An ectopic pregnancy is a pregnancy that occurs outside of the uterus. This can be a life-threatening condition for the mother.

All of the above are risk factors for an ectopic pregnancy.

All of the above are symptoms of an ectopic pregnancy.

All of the above are used to diagnose an ectopic pregnancy.

Both surgery and medication are used to treat an ectopic pregnancy.

All of the above are complications of an ectopic pregnancy.

The prognosis for an ectopic pregnancy is good if it is treated early.

All of the above can help to prevent an ectopic pregnancy.

The most common site of an ectopic pregnancy is the fallopian tube.

The risk of an ectopic pregnancy in women who have had a previous ectopic pregnancy is 10%.

The risk of an ectopic pregnancy in women who have had a pelvic inflammatory disease is 10%.

The risk of an ectopic pregnancy in women who have had endometriosis is 6%.

The risk of an ectopic pregnancy in women who have had a previous abortion is 2%.

The risk of an ectopic pregnancy in women who have had a previous cesarean section is 1%.

The risk of an ectopic pregnancy in women who have had a previous ectopic pregnancy and a subsequent intrauterine pregnancy is 2%.