Question 80 (part 2) · LEK · Ectopic pregnancy
Which of the following is a contraindication for pharmacotherapy (the use of methotrexate) in ectopic pregnancy:
- A. an early stage of pregnancy.
- B. the presence of foetal heart function.
- C. cervical location of pregnancy.
- D. caesarean scar pregnancy.
- E. low beta-hCG levels.
Hint
Methotrexate works best in a small, inactive ectopic — which finding signals a viable, actively growing pregnancy?
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