1.In urethral level obstruction:
- A Obstruction may have a genetic association
- B Obstruction may be caused by two semicircular membranous plicae
- C Urethral valves cannot be detected by ultrasound
- D All of the above
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2.Management of urethral valve obstruction:
- A May need early delivery
- B Is usually surgical
- C May be complicated by pulmonary hypoplasia
- D All of the above
- E None of the above
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3.Megacystis–microcolon–intestinal hypoperistalsis syndrome is characterized by:
- A Marked male preponderance
- B Autosomal-dominant pattern of inheritance
- C Normal or increased volume of amniotic fluid
- D Good prognosis
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4.Which of these features suggest compromised renal function in a fetus affected by posterior urethral valves?
- A Oligohydramnios
- B Cortical renal cysts
- C Osmolality of the fetal urine > 200 mg/dL
- D All of the above
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5.In cases of suspected fetal ovarian cyst:
- A The correct management is based on sonographic follow-up of the patient
- B Preterm delivery is indicated to surgically remove the cyst
- C Consider the relatively frequent cystic neoplasm of the fetal ovary
- D The mass is located in the pelvis
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