Uterine inversion - Answer -when the top of the uterus collapses into the inner cavity
-due to excessive fundal pressure or pulling on the umbilical cord when the placenta is
still firmly attached to the fundus after the infant has been born
Thrombosis - Answer Formation of a blood clot
Complications associated with DIC - Answer -abruptio placentae
-amniotic fluid embolism
-intrauterine fetal death with prolonged retention of the fetus
-acute fatty liver of pregnancy
-severe preeclampsia
-HELLP syndrome
-septicemia
-postpartum hemorrhage
Clinical features of DIC - Answer -petechiae
-ecchymoses
,-bleeding gums
-fever
-hypotension
-acidosis
-hematomas
-tachycardia
-proteinuria
-uncontrolled bleeding during birth
-acute renal failure
Finding: displaced soft and boggy uterus
What's the cause? - Answer Distended bladder
Finding: Dark red bleeding mixed with clots
What's the cause? - Answer placenta fragments remaining
Finding: Firm midline uterus with stead stream or trickle of blood
What's the cause? - Answer Lacerations
Finding: Bulging area under skin surface
What's the cause? - Answer Hematoma
Finding: Petechia or ecchymoses
What's the cause? - Answer -thrombocytapenia purpura
*thrombin disorders in general
Finding: Bleeding from IV site, incision site, gums and/or bladder
, What's the cause? - Answer *thrombin disorders
-DIC
Finding: Prolonged, uncontrolled uterine bleeding
What's the cause? - Answer Thrombin disorders
Conditions associated with overdistention of uterus
Abnormalities of uterine contractions are factors that increase the risk for PPH. These
include:
Polyhydramnios
Multifetal gestation
Macrosomia
Conditions include uterine muscle exhaustion
Abnormalities of uterine contractions are factors that increase the risk for PPH.
Conditions include:
Rapid labor
Prolonged labor
Oxytocin use
Conditions include uterine infection
Abnormalities of uterine contractions are factors that increase the risk for PPH.
Conditions include:
Maternal fever
Prolonged rupture of membranes
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