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The Role of a Semi-Quantitative Urine Pregnancy Test and Pregnancy Questionnaire After Uterine Evacuation for Undesired Pregnancy of Uncertain Location
The primary aim of this study is to determine if a self-administered semi-quantitative urine pregnancy test and telephone pregnancy symptom questionnaire can reduce the percentage of women with a complete uterine evacuation who require a clinic or lab visit to confirm completion. The investigators hypothesize that women with complete uterine evacuation will be less likely to require a follow-up clinic or lab visit by using a standardized pregnancy questionnaire and home SQ-UPT, than by using serum hCG as the objective measure of completion.
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