MSFinals-3482

MSFinals-3482

A 29-year-old woman presents to the emergency department with her partner. She is currently 36 weeks pregnant and G2P1. Her pregnancy has been progressing normally without concerns raised at her antenatal appointments. However, she experienced a sudden gush of fluid earlier today, which soaked her trousers. On examination, fluid is seen pooling in the posterior vaginal fornix, and a swab of the fluid returns a positive partosure. The patient is afebrile and has no other abnormal vital signs. What is the most appropriate management for this likely diagnosis?