A 32-year-old primigravida woman has active genital herpes. Her membranes rupture at 38 weeks of gestation . Two hours later, she comes to the hospital, but she is not in labor. What should be done?

If a mother is a carrier of hepatitis B, the only neonatal treatment available is to isolate the baby from the mother.

Positive urine culture results, whether or not a pregnant woman has symptoms, should be treated with appropriate antibiotics.

A woman with gonorrhea is at increased risk for premature rupture of the amniotic membranes.

Transplacental infection of the fetus always causes congenital malformations.

Reinfection is the most common reason sexually transmitted infections recur in a person

Erythromycin ophthalmic ointment will effectively treat chlamydial conjunctivitis in a newborn.

Penicillin is the drug of choice for treatment of gonorrhea.

If a woman has intra-amniotic infection, the baby is at risk for neonatal sepsis.

In general, women with puerperal mastitis may continue to breast feed, as long as antibiotics have been started and an abscess has not formed.

In general, women with puerperal mastitis may continue to breast feed, as long as antibiotics have been started and an abscess has not formed, except:.

Which of the following statements about syphilis is true?

Although most babies are born healthy, transplacental infection with parvovirus puts the fetus at risk for

All of the following statements about colonization of the maternal genital tract with group B streptococcus are correct, except

If an acute toxoplasmosis infection is identified during pregnancy, maternal treatment may reduce transmission to the fetus.

Congenital rubella infection in the first trimester frequently causes severe, permanent damage to the fetus

All of the following conditions increase the risk for puerperal endometritis, except

Which of the following statements about HIV infection is true?