HIGH RISK OB TRIAGE

Question 1

What would cause a Pt to be transported to the nearest Emergency Receiving Facility?

Answer 1

Unstable Airway

Question 2

1 or More of the following would constitute atleast a Level 2 Perinatal Receiving Center

Answer 2

1. Preterm labor (32-37 weeks gestation)
2. Fetal demise with complication
3. Premature rupture of membranes
4. Placental Previa, active bleeding
5. Placental abruption
6. Prolapsed cord

*If over 20 weeks Gestation, contact Medical Control to see if transport to the nearest Facility w/ Perinatal Transport Capability will suffice

Question 3

1 or More of the following would constitute atleast a Level 2E Perinatal Receiving Center

Answer 3

1. Preterm labor (28-32 weeks gestation)
2. Eclampsia/Severe Pre-Eclampsia
3. Diabetes Mellitus-uncontrolled

& everything previously mentioned for a Level 2

Question 4

1 or More of the following would constitute a Level 3 Perinatal Receiving Center

Answer 4

1. Preterm labor (20-28 weeks gestation)
2. Severe Complications in either Mom or Baby:
   * AMS (GCS <13)
   * Cardiovascular
   * Renal

& everything previously mentioned for a Level 2 to 2E

Question 5

If Pt has Trauma?

Answer 5

Level 1 Trauma Center