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A pregnant woman at 9 weeks reports mild morning nausea but can drink fluids and has no weight loss. Which advice is most appropriate?

Correct answer: A. Eat small frequent meals and avoid foods that trigger nausea

  • A. Eat small frequent meals and avoid foods that trigger nausea
  • B. Stop eating until the nausea completely disappears
  • C. Drink large amounts of fluid only with each meal
  • D. Take any antiemetic available without professional advice

Explanation

Small frequent meals, bland foods, and avoiding individual triggers often reduce uncomplicated pregnancy nausea. Inability to keep fluids down, weight loss, dehydration, or persistent vomiting requires assessment for hyperemesis and other causes.

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