| What does VATER stand for? |
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| vertebral, anal atresia, tracheoesophageal fistula, esophageal atresia, and renal anomalies |
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| Two most common defects of fetal cord insertion. |
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| gastroschisis and oomphalocele |
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| Where is gastroschisis located in relation to the ACI? |
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| When does a mid gut herniation have to be back in the belly? |
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| Umbilical cord cysts have increased risk for what? |
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| chromosomal abnormalities |
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| In which trimester is an umbilical cord cyst normal? |
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| AKA limb body wall complex or short umbilical cord syndrome. |
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| Complex set of disruptive abnormalities due to the failure of the anterior abdominal wall to close. |
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| What is the characteristic feature of limb body wall complex? |
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| Nonfusion of the amnion and chorion. |
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| Cord is presenting before the fetus. |
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