Ultrasound: Nuchal Translucency
Looking for a writer who understands Ultrasound. I am not looking for a paper, rather I′m looking for a PPT with 2 slides. 1st slide is a Quick Reference Guide – Look at files attached to this order for reference – these are QRG′s I′ve created in the past. I use PPT to create them. 2nd slide is APA citation of minimum 3 peer-reviewed sources. QRG: takes a topic and concisely explains the topic. It′s a well-organized visual with bullet-points relating to the topic with images.
Hormone Cycle H
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Progesterone
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Follicular Phase: Day 0 – 14
Luteal Phase: Day 14 – 28
Ovulatory Cycle
Days
0 14 28
Follicle growth/ Maturation due to
FSH
Ovulation: Egg released due to
LH
Formation of Corpus Luteum
Menstrual Cycle
0 14 28
Ovum
Menstruation Uterine lining shed
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Proliferative Phase Uterine lining re-builds
Days 5-13
Ovulation Egg released
Day 14 Secretory Phase
Chemicals secreted to help fertilized egg develop
OR Helps lining break down &
shed if no egg was fertilized Days 14-28
Pituitary Gland Hormones
Ovarian Hormones
https://www.ucsfhealth.org/education/the-menstrual-cycle
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK279054/
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PELVIC INFLAMMATORY DISEASE
Chlamydia Gonorrhea
Bacteria vaginal canal Ruptured abscess
Inflamed adjacent structures
Young females 20-24 y.o Early sexual contact Multiple partners
STD/STI Hx IUCD
Douching PID Hx
PID Hx = Ectopic pregnancy odds
Intense pelvic pain Vaginal discharge
Palpable pelvic fullness Fever
Leukocytosis Long term: Infertility
BILAT = large, complex masses Unilateral = inflamed adjacent structures
Echogenic free fluid Increased vascularity
Endometritis Salpingitis Oophoritis Peritonitis
Tubo-Ovarian Abscess Fitz-Hugh-Curtis Syndrome
“PID” refers to… Any kind of pelvic infection where…
1. Bacteria can enter vagina & spread into… 2. Cervix & into uterus, & spread into… 3. Fallopian tubes & ovaries & spread into… 4. Pelvis
Etiology Risk Factors Clinical Pres. Sonographic Features Pathology
