Question 225 · LEK · Hypertension in pregnancy
The pregnancy in a patient with chronic hypertension is a high-risk pregnancy and may be complicated with the following disorders except for:
- A. preterm birth related to the cervical incompetence.
- B. intrauterine growth retardation.
- C. superimposed preeclampsia.
- D. abruption of normally located placenta.
- E. oligohydroamnios.
Hint
Chronic hypertension acts mainly through placental vascular pathology; look for the complication with a structural cervical mechanism.
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