RT Journal A1 Elders M, Albert AE T1 ADolescent pregnancy and sexual abuse JF JAMA JO JAMA YR 1998 FD August 19 VO 280 IS 7 SP 648 OP 649 DO 10.1001/jama.280.7.648 UL http://dx.doi.org/10.1001/jama.280.7.648 AB Pregnant adolescents first present to the teen health clinic, emergency department, or their pediatrician, complaining of amenorrhea, nausea, and fatigue for several weeks' duration. A urine test result is reported to be positive for pregnancy. Sheepishly, the teens admit to having had unprotected vaginal intercourse. What happens next?