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A 32 year old G3P1011 at 24 weeks gestation is diagnosed with placenta accreta.  The maternal fetal medicine (MFM) doctor explained that it was likely due to a previous Cesarean section as the placenta was lying over the Cesarean scar.  All of the following options should be discussed EXCEPT:

A G1P0 presents for prenatal care at 10 weeks gestation. The patient admits to opiate addiction and is asking for help. What is the best next step?

Identify the NICHD category for this fetal tracing:   

Upon noting the following electronic fetal monitoring tracing, what would be an appropriate intervention?  

During a routine prenatal visit at 35 weeks, fetal heart tones are unable to be auscultated.  What would be the NEXT step in the plan of care?

Typical characteristics of vulvodynia include:

Oligohydramnios is caused by:

What is NOT a risk factor for placenta accreta spectrum (PAS)?

Which fetal growth restriction is milder, more common, and tends to have better outcomes?

A 24-year-old G2P0101 at 16 weeks gestation asks what they can do to quit smoking as they have tried “cold turkey,” but it is not working.  They do not want to do cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) treatment.  What is the next line of treatment for someone who is pregnant?