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A patient, who is 8 weeks pregnant, has been using a copper-containing intrauterine device. On vaginal examination, the string is seen. Which one of the following would be the most appropriate management of this patient?
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1) Remove the device immediately.
2) Recommend therapeutic abortion.
3) Remove the device if signs of infection develop.
4) Cut the string high in the endocervix, allowing the device to retract as pregnancy develops.
5) Perform laparoscopy to rule out ectopic pregnancy
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| babli
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| achilles
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5- rule out ectopic
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| yasmeen
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ITS 1 MANAGEMENT FOR PREGNANCY IN IUCD IN SITU IS SIMPLY REMOVAL OF IUCD FIRST AS IT CAN LEAD TO ABORTION.
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| determine
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Yes the right answer is 1. You`re very good in ObsGyn Yasmeen
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coomon sense tells you Canada preventive medicine wants you to know simply take it out
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MCC never wants you to do invasive procedure such as laparoscopy or open lapartomy. Who pay for the surgery ? Canada Government
In America, it is the patient.
Big difference in answering questions in UK, Canada and USA.
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