A 37-year-old G7P6 presents at 38 weeks gestation of twins, for induction of labor. She is started on oxytocin, but labor progresses slowly and she is only dilated to 4 cm after 15 hours. The fetuses develop tachycardia and the woman is diagnosed with chorioamnionitis and started on antibiotics. Seven hours later the twins are born and there is hemorrhage with continual blood flowing out the vagina. What is the most likely cause of this?

Which of the following is not one of Kierkegaard’s three ‘stages’ of existence?

A newborn baby is provided with routine, healthy-baby care soon after a normal vaginal delivery. Which of the following is an accurate list of provisions in the hospital setting, prior to discharge?

Which of the following antibiotics should be avoided, if possible, when treating infections in women of reproductive age, that are sexually active, and not using contraception, even if she does not think she is pregnant?

Which of the following is an accurate example of when to give a RhoGAM injection?

What are the most common signs seen in a neonate born with congenital syphilis?

When performing a contraction stress test, a deceleration that begins at the onset of the contraction and returns to baseline with the end of the contraction is a response to:

Those who believe that human free will and causal determinism can exist together are called:

After the removal of trophoblastic tissue from a patient who had a complete mole, there are two essential elements of follow-up that should continue for six months. What are they?

A patient presents with a missed menstrual period (now about 3 weeks late, but she can’t be sure), and light menstrual bleeding with right lower quadrant pain. Her serum hCG is 7,000mlU/mL. A transvaginal ultrasound is done and the uterus is empty. What is the most likely diagnosis at this point?