First-Trimester Uterine Aspiration Abortion and Second-Trimester Dilation and Evacuation Post Quiz 2025-26
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1. True or False: A reason people need abortion after the first trimester is that they face barriers accessing timely care.
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2. Electric vacuum aspiration result in higher rates of complete abortion than manual vacuum aspiration in the 1st trimester.
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3. Which is NOT a risk factor for D&E complications in the second trimester:
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4. You perform a surgical abortion at 5 weeks. Preoperatively, you were unable to confirm an intrauterine pregnancy—you see a sac-like structure in the uterus, but no obvious pregnancy structures. After the D&C, you look for villi and a gestational sac, but are unable to identify either. You perform a transvaginal ultrasound, and the uterus appears empty with a thin stripe. Appropriate followup care may include:
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5. During a suction D&C, the surgeons recognize a perforation. All of the following options may be indicated EXCEPT:
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6. Adequate cervical preparation before D&E has been to shown to reduce the risk of:
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