Amniocentesis: Definition and Procedure

The most likely date of birth of the foetus Whether the baby will be normal or abnormal Whether the mother has a genetic abnormality A and B Chromosome analysis Detecting genetic defects Maturity of fetal lungs None of these The amnion The placenta The liquid surrounding the immediate fetus All of the above 1 day 1-2 days 1-2 weeks 3-4 weeks 4th-5th 6th-8th 10th-12th 15th-16th The amnion The placenta The liquid surrounding the immediate fetus All of the above Obesity Diabetes Down’s syndrome All of the above The mother is anemic he mother has Rh-negative blood The date of conception has been miscalculated All of the above Amniocentesis Alpha-fetoprotein sampling chorionic villi sampling All have the same risk level The organ in the uterus connected to the fetus by the umbilical cord The sac or pouch-like organ within  uterus containing the amniotic fluid surrounding the fetus A membrane developing around an embryo, contributing to the formation of the placenta None of the above Hepatitis-B, Hemophilia, AIDS AIDS, Syphilis, Cholera Gonorrhea, Hepatitis-B, Chlamydiasis HIV, Malaria, Trichomoniasis 8 12 18 6 IUDs Tubectomy Cervical caps Diaphragms Know about brain disease Grow cells on culture media Determine disease of the embryo Determine mutations An oral contraceptive for females A diaphragm used by males A surgical sterilation method A diaphragm used by females