Question 142 · LEK · Obstetric coagulopathies
Obstetrical complications that may lead to disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) do not include:
- A. amniotic fluid embolism.
- B. premature placental abruption of the normally located placenta.
- C. HELLP syndrome.
- D. eclampsia.
- E. fetal hypotrophy caused by placental insufficiency.
Hint
Think about which conditions release tissue factor or cause massive endothelial injury, as opposed to a chronic process affecting only fetal growth.
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