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Ashley is a 29-year-old G6 P5 who presents to the emergency department with heavy vaginal bleeding...

Ashley is a 29-year-old G6 P5 who presents to the emergency department with heavy vaginal bleeding and contractions. She has had no prenatal care but is approximately 33 weeks of gestation by her LMP (Last menstrual period). During her medical screening examination Ashley admitted to past cocaine use and reported that her boyfriend punched her in the abdomen earlier in the day.

  1. Does the evidence objectively support your argument (conclusion)?
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Yes, the evidence provided objectively support the confusion and it confirms that it's due to the punch by her boyfriend in her abdomen which lead to vaginal bleeding and severe contractions as while the physical examination there is mark on her abdomen of the punch she got and she had severe bleeding which might result in abortion .

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