OBSintermediate
Select ALL conditions listed as fetal indications for induction:
Answer
Intrauterine growth restriction, Rhesus isoimmunization, Congenital anomalies, Intrauterine fetal demise
Explanation
The listed fetal indications are **intrauterine growth restriction**, **rhesus isoimmunization**, **congenital anomalies**, and **intrauterine fetal demise**. A contracted pelvis is instead an absolute contraindication to induction in the supplied material.
**Key takeaway:** Separate fetal reasons for delivery from maternal or anatomical contraindications.
**Glossary:** **Intrauterine**: within the uterus. **Isoimmunization**: an immune response to antigens from another individual of the same species.
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