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What is a sign of Placenta succenturiata?
What is a sign of Placenta succenturiata?
- Significant uterine bleeding after birth
- Small accessory lobes develop in the membranes at a distance from the main placenta (correct)
- Placenta deeply attached to the uterus
- Tetanic contractions during delivery
Why is it crucial to remove deeply embedded placenta?
Why is it crucial to remove deeply embedded placenta?
- To promote uterine contraction
- To cause tetanic contractions
- To minimize the risk of hemorrhage (correct)
- To facilitate cervical dilation
What is the purpose of conducting an ultrasound after birth?
What is the purpose of conducting an ultrasound after birth?
- To assess the woman's fundus
- To detect heavy bleeding
- To check the infant's clavicle
- To detect any retained placental fragment (correct)
Why should the placenta be inspected carefully after birth?
Why should the placenta be inspected carefully after birth?
What is the role of bimanual compression in managing postpartum complications?
What is the role of bimanual compression in managing postpartum complications?
When should fundal massage be performed?
When should fundal massage be performed?
Which symptom differentiates Placenta Previa from other conditions mentioned in the text?
Which symptom differentiates Placenta Previa from other conditions mentioned in the text?
What is the immediate management step for a case of Placenta Previa?
What is the immediate management step for a case of Placenta Previa?
What is the most likely risk factor associated with Gestational Trophoblastic Disease (H-mole)?
What is the most likely risk factor associated with Gestational Trophoblastic Disease (H-mole)?
Which sign/symptom is not typically associated with Ectopic Pregnancy?
Which sign/symptom is not typically associated with Ectopic Pregnancy?
What defines Preterm Labor based on the given information?
What defines Preterm Labor based on the given information?
What is the primary management approach for a case of Preterm Labor?
What is the primary management approach for a case of Preterm Labor?
What is the correct initial positioning of a mother with PROM (Premature Rupture of the Membrane)?
What is the correct initial positioning of a mother with PROM (Premature Rupture of the Membrane)?
Which characteristic indicates a potential infection in a case of PROM?
Which characteristic indicates a potential infection in a case of PROM?
What is the correct role of insulin in the body?
What is the correct role of insulin in the body?
Which risk factor increases a patient's risk for developing Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (GDM)?
Which risk factor increases a patient's risk for developing Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (GDM)?
What is the treatment for hypotonic uterine contractions?
What is the treatment for hypotonic uterine contractions?
What is the priority intervention for a patient experiencing uncoordinated contractions?
What is the priority intervention for a patient experiencing uncoordinated contractions?
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