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A patient with gestational diabetes, managed only through diet and exercise, is classified as:
A patient with gestational diabetes, managed only through diet and exercise, is classified as:
- Gestational Diabetes Type 2
- Macrosomic
- A1 (correct)
- A2
Which placental condition presents with bright red, painless vaginal bleeding?
Which placental condition presents with bright red, painless vaginal bleeding?
- Placenta Increta
- Placenta Previa (correct)
- Placenta Abruption
- Placenta Accreta
Which of the following twin pregnancies carries the highest risk of complications?
Which of the following twin pregnancies carries the highest risk of complications?
- Dichorionic Diamniotic
- Dichorionic Monoamniotic
- Dizygotic Diamniotic
- Monochorionic Diamniotic (correct)
A woman is diagnosed with placenta accreta. This condition indicates that the placenta has:
A woman is diagnosed with placenta accreta. This condition indicates that the placenta has:
What is the primary rationale for inducing labor at 39 weeks in a patient with gestational diabetes who is suspected of having a macrosomic fetus?
What is the primary rationale for inducing labor at 39 weeks in a patient with gestational diabetes who is suspected of having a macrosomic fetus?
Flashcards
Monochorionic Twins:
Monochorionic Twins:
Twins sharing one chorion; poses the greatest risk.
Di-Di Twins:
Di-Di Twins:
The safest twin pregnancy type, with separate amniotic sacs and chorions.
Placenta Previa:
Placenta Previa:
Low-lying placenta covering the cervix, causing painless, bright red bleeding.
PROM:
PROM:
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Placental Abruption:
Placental Abruption:
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