[Answered]: A 22-year-old G2P1001 female presents for her…

A 22-year-old G2P1001 female presents for her initial prenatal physical exam who has a BMI of 29 at 16 weeks gestation by her LMP (last menstrual period). The fundus is palpable at the umbilicus at 20 cm. FHTs are auscultated by doppler, but not auscultated with the fetoscope. The mother has perceived fetal movement for the past 2 weeks. The remainder of the exam is normal. Her initial laboratory results are normal; no other diagnostics have been done. What would be the assessment and initial plan for this patient? Group of answer choices Normal size for dates by LMP; Routine fetal sonogram, return to clinic in 1 month for routine visit. Size greater than dates by LMP. Order 1-hour Glucose Tolerance Test to rule out gestational diabetes. Normal size for dates by LMP. Return to clinic for repeat FHTs by fetoscope in 1 week. Size greater than dates by LMP. Fetal sonogram for dates and possible multiple pregnancy, return to clinic in 1 week for results.