Which is an indication for amniocentesis?
a. History of preterm labor c. Maternal age 37
b. Maternal blood type A negative d. Paternal age 40
C
Maternal age over 35 is an indication for amniocentesis. History of preterm labor would be a contraindication for amniocentesis. Maternal blood type A negative indicates a risk of Rh incomparability, which is not an indication for amniocentesis. Paternal age of 40 is not considered a risk factor for any conditions for which amniocentesis is performed.
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