A pregnant patient presents at 10 weeks with vaginal bleeding and crampy abdominal pain. An ultrasound confirms non-viable pregnancy with cervical os ...

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A pregnant patient presents at 10 weeks with vaginal bleeding and crampy abdominal pain. An ultrasound confirms non-viable pregnancy with cervical os open. This suggests which miscarriage type?

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Inevitable miscarriage

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Threatened miscarriage

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Incomplete miscarriage

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Missed miscarriage

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Septic miscarriage

Obstetrics & Gynaecology — UKMLA MCQ

A pregnant patient presents at 10 weeks with vaginal bleeding and crampy abdominal pain. An ultrasound confirms non-viable pregnancy with cervical os open. This suggests which miscarriage type?