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| hemorrhage is defined as what |
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| 500ml after vaginal or 1000ml after C section, decrease HCT of 10%, need for transfusion |
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| early PP hemorrhage is when |
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| the most common cause of early postpartum hemorrhage is what? |
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| predisposing factors to atony include what |
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| overdistended uterus, multiparity, augmented labor, placental retention |
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| what related to fundal location can indicate atony |
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| saturation of one pad after how long is excessive |
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| name some drugs that can be given for atony |
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| pitocin, methergine, prostaglandins |
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| the most common cause of late hemorrhage is what |
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| subinvolution and fragments of placenta |
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| the three pharm measures of late hemorrhage are |
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| prostaglandins, oxytocin, and methergine |
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| if methergine is given, what must be documented |
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| three thromboembolisms that can occur during pregnancy |
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| three major causes of thrombosis are what |
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| venous stasis, hypercoaguable blood, injury to endothelial surface |
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| blood vessel injury during pregnancy is caused by what |
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| what is very sensitive and accurate at dx DVT |
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| when is ambualtion with a clot allowed |
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| how should the clotted leg be positioned |
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| what is the nursing management for PE |
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| oxygen, analgesia, head elevated, heparin therapy |
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