5. A 38-year-old G1 undergoes a routine sonogram to survey fetal anatomy at 21weeks' gestation. Thecervical changes as shown below are found. She denies any complaints,including contractions. On sterilespeculum exam she is noted to be dilated 1-2 cm with bulging membranes justpast the level of the externalos. She undergoes 24 hours of observation on labor and delivery without anychange. The patient elects toproceed with cerclage placement. What is the most appropriate statementregarding her probable outcome?OA. There is a 20% risk of delivery prior to term.OB. There is a 33% risk of delivery prior to 35 weeks' gestation.C. There is a 50% risk of delivery prior to 36 weeks' gestation.OD. There is at least a 50% risk of delivery prior to 28 weeks' gestation.*

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