Question 1:
11 weeks gestation. An increased nuchal translucency is noted.  What is the diagnosis ?                          

Question 2:
Next two patients have the same abnormality.
What is the diagnosis ?

Question 3:
19yo. Patient Referred for amniocentesis because of VSD noted on a routine 19 week scan.
There is an additional cardiac abnormality. What is it?

Question 5:
20 weeks gestation. Routine mid trimester scan. What is the diagnosis?

Question 6:
18 weeks gestation. Routine Scan. What is the diagnosis?

Question 7:
Two patients with the same condition. What is the diagnosis?

Question 8:
What is the diagnosis?

Question 9:
19 weeks gestation. Routine mid trimester scan.
What brain abnormality do these two video clips demonstrate?

Question 10:
What is the diagnosis?

Question 11:
Anatomical structure noticed during many routine 18-20 and 3rd trimester examinations.
What is this structure?

Question 12:
21 weeks gestation. What is the diagnosis?

Question 13:
10-11 weeks gestation. What is the diagnosis?

Question 14:
21yo. 32 weeks gestation. Please check the placental site:
EFW on the 10th centile. Normal Liquor Volume
  1) Fetal Umbilical cord knot
  2) Fetal umbilical cord Compression
  3) Umbilical vein Thrombosis
  4) Intermittent placental insufficiency
  5) Scanning too firmly

Question 15:
19yo. 18 weeks gestation. Mediastinal shift is present.
What is the diagnosis?

Question 16:
What is the diagnosis? (This one requires some lateral thinking)

Question 17:
18 weeks gestation routine scan
Following identification of this sonographic finding what is the first thing you would organize / or do:
  a) Call 000
  b) Arrange Intravenous access
  c) Arrange Transfer of the patient to A&E on the same day
  d) Measure the MCA Doppler
  e) Arrange a repeat scan in 4-6 weeks

Question 18:
How do you explain the discordant findings 60 seconds apart ?
  1) Embryonic asystole followed by return to normal rhythm
  2) Machine Settings
  3) Video editing
  4) Different patient
  5) Divine Intervention

Question 19:
49yo. Pelvic Prolapse. Mass arising from the posterior vaginal wall.
What is the diagnosis?

Question 20:
Two patients with the same abnormality.
What is the diagnosis?

Question 21:
Two patients with the same abnormality.
What is the diagnosis?

Question 22:
What is the diagnosis?

Question 23:
Next two patients have the same abnormality.
What is the diagnosis?