A 27-year-old pregnant female presents with abnormal vaginal bleeding, uterine size greater than normal, nausea, vomiting, and hypertension. Bloodwork reveals a serum hCG level greater than 100,000 mU/mL. Ultrasound image has the appearance of grapelike vesicles. Based on the patient’s presentation, physical examination, and test results, which of the following is the most accurate diagnosis?

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The material on the PANCE and PANRE is organized by the NCCPA into two dimensions, as indicated in the content blueprint for the examination. - Organ systems and the diseases, disorders and medical assessments physician assistants encounter within those systems; and - The knowledge and skills physician assistants should exhibit when confronted with those diseases, disorders and assessments. Medical Content Categories % Allocation: Cardiovascular System 13% Dermatologic System 5% Endocrine System 7% Eyes, Ears, Nose, and Throat 7% Gastrointestinal System/Nutrition 9% Genitourinary... Show more

A 27-year-old pregnant female presents with abnormal vaginal bleeding, uterine size greater than normal, nausea, vomiting, and hypertension. Bloodwork reveals a serum hCG level greater than 100,000 mU/mL. Ultrasound image has the appearance of grapelike vesicles. Based on the patient’s presentation, physical examination, and test results, which of the following is the most accurate diagnosis?