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A patient presents with bright red spotting at 28wks gestation. She states she has a history of vasa previa in a prior pregnancy. Assuming this pregnancy also has vasa previa, what are the expected U/S findings?

Which of the following may lead to a right-sided diaphragmatic hernia, in which case the entire liver may herniate into the fetal chest?

Which anomaly is almost always associated with a tracheoesophageal fistula?

The sonographic findings of a 28-week pregnancy include fetal ascites and a large placenta. What additional finding is commonly associated with these sonographic findings?

A normal 4-chamber heart view can rule out all of the following cardiac abnormalities, except:

Which of the following would be best described as fetal demise with a retained fetus?

The depth of the cisterna magna should NOT measure greater than:

Which of the following sonographic techniques used for assessment of fetal age and estimated date of confinement is the most accurate?

All of the following could result in an inaccurate biophysical profile scoring, except:

Which of the following would lead to diagnosis of preeclampsia?