Which finding is a danger sign during pregnancy that requires urgent referral?

Correct answer: C. Vaginal bleeding during pregnancy

  • A. Mild nausea after eating
  • B. Occasional painless fetal movement
  • C. Vaginal bleeding during pregnancy
  • D. Increased urinary frequency

Explanation

Vaginal bleeding during pregnancy may indicate miscarriage, placenta previa, placental abruption, or another serious complication. Mild nausea, fetal movement, and increased urination can occur in uncomplicated pregnancy, although severe or unusual symptoms still need assessment.

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