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Chapter 58Online version Amniotic fluid and Fetal membranes by Lou 1 AF is produced by umbilical cord, membranes, lungs, skin, and kidneys. Yes No 2 Fetal production of urine and ability to swallow begins between 14 and 16 weeks of gestation Yes No 3 Quantity of fluid directly related to kidney function Yes No 4 Fetus with malformed kidneys or renal agenesis results in little or no AF. Yes No 5 Fetus swallows AF, which absorbed by digestive tract Yes No 6 AF volume increases rapidly during third trimester. Yes No 7 In the first trimester, the amniotic fluid volume does not change significantly Yes No 8 The fluid particles may represent a normal variant, particulate matter, called vernix, intraamniotic blood, or intrauterine meconium passage. Yes No 9 Oligohydramnios: an increase of amniotic fluid Yes No 10 Oligohydramnios: a decreased amount of amniotic fluid. Yes No 11 AFI peaks late in the third trimester of pregnancy, with a rapid decline near term. Yes No 12 Polyhydramnios correlates with AFI of >10 cm, largest vertical pocket of 8 cm or more. Yes No 13 In Oligohydramnios, a patient may present with clinical findings of size greater than dates. Yes No 14 One maternal risk factor for polyhydramnios is maternal diabetes (especially if uncontrolled) Yes No 15 One cause of oligohydramnios in a pregnancy is a fetus with renal agenesis. Yes No 16 The primary fetal membranes are known as amnion and chorion. Yes No 17 The amnion will grow approximately 1 mm/day and fuse with the chorion between 18 and 20 weeks of gestation Yes No 18 The Prognosis of fetus affected by abnormal ruptured membranes depends on fetal GA. Yes No 19 Placenta abruption is associated with ROM. Yes No 20 Amniotic sheets are thicker than amniotic bands and do not cause fetal malformations. Yes No

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AF is produced by umbilical cord, membranes, lungs, skin, and kidneys.

Fetal production of urine and ability to swallow begins between 14 and 16 weeks of gestation

Quantity of fluid directly related to kidney function

Fetus with malformed kidneys or renal agenesis results in little or no AF.

Fetus swallows AF, which absorbed by digestive tract

AF volume increases rapidly during third trimester.

In the first trimester, the amniotic fluid volume does not change significantly

The fluid particles may represent a normal variant, particulate matter, called vernix, intraamniotic blood, or intrauterine meconium passage.

Oligohydramnios: an increase of amniotic fluid

Oligohydramnios: a decreased amount of amniotic fluid.

AFI peaks late in the third trimester of pregnancy, with a rapid decline near term.

Polyhydramnios correlates with AFI of >10 cm, largest vertical pocket of 8 cm or more.

In Oligohydramnios, a patient may present with clinical findings of size greater than dates.

One maternal risk factor for polyhydramnios is maternal diabetes (especially if uncontrolled)

One cause of oligohydramnios in a pregnancy is a fetus with renal agenesis.

The primary fetal membranes are known as amnion and chorion.

The amnion will grow approximately 1 mm/day and fuse with the chorion between 18 and 20 weeks of gestation

The Prognosis of fetus affected by abnormal ruptured membranes depends on fetal GA.

Placenta abruption is associated with ROM.

Amniotic sheets are thicker than amniotic bands and do not cause fetal malformations.