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Ectopic Pregnancy — RACP Adult Medicine MCQ

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EasyGeneral Internal MedicineEctopic PregnancyRACP Adult Medicine

A 30-year-old woman presents with acute RIF pain at 8 weeks gestation. Beta-hCG 5500, no IUP on TVUS, 3 cm adnexal mass with fetal heartbeat. Diagnosis and management?

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Correct answer: BEctopic pregnancy – urgent surgical management

Live ectopic pregnancy confirmed. Surgical management (laparoscopic salpingectomy/salpingotomy) indicated. Anti-D if Rh-negative.

Reference: eTG – 2025 – Obstetrics; RANZCOG – 2024