Which antenatal test is commonly offered to screen for syphilis?

Correct answer: A. A maternal blood test

  • A. A maternal blood test
  • B. A fetal kick count
  • C. A cervical measurement
  • D. A urine glucose strip

Explanation

Syphilis screening is performed using a maternal blood test, allowing treatment to reduce maternal and congenital infection. Fetal movement, cervical length and urine glucose do not diagnose syphilis.

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