What is the recommended outpatient management of PID?

Which of these is not a risk factor for PID?

Danielle, is 7 weeks pregnant by dates, she presents with heavy vaginal bleeding. On speculum examination, her cervical os is open, however no products of conception are seen. On USS there is a non-viable pregnancy. What is the most likely diagnosis?

After discussion with the Gynaecology team, Danielle opts to have Medical Management of miscarriage. What medication is most commonly used?

Belinda, is 12 weeks pregnant by dates, she has presented today for a dating scan. Sadly, a non-viable pregnancy is seen. Belinda has experienced no pain or bleeding. What is the diagnosis?

Uma, is rhesus negative, which of these would be an indication to have Anti- D in early pregnancy?

Clara, presents from BPAS where she had a scan to confirm gestation before a TOP. She has a positive pregnancy test, and believes she is 6 weeks by dates, however no pregnancy was visualised within the uterus. What is the most appropriate next management step?

Felicity, presents with an ectopic pregnancy. The b-HCG is 1100, the adnexal mass is 22mm, there is no free fluid and no fetal heart is seen. What is the first line management?

Bella, presents with an ectopic pregnancy. The HCG is 6768, she is peritonitic with free fluid in the pelvis. What is the most appropriate management option?

Which of these factors is NOT a risk factor for Ectopic Pregnancy?

What is the classical appearance of a molar pregnancy on USS?