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number characteristics pregnant patients presenting emergency department ed well described objective study determine prevalence characteristics pregnant patients presenting eds us 20102020 completed retrospective crosssectional study patient encounters hospitalbased eds us 20102020 using ed subsample national hospital ambulatory medical care survey nhamcs identified ed visits female patients aged 1544 years defined subsample visits pregnant patients using discharge diagnosis codes specific pregnancy compared population pregnant patient visits nonpregnant patients computed point estimates nationally weighted values multivariable linear regression used determine factors independently associated pregnant patient visits 20102020 nhamcs dataset included 255963 ed visits visits 59080 female patients 1544 years old 6068 visits pregnant patients pregnant patients accounted 3 95 confidence interval ci 2732 ed visits 86 95 ci 893 visits among female patients 1544 years weighting national sample equates 277 million pregnant patients presenting ed visits annually pregnant patients likely black hispanic use public insurance pregnant patients make significant number ed visits annually likely people color publicly insured interventions address effects changing abortion legislation emergency medicine practice may benefit consideration certain populations pregnant people likely present ed care