Signs and symptoms that a woman should report immediately to her health care p rovider include:________.

Biology

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solong [7]4 years ago

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The question is incorrect.

the correct question is Signs and symptoms that a prenant woman should report immediately to her health care provider include:________.

a. vaginal bleeding

b. rupture of membranes

c. heartburn with severe headache

d. decreased libido

e. urinary frequency

Answer:

a. vaginal bleeding

b. rupture of membranes

c. heartburn with severe headache

Explanation:

A pregnant woman should report immediately about vaginal bleeding

, rupture of membranes

, and heartburn with severe headache to her health care provider.

A) Vaginal bleeding: vaginal bleeding is uterine bleeding, which is common in the earlier stage of pregnancy but if it is continous it can be symptoms of miscarriage, so one should immediately contact her healthcare provider.

B) Rupture of membranes: If any pregnant women experience rupture of membrane, it causes steady leakage of fluid from the vagina. If the rupture is preature it can cause some complications in the baby such as premature birth, infection, and cord compression.

C) Heartburn with severe headache: if a woman experiences heartburn with severe headache during pregnancy, she should immediately contact her healthcare provider as it can be symptoms of preeclampsia (condition develops during the second half of pregnancy).

Hence, the correct options are a) vaginal bleeding

, b) rupture of membranes

, and c) heartburn with severe headache

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