JDMS Article - SDMS CME Credit

Article: Multimodality Study of a Twin Pregnancy Within a Rudimentary Horn

Authors: Garth S. Nanni, MS, RDMS, RVT, Thomas Wall, RDMS, RVT, and Cynthia Silkowski, MAEd, RDMS, RVT

Category: OB/GYN [OB]

Credit: 0.75 SDMS CME Credit

Objectives: After studying the article entitled “Multimodality Study of a Twin Pregnancy Within a Rudimentary Horn,” you will be able to:

1. Identify the diagnostic modalities used to monitor the different stages of pregnancy within a rudimentary horn

2. Describe findings associated with rudimentary horn pregnancy

3. Describe sonographic findings associated with the seven classifications of Mullerian duct anomalies

1. The preferred diagnostic modality for antenatal diagnosis of an advanced pregnancy within a rudimentary horn is:

2. B.  Magnetic resonance imaging

3. C.  Laparoscopic imaging

4. D.  Sonography

The finding most associated with premature rupture of a rudimentary horn would be:

A.  Thinned myometrium

B.  Peritoneal fluid

C.  History of multiple STIs

D. Previous exposure to the drug diethylstilbestrol (DES)

The Mullerian duct anomaly associated with two cervices is:

A. Class I, uterine agenesis/hypoplasia

B. Class II, unicornuate

C. Class III, didelphys

D. Class IV, bicornuate

The Mullerian duct anomaly associated with ipsilateral renal anomalies is:

A. Class I, uterine agenesis/hypoplasia

B. Class II, unicornuate

C. Class III, didelphys

D. Class IV, bicornuate

The Mullerian duct anomaly associated with a uterus that is completely or partially divided into two cavities is:

A. Class IV, bicornuate

B. Class V, septate

C. Class VI, arcuate

D. Class VII, DES related