Question 48 · LEK · Hyperglycemia in pregnancy
Indicate the correct set of signs of diabetic fetopathy:
- A. macrosomia, increased amount of subcutaneous adipose tissue, vivid red skin, abounded hair of the head.
- B. microsomia, decreased amount of subcutaneous adipose tissue, vivid red skin, abounded hair of the head.
- C. macrosomia, normal amount of subcutaneous adipose tissue, pale skin, abounded hair of the head.
- D. microsomia, increased amount of subcutaneous adipose tissue, vivid red skin, diminished hair of the head.
- E. macrosomia, increased amount of subcutaneous adipose tissue, pale skin, diminished hair of the head.
Hint
Think about the effects of fetal hyperinsulinaemia — insulin acts as an anabolic growth factor in the fetus.
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