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Obstetrical emergencies include all, except |
- A. Ectopic pregnancy
- B. Placenta anterior
- C. Placenta previa
- D. Eclampsia
Right Answer is :
✓ D. Eclampsia
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Itishree Pattanayak on 13-05-23 1:18 pm
Eclampsia is a obstetrics emergency.So placenta Anterior is a right answer plz explain
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