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Primary postpartum hemorrhage occurs after 24 hours of delivery.
Primary postpartum hemorrhage occurs after 24 hours of delivery.
False
Secondary postpartum hemorrhage is also known as puerperal hemorrhage.
Secondary postpartum hemorrhage is also known as puerperal hemorrhage.
True
Primary postpartum hemorrhage can occur during the third stage of labor.
Primary postpartum hemorrhage can occur during the third stage of labor.
True
Secondary postpartum hemorrhage occurs within 6 weeks of delivery.
Secondary postpartum hemorrhage occurs within 6 weeks of delivery.
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Secondary postpartum hemorrhage occurs within 24 hours of delivery.
Secondary postpartum hemorrhage occurs within 24 hours of delivery.
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Study Notes
Types of Postpartum Hemorrhage
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Primary postpartum hemorrhage:
- Occurs during the third stage of labor.
- Happens within the first 24 hours following delivery.
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Secondary postpartum hemorrhage:
- Occurs after 24 hours and within 6 weeks post-delivery.
- Also known as puerperal hemorrhage.
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Description
This quiz covers the different types of postpartum hemorrhage, focusing on primary and secondary cases. Learn about their timing related to delivery and important definitions. Understanding these categories is crucial for maternal health.
