The primary complications of amniocentesis are:
a. Damage to fetal organsb. Puncture of umbilical cordc. Maternal paind. Infection
ANS: d
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a. Amniocentesis is done under ultrasound guidance, and damage to fetal organs is very rare.
b. Amniocentesis is done under ultrasound guidance, and damage to the umbilical cord is very rare.
c. Amniocentesis is done under local anesthesia, and maternal pain is generally minimal.
d. Amniocentesis involves insertion of a needle into the amniotic sac, and infection is the primary complication.
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