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emaining Time: 39 minutes, 04 seconds. Question Completion Status: QUESTION 9 How would the New York State Reproductive Health Law of 2019 regard the choices available to a 16-year old adolescent pregnant for 90 days, who is suffering from epilepsy, on carbamazepine? She wants an abortion against the wishes of her parents. Can she get one without her parents' knowledge? Would her OB/Gyn consider this as a high risk pregnancy This NYS law permits minors to choose to abort, whether their parents agree or not. She is at high risk since she is under 18, and due to taking carbamazepine, which is a pregnancy C category U A minor cannot decide to stop her pregnancy without parental consent in NY state. Her pregnancy is high risk due to being under 18, and taking a Pregnancy Risk B medication. Only an emancipated minor can opt for an abortion withoutrequiring her parents' agreement. This is a high risk pregnancy, due to a Pregnancy Risk D category medication. She is not really at risk, since she is only 90 days pregnant, while her carbamazepine takes longer to have a teratogenic effect. NY State law treats her as an emancipated minor, who has the right to choose to abort despite parental wishes. QUESTION 10 The nurse works at a large hospital Upstate where many patients sick with COVID:19 are having shortness of breath. How does she choose which patients should be prioritized for ventilators Save

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Answer: This NYC law permits minors to chose to abort, when there parents agree or not. she is at high risk since she is uner 18 and due to taking carbamazapine which is pregnancy C category.

second and third option not fulfilling NYC laws

Fourth option says it is not high risk which is wrong option.