According to the clinical case listed below, mark the correct answer: Newborn (NB), male, natural delivery, a mother with ruptured sac at delivery....

According to the clinical case listed below, mark the correct answer: Newborn (NB), male, natural delivery, a mother with ruptured sac at delivery. Pre-term (35 weeks). The mother reports that she had prenatal care, eight visits. Rapid tests for HIV Non-reactive and Hepatitis B Non-reactive. VDRL POSITIVE with titration of 1:64 in the 4th month of gestation. The mother reports no symptoms of syphilis and that she was treated during prenatal care with an intramuscular injection of Benzathine Penicillin. Newborn Tests: VDRL positive with titration of 1:16. CSF = Normal with VDRL Not Reagent. RX of long bones = periosteal reaction of the long bones, irregularity of the right humeral metaphysis. Escolha uma opção: a. The diagnosis of the NB in the clinical case described above is congenital syphilis with periostitis bone lesion with metaphysitis, which is one of the signs of recent congenital syphilis. b. The NB shows a bone lesion on X-ray of long bones due to bone fracture that occurred at the time of delivery. c. The clinical case is not related to congenital syphilis because the VDRL of the NB is lower than the maternal VDRL. d. The pregnant woman was diagnosed with syphilis prenatally and was treated correctly.