Slowly removing some amniotic fluid is a treatment for hydramnios. What consequence can occur with the withdrawal of fluid?
1. Preterm labor
2. Prolapsed cord
3. Preeclampsia
4. Placenta previa
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Explanation: 2. A needle or a fetal scalp electrode is used to make a small puncture in the amniotic sac. There is a risk that the force of the fluid could make a larger hole in the amniotic sac, thus increasing the risk of a prolapsed cord.
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