A patient presents with a recent positive pregnancy test, spotting and pelvic pain. The image demonstrates which of the following findings?  

In the image, what fetal structure is represented by #5?  

Which normal cranial structures are identified within the lateral ventricles bilaterally?

Typically, the yolk sac resorbs and is no longer visible sonographically by _______ weeks.

Click on the yolk sac in the image.

Corpus luteum cysts regress and are typically not seen beyond _________ weeks.

Activating which of the following ultrasound functions will cause the largest increase in beam intensity?

If the image provided is a transverse view of the uterus, which letter indicates the left side of the patient?  

An asymptomatic patient presents for a viability scan. Using the transvaginal approach, a 15 mm fetal pole is identified without cardiac activity. The yolk sac is present within the gestational sac. Which of the following best describes these findings?

In the image, click on the choroid plexus.