Question 342 · LEK · Prenatal care
Which of the following tests is not recommended to be performed up to the 10th week of gestation (or when a pregnant woman first attends a doctor) in the course of a normal pregnancy?
- A. determination of HBs antigen.
- B. determination of TSH concentration.
- C. fasting glucose level.
- D. test for toxoplasmosis.
- E. test for HCV.
Hint
Recall the Polish perinatal care standard: which infection marker is scheduled late in pregnancy rather than at the first visit?
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