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A patient arrives for an early second trimester sonogram for gestational dating.  An image demonstrates: acrania.jpg

A patient presents with a history of irregular menses.  A transabdominal sonogram of the uterus demonstrates: IUD.jpg

A patient presents with a history of a leiomyoma. Which location will most likely cause infertility?

Which of the following describes congenital anomalies of the head due to teratogens or development disruptions of the nervous system?

This sonogram of an early second trimester cranium is most suspicious for: holoprosencephaly.png

Outward angling of the frontal and lateral horn of the lateral ventricles is a sonographic finding in:

Which of the following uterine anomalies is not likely to cause infertility?

Decreases in estrogen in postmenopausal patients can decrease cervical mucus and can also

Select the karyotype seen with a partial mole.

A patient presents with a history of infertility.  The sonographic findings in this coronal sonogram are most suspicious for: (LOOK at the image carefully not only the endometrium area) subseptous uterus.jpg