A 29-year-old with amenorrhea and pelvic pain is hemodynamically unstable; ultrasound suggests tubal ectopic pregnancy. What is the best immediate man...

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A 29-year-old with amenorrhea and pelvic pain is hemodynamically unstable; ultrasound suggests tubal ectopic pregnancy. What is the best immediate management?

Accepted Answer

Laparoscopic surgical management

Answer

Single-dose methotrexate

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Expectant management

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Two-dose methotrexate

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Uterine evacuation and observe

us-abfm MCQ (SBA): Ectopic Pregnancy

A 29-year-old with amenorrhea and pelvic pain is hemodynamically unstable; ultrasound suggests tubal ectopic pregnancy. What is the best immediate management?