A patient presents with excessive nausea and vomiting (hyper…

A patient presents with excessive nausea and vomiting (hyperemesis gravidarum) with heavy vaginal bleeding with the expulsion of grape-like clusters. Her vitals are normal, except that her blood pressure is 160/110 mm Hg. She has a negative history for hypertension. She says that she did a home pregnancy test a few weeks ago and the results were positive. Her current gestational age is 8 weeks 2 days. You collect a serum B-hCG and the results are extremely high, (well over 100,000). Urine dipstick shows positive protein. From this information alone, your most likely diagnosis is:

Preconception care can include checking titers of some viral…

Preconception care can include checking titers of some viral diseases to determine if additional vaccination is needed before conception. Which of the following viral illnesses, if contracted during pregnancy (by the mother with a low titer), can affect skin, limb, eye and brain development in the baby?