Which pregnant woman most clearly needs referral for high-risk antenatal care rather than uncomplicated routine surveillance?
Correct answer: A. A woman with a documented twin pregnancy
- A. A woman with a documented twin pregnancy
- B. A woman at 20 weeks with normal blood pressure
- C. A woman with mild morning nausea and normal examination
- D. A woman with normal fetal growth and no medical history
Explanation
Twin pregnancy increases the risks of anaemia, preterm birth, fetal growth problems and other complications, so it requires closer specialist surveillance. Normal findings and mild uncomplicated nausea generally remain suitable for routine care.
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Routine care during pregnancy includes booking history, physical examination, laboratory investigations, nutritional advice, immunisation, fetal growth assessment and scheduled antenatal visits. It also covers recognition of danger signs, calculation of gestational age and estimated delivery date, and the difference between uncomplicated surveillance and referral for high-risk pregnancy.
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