1) The document discusses post-term pregnancy (pregnancy lasting over 42 weeks). Post-term pregnancy occurs in 6-12% of pregnancies and can increase risks for the baby.
2) Causes of post-term pregnancy include inaccurate gestational age calculation, fetal growth restriction, and placental issues. Risks for the baby include stillbirth, meconium aspiration, and being large for gestational age.
3) The document outlines methods for assessing fetal well-being like non-stress tests and biophysical profile to monitor for signs of distress and determine need for induction of labor. Management involves careful monitoring and potential induction to avoid risks of prolonged pregnancy.