Multiple Pregnancies Quiz

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Which type of multiple pregnancy occurs when there is one egg fertilized by one sperm and the egg splits during division resulting in twins?

Monozygotic twins

Which type of multiple pregnancy occurs when there are two eggs fertilized by two sperm?

Dizygotic twins

Which type of multiple pregnancy occurs when there are two or more fetuses in the womb?

Triplets

Which part of the baby's body leads, or is expected to lead, out of the birth canal?

Head

What does the term 'breech presentation' refer to?

The baby's feet-first position

What does the term 'position' refer to in relation to the baby?

The direction the baby is facing in relation to the mother's spine

What potential risks can abnormal fetal presentation and position pose to the baby?

Umbilical cord problems and birth trauma

In which position is a baby considered to be in the vertex presentation?

Head-first

Study Notes

Types of Multiple Pregnancy

  • Monzygotic twins occur when one egg is fertilized by one sperm and the egg splits during division.
  • Dizygotic twins occur when there are two eggs fertilized by two sperm.

Fetal Development and Birth

  • A multiple pregnancy occurs when there are two or more fetuses in the womb.

Fetal Presentation and Position

  • The part of the baby's body that leads, or is expected to lead, out of the birth canal is the presenting part.
  • Breech presentation refers to a presentation where the baby's feet or buttocks lead out of the birth canal.
  • Position refers to the direction the baby is facing in the womb in relation to the mother's spine.
  • Vertex presentation occurs when the baby's head leads out of the birth canal.
  • Abnormal fetal presentation and position can pose risks to the baby, such as difficulties during delivery or birth defects.

Test your knowledge on multiple pregnancies with this quiz! Learn about the different types of multiple pregnancies, including twins, triplets, and quadruplets. Understand the differences between monozygotic twins, who are identical and share one placenta, and dizygotic twins, who are fraternal and have two placentas. Challenge yourself and see how much you know about this fascinating topic!

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