skip to main content

Nausea in pregnancy — GPhC CRA MCQ

Instant feedback + full explanation. One question, done properly.

EasyGastro-intestinal TherapeuticsNausea in pregnancyGPhC CRA

A woman who is 9 weeks pregnant asks for advice about persistent nausea and vomiting. She is passing urine and has no abdominal pain or bleeding. What is the most appropriate alternative?

Educational content. Not a substitute for clinical judgement or local policy.

Reveal the answer and explanation

Correct answer: A — Recommend lifestyle measures and refer to the GP if medicines are needed

Nausea and vomiting in pregnancy should be assessed for severity, dehydration and red flags. Medicines can be prescribed when needed using pregnancy-appropriate choices. The other options either delay appropriate care, use an unsuitable medicine, or miss the main safety issue.

Reference: NICE CKS; BNF