This patient presents to the ER with extremely elevated hCG levels, you are unable to detect fetal heart tones. What is the most likely diagnosis? A) anembryonic pregnancy B) hydatiform mole C) twin demise D) ectopic pregnancy

Your patient presents with a fever, abdominal tenderness, and leukocytosis. What is the diagnosis based on this finding in the right adnexa? A) Tubo-ovarian abscess B) ovarian torsion C) Hydrosalpinx D) ovarian fibroma

Which of the following statements about climate change, greenhouse gases, and biological populations/ecosystems is FALSE?

Greenhouse gases are only produced by human sources.

The ozone layer is a shell of O3 in the stratosphere that surrounds the entire planet and shields the surface from ___________.

Terrestrial ecosystems are grouped into biomes primarily on the basis of their ____ which, in turn, is primarily determined by the local ________ &  ________.

The “tip of the iceberg” sign is associated with which ovarian tumor?

Your patient presents with bleeding and cramping. Her pregnancy test is very faintly positive. This image suggests:     A) a molar pregnancy B) normal IUP C) incomplete abortion D) a ruptured ectopic

The maternal component of the placenta is derived from the _________ and the fetal component is derived from the _________. A) decidua basalis, trophoblastic tissues B) decidua frodosum, trophoblastic tissues C) chorionic laeve, decidua basalis D) decidua basalis, bald chorion

Which of the following statements best describes a Kruckenburg tumor?