A pregnant woman has a uterus larger than expected for gestational age, marked abdominal distension and difficulty breathing. Which complication should the nurse suspect?

Ultrasound of a woman with persistent vomiting and vaginal bleeding shows multiple cystic spaces with no viable fetus. Which diagnosis is most likely?

A pregnant woman presents with unexplained vaginal bleeding in the third trimester. Until the placental location is confirmed, which nursing action is safest?

A woman with severe anaemia in pregnancy reports breathlessness at rest, palpitations and marked weakness. Which nursing action is the priority?

A woman with severe oligohydramnios is being monitored on the antenatal ward. Which fetal complication is the nurse particularly concerned about?

A pregnant woman reports a recent flu-like illness with a mild rash. Ultrasound later shows fetal hydrops. Which infection is a recognised cause of this fetal complication?

A pregnant woman acquires primary cytomegalovirus infection. Which fetal or neonatal problem is a recognised consequence?