13) A 27-year-old woman presents with abdominal cramps and vaginal bleeding at term
+2 days in her second pregnancy. Her blood group is rhesus negative and was given
anti-D after her first delivery. Further tests confirm placental abruption and fetal
demise. She looks pale with a PR of 100 bpm, and her BP is 100/60 mmHG. Her Bishop
score is 3. Immediate intravenous access is obtained and blood tests are sent.