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Which of the following is the most common finding in placenta abruption?

Your 32 week pregnant patient presents for her routine prenatal visit, and you determine by Leopold’s that she has a breech presentation.  Your plan for her is:

Your patient reports a normal menstrual period 5 weeks ago, and a positive home pregnancy test 1 week ago. She noted pink vaginal spotting last night, and it has continued this morning.  Transvaginal ultrasound reveals a gestational sac within the uterus, but no fetal pole is identified.  Which of the following are the most likely diagnoses?

Match each of the following clinical situations with the correct parity. (Note, you will use only 2 of the answers available)

While caring for a primigravida at 38 weeks gestation, you notice that fundal height has decreased by 2 centimeters since her visit last week. FHT 140 and positive fetal movement.  The patient also complains of urinary frequency and constipation.  Your diagnosis is most likely:

Preconceptual dietary adjustments and supplements have been shown to prevent teratogenic effects in which two instances listed below?

Which position indicates that the back of the fetal head is toward the right side of the mother and toward the anterior portion of the pelvis?

The most important differential diagnosis of 1st trimester vaginal bleeding to rule out is which one of the following:

From the previous question: What diagnosis would be at the top of your differential list?

A 23 year old G1 P1 presents for her first prenatal visit at 11 weeks gestation. Which condition, if present, has the most evidence supporting its association with preterm labor?