Ultrasound Physics and Specialty Registry Exam Education, Training, and CME

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OB/GYN Ultrasound for Midwives

Individual Modules: Fetal Studies (all)

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Module 1: CNS Anatomy Review of embryology and normal anatomy including brain landmarks, blood supply, and the ventricular system. Details	Module 2: CNS Anomalies, Part 1 Covers of the sonographic signs of neural tube defects such as spina bifida, anencephaly, acrania, encephalocele, and iniencephaly. Details	Module 3: CNS Anomalies, Part 2 Covers intracranial abnormalities including gross pathology and associated sonographic findings. Details
Module 4: Gastrointestinal Tract, Part 1 Anatomy, herniation, and sonographic appearance of the gallbladder, aorta, stomach, and bowel. Details	Module 5: Gastrointestinal Tract, Part 2 Discusses internal abdominal abnormalities and the sonographic findings of pelvic masses and cysts. Details	Module 6: Fetal Skeleton Topics discussed include normal sonographic anatomy of the fetal skeleton and six major categories of fetal skeletal abnormalities. Details
Module 7: Genitourinary System, Part 1 A review of normal kidney and renal pelvis anatomy followed by genitourinary abnormalities. Details	Module 8: Genitourinary System, Part 2 Covers obstructive uropathies, ureters, urethra, and a review of genitourinary neoplasms. Details	Module 9: Fetal Chest Beginning with a review of normal sonographic anatomy and progresses to cover thoracic and pulmonary abnormalies. Details
Module 10: Face and Neck Discusses embryology, anatomy of the primary nose and mouth, and clefting anomalies including sonographic findings. Details	Module 11: Fetal Cardiac Covers the sonographic appearance of normal cardiac anatomy and progresses to the characteristics of cardiac anatomic anomalies. Details