Question 263 · LEK · Preterm labor
In imminent premature labour, the absolute contraindications to tocolytic treatment do not include:
- A. fetal death.
- B. intrauterine infection.
- C. premature rupture of membranes.
- D. premature placental abruption.
- E. eclampsia.
Hint
Distinguish situations where prolonging pregnancy is always harmful from those where brief tocolysis may still help.
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