When a woman who is experiencing a multiple fetal pregnancy asks, "What are the chances of having an uncomplicated pregnancy?" the nurse answers with which statement?
1. The perinatal mortality rate for monoamniotic siblings is 50%.
2. Twins are less likely to have complications than are singleton births.
3. Primiparous women pregnant with twins are less likely to develop complications.
4. Spontaneously conceived twins are less likely to develop complications.
Correct Answer: 4
Rationale 1: The perinatal mortality rate for monoamniotic siblings is 10–32%.
Rationale 2: Twins are more likely to have complications than are singleton births.
Rationale 3: Primiparous women with twin pregnancies are more likely to develop complications.
Rationale 4: This is true. Spontaneously conceived twins are less likely to develop complications.
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