A 22-year-old female gives birth at 20 weeks' gestation to a stillborn fetus.Physical exam of the fetus by the nurse reveals gross edema of the entire body and anemia.This condition is referred to as:

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Fetuses that do not survive anemia in utero usually are stillborn,with gross edema in the entire body,a condition called hydrops fetalis.
Fetuses that do not survive anemia in utero usually are stillborn,with gross edema in the entire body,a condition called hydrops fetalis,not hyperbilirubinemia.
Fetuses that do not survive anemia in utero usually are stillborn,with gross edema in the entire body,a condition called hydrops fetalis,not erythroblastosis fetalis.
Fetuses that do not survive anemia in utero usually are stillborn,with gross edema in the entire body,a condition called hydrops fetalis,not ascites.

A 22-Year-Old Female Gives Birth at 20 Weeks' Gestation to a Stillborn