A 30-year-old in her first pregnancy, G1P0, presents with vaginal bleeding at 10 weeks. Examination suggests a threatened miscarriage. Which investiga...

Question

A 30-year-old in her first pregnancy, G1P0, presents with vaginal bleeding at 10 weeks. Examination suggests a threatened miscarriage. Which investigation is most appropriate initially?

Accepted Answer

Transvaginal ultrasound scan

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Serum beta-hCG only

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Abdominal ultrasound scan

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Speculum examination without imaging

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MRI pelvis

NICE Ectopic Pregnancy and Miscarriage Guideline MCQ (SBA): Threatened Miscarriage

A 30-year-old in her first pregnancy, G1P0, presents with vaginal bleeding at 10 weeks. Examination suggests a threatened miscarriage. Which investigation is most appropriate initially?