Meera experiences premature rupture of obstetrical membranes (PROM), which might lead to the premature birth of her baby during the 32nd week of gestation. Which of the following would be true of this situation?
A. There is a high probability that Meera's baby will have significantly underdeveloped respiratory functions.
B. Terbutaline will inhibit uterine contractions but decrease the heart rates of Meera and the fetus.
C. Magnesium sulfate will slow Meera's uterine contractions but may increase her heart and respiratory rate.
D. Meera can continue smoking cigarettes because it does not have a significant link with PROM.
Answer: A
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