1)-D
2)proximal portion of UA forms SVA
3)obliterated UV form ligament im teres
4)C
5)rise in Pa02
6)fall in rt atrial pressure
7)C5 C6
8)C5 C6
9)C5 C6
10) C8 T1
11)C8T1
12 does not cross suture line
13) E
14)D
15) occurs in 2% term neonates
16)associated with tectorial tears
17)bilirubin transported in plasma bound to albumin
18) typically progress from face to feet
19) typically peaks on day 3 in term neonates
20) LMWH
Anti-D prophylaxis should be given for all medical management of Miscarriage and ectopic before 12 weeks?
Both RCOG AND NICE recommendations are different.
Posted by Mobina C.
Hello Paul,
Could u explain as my concepts are that 1-proximal portion of obliterated umblical arteries are sup vesical artery & obliterated distal part is medial umblical ligament. Closure of foramen ovale is due to rise in left atrial pressure & thats even the cause of PFO in adults ( rise in left atrial pressure cause a flap to wall against fO).
After birth , Its increase O2 which stimulate muscle contracetion leading closure of ductus arteriosus rather than rise in pulmonary pressure.
I really appreciate if u could clarify so that i can straigthen up my concepts.