<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 25-year-old G2P1 woman at 28 weeks estimated gestational age presents with questions on getting epidural anesthesia for her upcoming delivery. She has not received any prenatal care until now. Her previous pregnancy was delivered safely at home by an unlicensed midwife, but she would like to receive an epidural for this upcoming delivery. Upon inquiry, she admits that she desires a fully natural experience and has taken no supplements or shots during or after her 1st pregnancy. Her 1st child also did not receive any post-delivery injections or vaccinations but is currently healthy. The patient has an A - negative blood group, while her husband has an O positive blood group. Which of the following should be administered immediately in this patient to prevent a potentially serious complication during delivery?? A: Iron supplements, B: Folic acid, C: Vitamin K, D: Anti-RhOD immunoglobulin, E: Vitamin D,  <response>: This is a question about preventing complications in a pregnant woman who has not received prenatal care. The key details are:- 25 years old, second pregnancy - 28 weeks gestation- No prenatal care so far- Previous home birth with unlicensed midwife- Desires natural experience, no supplements or shots in current or previous pregnancy- Blood type A-negative, husband is O-positive- Looking to prevent a serious complication during deliveryThe blood type incompatibility between the mother Rh-negative and father Rh-positive means the fetus is likely Rh-positive. Without prenatal anti-D immunoglobulin, the mother is at risk of developing Rh sensitization and hemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn. Therefore, the answer needs to prevent this complication.D: Anti-RhOD immunoglobulin 