List and describe the sequence of embryonic development.
Identify the anatomy of early intrauterine pregnancy on diagrams and sonograms.
Describe how to obtain a patient history and correlate the information with laboratory results.
Recognize and differentiate between intrauterine, ectopic, heterotropic, and multiple pregnancies, including signs, symptoms, and locations.
Describe and demonstrate methods for calculating gestational age during the first trimester of pregnancy.
Describe and recognize on images the features of various types of failed pregnancy in the first trimester.
Describe and recognize on images embryonic abnormalities in the first trimester.
Describe and recognize on images normal and abnormal amniotic fluid in the first trimester.
Describe and recognize on images normal and abnormal placental anatomy in the first trimester.
Explain the sonographic features of fetal demise of the first trimester.
Describe and recognize on images first trimester abnormalities of the uterus and adnexae.
Describe a nuchal translucency measurement.
Follow relevant protocols when scanning.
Define and use related medical terminology.
Explain the Patient Privacy Rule (HIPAA) and Patient Safety Act.
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    Obstetric sonography has become an indispensable tool in the identification of pregnancy and the care of pregnant women. This module teaches you how to prepare for and perform a first trimester ultrasound examination. The interactive simulator provides three different scan scenarios that cover different aspects of the first trimester scan protocol. It enables students and practitioners to build or refresh knowledge and cognitive skills, and offers a safe online practice environment so you can prepare for the real clinical world. This module is ideal if you are studying for the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography (ARDMS) registry exams.

    You’ll learn

    to practice, perfect and test your skills in performing an ultrasound scan during the first trimester
    to better visualize and understand the key structures and components of the embryo at various stages of development during the first trimester, with our 3D model and illustrations
    methods for calculating gestational age during the first trimester of pregnancy
    how to obtain images of the gestation sac, uterus, yolk sac, and embryo via a transabdominal scan, including images of the embryonic heart using m-mode assessment
    how to obtain images of the uterus, endometrium and gestation sac via an endovaginal scan
    how to differentiate normal and abnormal sonographic appearances during the first trimester
    how to differentiate between intrauterine, ectopic, heterotropic, and multiple pregnancies, including signs, symptoms, and locations
    much more (see “content details” for more specific information).
    Introduction
    Step 1 - Preparation
    Step 1.1 - Equipment preparation
    Step 1.2 - Patient preparation
    Step 1.3 - Operator preparation
    Step 2 - Expose the lower abdomen and apply the gel
    Step 3 - Select the transducer
    Step 4 - Commence the first trimester scanning protocol
    Step 4.1 - Patient position
    Step 4.2 - Scan plane
    Step 4.2.1 - Transabdominal scan plane
    Step 4.2.2 - Endovaginal scan plane
    Step 4.3 - Standard first trimester protocol image requirements
    Step 4.3.1 - Maternal uterus, ovaries, and adnexae
    Step 4.3.2 - Gestation sac
    Step 4.3.3 - Embryo
    Step 4.3.4 - Placenta
    Step 4.4 - Annotations required
    Step 4.5 - Troubleshooting
    Step 5 - Scan the pregnant pelvis transabdominally
    Step 5.1 - Scan the uterus in longitudinal and transverse planes
    Step 5.2 - Scan the ovaries and adnexae in longitudinal and transverse planes
    Step 5.3 - Scan the gestation sac and yolk sac
    Step 5.3.1 - Scan the gestation sac
    Step 5.3.2 - Scan the yolk sac
    Step 5.3.3 - Multiple pregnancy and chorionicity
    Step 5.4 - Scan the embryo in longitudinal and transverse planes
    Step 5.4.1 - Scan for crown-rump length and gestational age
    Step 5.4.2 - Scan the embryonic heart
    Step 5.4.3 - Scan the embryonic abdomen and pelvis
    Step 5.4.4 - Scan the fetal cranium
    Step 5.4.5 - Scan the embryonic spinal column
    Step 5.4.6 - Multiple pregnancy: scan for chorionicity
    Step 6 - Scan the pregnant pelvis endovaginally
    Step 6.1 - Scan the uterus in longitudinal and coronal planes
    Step 6.2 - Scan the adnexae and ovaries in coronal and longitudinal planes
    Step 6.3 - Scan the gestation sac and yolk sac in longitudinal and coronal planes
    Step 6.4 - Scan the embryo/fetus in longitudinal and transverse planes
    Step 6.4.1 - Scan for crown-rump length and gestational age
    Step 6.4.2 - Scan the embryonic heart
    Step 6.4.3 - Scan the embryonic abdomen and pelvis
    Step 6.4.4 - Scan the fetal cranium
    Step 6.4.5 - Scan the embryonic spinal column
    Step 6.4.6 - Multiple pregnancy
    Step 7 - Complete the procedure
    All required reference materials are provided with this program. Technical requirements:

    Internet Connection
    • Broadband or High-Speed (DSL, Cable, Wireless)
    Hardware Requirements
    • Processor - 2GHz Processor or Higher
    • Memory - 1 GB RAM Minimum Recommended

    Software Requirements
    • Operating Systems - Windows 7, 8 or 10; Mac OS x 10 or higher
    • Microsoft Office 2007, 2010 or 2013 or a Word Processing application to save and open Microsoft Office formats (.doc, .docx, .xls, .xlsx, .ppt, .pptx)
    • Internet Browsers - Google Chrome is highly recommended
    • Cookies MUST be enabled
    • Pop-ups MUST be allowed (Pop-up Blocker disabled)
    • Adobe PDF Reader
    This class is an independent-study course. Students will have all the resources needed to successfully complete the course within the online material. A student helpdesk is available for technical support during the course enrollment.

    Product Type:
    Course
    Course Type:
    Lab/Simulation
    Level:
    Beginner
    Language:
    English
    Hours:
    1
    Duration:
    3 months
    Avg Completion:
    1 Month

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