C-OBE Practice Questions - Obstetric Emergencies Exam

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A laboring patient at 38 weeks has a history of class III obesity, chronic hypertension, and pregestational diabetes. Which finding from her medical history is MOST important for stratifying her risk of an obstetric emergency on admission?

Combined cardiometabolic risk factors that compound risk for preeclampsia, hemorrhage, and shoulder dystocia Maternal blood type O positive without antibodies Use of prenatal vitamins throughout pregnancy History of two prior uncomplicated vaginal deliveries

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Combined cardiometabolic risk factors that compound risk for preeclampsia, hemorrhage, and shoulder dystocia

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