Obstetrics Prenatal Congenital Condition Crossword

A lack of oxygen and increase of carbon dioxide in the blood.
maternal serum alpha fetoprotein test performed between 14 and 19 weeks of gestation
removal and analysis of a sample of the amniotic fluid with the use of a guided needle through the abdomen of the mother into the amniotic sac to diagnose fetal abnormalities
removal of a small piece of the chorionic villi that develop on the surface of the chorion to test for chromosomal abnormalities
test to predict fetal outcome and risk of intrauterine asphyxia by measuring fetal heartrate throughout a minimum of three contractions within a 10-minute period
a percutaneous surgical puncture of the fetal umbilical cord to obtain blood for testing
the fetus is monitored for a normal, expected acceleration of the fetal heart rate
measurement of the birth canal
test available in two forms: a standard over the counter pregnancy test and a serum (blood) pregnancy test performed in a physician's office or laboratory to get a quantitative hCG
Two accelerations in a 20 min period, each lasting at least 15 seconds and peaking at least 15 beat/min above the baseline
A test that does not demonstrate at least 2 qualifying accelerations within a 20 minutes window
Test can be 2D (appears flat and only in black and white or shades of gray), 3D (Can be used for diagnostic or management purposes) or 4D (fetus viewed in real time)
Require full bladder,More useful after 1st trimester,Position with small pillows under her head and knee
Placed in a lithotomy position,Empty bladder,Does not cause pain, just discomfort from insertion of prob,
Used in conjunction with unconjugated estriol levels, and HCG helps to determine Down syndrome
Fetal wellbeing; determine the presence of complications related to fetal oxygenation and activity level.