Physics · Prenatal Care and Screening
A nurse is counseling a woman about routine gynecological screening and sexually transmitted infections during pregnancy. Which option BEST represents the correct screening schedule and appropriate obstetric infection-prevention practice?
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- 1Pap test screening every year lifelong and gonorrhoea has no neonatal risk
- 2Pap test screening after 40 years only and HSV infection allows vaginal birth
- 3Pap test screening every 2-3 years and HIV transmission reduced by zidovudine✓
- 4Pap test screening yearly after 21 years and all STDs require vaginal delivery
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Pap test screening every 2-3 years and HIV transmission reduced by zidovudine
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