SpleenWhat organis seenposterior andleft of thestomach?MarginalPlacentaThis termindicates theplacenta ispartiallycovering theinternal cvx os.AorticArchThisanechoicstructureresembles acandy cane.LeftAtriumPPTImage2, #4RVOTPPTImage1, #4ForamenOvaleThis structureallows blood toflow betweenthe atria of theheart.UrinaryBladderWhat structureis required tovisualize toprove renalfunctionality?AortaPPTimage1, #3RightAtriumPPTimage1, #2LVOTPPTImage2, #3CisternaMagnaPPTImage6RightVentriclePPTImage2, #2DuctusVenosusWhat carriesoxygenatedblood fromthe umb veinto the IVC?ThalmusPPTImage4FalxCerebriThis structureseparates thert and lthalves of thebrain.CavumSeptumPellucidumPPTImage5ChorionicVilliThese arethe majorfunctioningunit of theplacenta.StomachThis organappears as ananechoicstructure on thefetal left side.PlacentaPreviaIf a portion ofthe placentacovers theinternal os ofthe cervix it istermed...CerebellumPPTImage3DuctusArteriosusCommunicationof blood flow inthe fetus betweenthe aorta andpulmonary arteryhappen via the...PlacentaThisfunctions asan organ ofrespirationfor the fetus.BreechThis termindicates thatthe fetal head istoward thefundus of theuterus.DuctalArchThisanechoicstructureresembles ahockey stick.SpleenWhat organis seenposterior andleft of thestomach?MarginalPlacentaThis termindicates theplacenta ispartiallycovering theinternal cvx os.AorticArchThisanechoicstructureresembles acandy cane.LeftAtriumPPTImage2, #4RVOTPPTImage1, #4ForamenOvaleThis structureallows blood toflow betweenthe atria of theheart.UrinaryBladderWhat structureis required tovisualize toprove renalfunctionality?AortaPPTimage1, #3RightAtriumPPTimage1, #2LVOTPPTImage2, #3CisternaMagnaPPTImage6RightVentriclePPTImage2, #2DuctusVenosusWhat carriesoxygenatedblood fromthe umb veinto the IVC?ThalmusPPTImage4FalxCerebriThis structureseparates thert and lthalves of thebrain.CavumSeptumPellucidumPPTImage5ChorionicVilliThese arethe majorfunctioningunit of theplacenta.StomachThis organappears as ananechoicstructure on thefetal left side.PlacentaPreviaIf a portion ofthe placentacovers theinternal os ofthe cervix it istermed...CerebellumPPTImage3DuctusArteriosusCommunicationof blood flow inthe fetus betweenthe aorta andpulmonary arteryhappen via the...PlacentaThisfunctions asan organ ofrespirationfor the fetus.BreechThis termindicates thatthe fetal head istoward thefundus of theuterus.DuctalArchThisanechoicstructureresembles ahockey stick.

DMSG 405 Module 8 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. What organ is seen posterior and left of the stomach?
    Spleen
  2. This term indicates the placenta is partially covering the internal cvx os.
    Marginal Placenta
  3. This anechoic structure resembles a candy cane.
    Aortic Arch
  4. PPT Image 2, #4
    Left Atrium
  5. PPT Image 1, #4
    RVOT
  6. This structure allows blood to flow between the atria of the heart.
    Foramen Ovale
  7. What structure is required to visualize to prove renal functionality?
    Urinary Bladder
  8. PPT image 1, #3
    Aorta
  9. PPT image 1, #2
    Right Atrium
  10. PPT Image 2, #3
    LVOT
  11. PPT Image 6
    Cisterna Magna
  12. PPT Image 2, #2
    Right Ventricle
  13. What carries oxygenated blood from the umb vein to the IVC?
    Ductus Venosus
  14. PPT Image 4
    Thalmus
  15. This structure separates the rt and lt halves of the brain.
    Falx Cerebri
  16. PPT Image 5
    Cavum Septum Pellucidum
  17. These are the major functioning unit of the placenta.
    Chorionic Villi
  18. This organ appears as an anechoic structure on the fetal left side.
    Stomach
  19. If a portion of the placenta covers the internal os of the cervix it is termed...
    Placenta Previa
  20. PPT Image 3
    Cerebellum
  21. Communication of blood flow in the fetus between the aorta and pulmonary artery happen via the...
    Ductus Arteriosus
  22. This functions as an organ of respiration for the fetus.
    Placenta
  23. This term indicates that the fetal head is toward the fundus of the uterus.
    Breech
  24. This anechoic structure resembles a hockey stick.
    Ductal Arch