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OB Lecture 2 Postpartum Flashcards

1
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Gravida

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Number of times pregnant regardless of duration or outcome

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Para

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Number of pregnancies completed past 20 weeks (Must have been delivered)

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Abortion

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Any loss of pregnancy before 20 weeks or weight less than 500gms.

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Spontaneous vs Induced abortions

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Spontaneous = miscarriage

Induced = Planned

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Term birth

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Birth occurring between 38 and 42nd weeks

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Preterm birth

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Birth after the 20th week but before the 38th week

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Postterm birth

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Birth after the 42nd week

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Trimester

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Division of pregnancy into 3 equal parts of 13 weeks each

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4 digit PARA (TPAL)

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T: All births complete after 37wks

P: All births at preterms (20-37weeks)

A: Abortions either SAB or TAB (Before 20 weeks)

L: Current living children

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Multipara

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Women who gave birth more than 2 times over 20 weeks

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Multigravida

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Women who has been pregnant more than once regardless of outcome

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Nullipara

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A woman never completed pregnancy past 20 weeks

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Nulligravida

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Women who have never been pregnant

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Primipara

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Women who gave birth for first time of pregnancy that lasted 20 weeks

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Primigravida

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Woman who is pregnant for the first time

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16
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Postpartum coagulation for women?

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Increased clotting factors expected. Clotting where placenta was.

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17
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Cardiac output for pulse and BP?

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Low pulse and high BP

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18
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How may fluid be excreted and whats expected?

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Increased urination
Diaphoresis
Expect wet bed sheets and frequent urination

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19
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What to expect during first void postpartum?

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Expect patient to be dizzy, do not leave her first void - risk for falls

First few voids must be measured

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20
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What is normal WBC count for women postpartum?

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25-30

Normal is usually 5-10

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21
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How much blood is lost during vaginal and c-section deliveries.

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200-300 vaginal

700-1000 C-Section

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22
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When will RBC return to normal postpartum?
Hgb/Hct?

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Within 2-3weeks

Hgb - 12-16

Hct 37-47%

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23
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Inspection of breast should consist of what?

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Bra, Shape, contour, general symmetry, and nipples

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24
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What to look for in temperature of breasts?

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Red and Hot can indicate mastitis so pay attention to temperature and color

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25
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Where to palpate the breast for milk?

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The upper outer quadrant to feel for firmness indicating milk production

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26
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What begin milk production in the breasts?

What is it called before its breast milk?

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Placental delivery

Colostrum

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27
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When teaching new mothers how long to breast feed what do we tell them?

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Breast feed or pump every 2-3 hours no matter for how long but at least for 10-15minutes on each side.

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28
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What is the 8 day rule?

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8th day of life:
8 feedings a day
8 wet diapers
8oz of gained weight
8 glasses of water for mom

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29
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How long for breast milk to start producing postpartum?

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2-3 days after placental delivery

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30
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When does colostrum begin to develop during pregnancy?

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Around 13 weeks

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31
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If baby is premature what happens to breast milk?

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It increases in calorie count and protein

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32
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Nutritional essentials for a breast feeding mother?

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2800 calories
Increase in fluid (8glasses a day)
Calcium intake

33
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How to position baby during breastfeed?

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Parallel to moms breast
Tickle the lower lip
Place babys entire mouth over the areola

34
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How often to feed baby?

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Every 2 to 3 hours
Baby may sleep longer is fed more frequently

IF BABY IS SLEEPING MORE THAN 3 HOURS WAKE THE BABY UP

35
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Advantage of breast feeding?

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Bonding
Immunity - up to 6 mos
Natural feeding
Less ear infections & illnesses for baby
FREE

36
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Why does nipple crackling occur?

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Tongue is on areola it should be under it to help milk the nipple

37
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LATCH
L stands for?

A

Latching can be separated

Is baby?:

Too sleepy or reluctant to latch

Repeated attempts
Hold nipple to mouth
Simulate to suck

Grasps breast
Tongue down
Lips flanged
Rhythmic sucking

38
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LATCH
A stands for?

A

Audible swallowing

None

A few with stimulation

Spontaneous or intermittent <24 hours old
Spontaneous & frequent >24 hours old

39
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LATCH

T stands for?

A

Type of nipple

Inverted

Flat

Everted (after stimulation)

40
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LATCH
C is for?

A

Comfort (Breast/Nipple)

Is it:

Engorged
Cracked, bleeding, blisters, bruising.

Filling
Redness, small blisters or bruising

Soft and tender

41
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LATCH
H is for?

A

Hold (Positioning)

Full assist (staff holds baby or breast)

Minimal assistance
staff teaches and mom takes over

No assistance from the staff
Mother able to position and hold infant.

42
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Three types of Lochia?

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Rubra - Bright red 2-3 days
Serosa - Pink to brown 4-10 days
Alba - White to yellow up to 6 weeks

43
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Amount of lochia?

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Scant
Light
Moderate
Heavy - changes pad every hour, think of hemorrhaging

44
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Texture of lochia?

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Is it easily able to seperate or not? If yes it is a clot if no it is placenta and needs to be checked ASAP

45
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Assessment of legs postpartum?

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Homans sign - No pain = normal
Peripheral edema - normal
Variscosities

46
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Uterus involution What is occuring?

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Uterine contractions to help shed the endometrium, heal the placenta location, and allow it to be smooth with no scars for the next pregnancy

47
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What are afterpains? How to relieve the pain?

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Intermitted uterine contractions that are uncomfortable

Place in prone position with pillow on abdomen, helps center uterus

48
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How long for involution period to last?

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6 weeks

49
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Assessing the fundal height, and position?

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Fundus should be below umbilicus and go down 1cm a day

Should be midline, if left or right = full bladder

50
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Assessment of bowels postpartum?

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Hypoactive bowel sounds is normal
She can eat whatever she wants

First stool is 2-3 days after
May need laxative or stool softener

51
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How long until fundus is no longer palpable?

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No longer palpable after 14 days

52
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Assessing bladder postpartum?

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Woman must empty bladder within 6-8 hours if she cant she needs foley.

53
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Risks of distended bladder?

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Risk of uti r/t urinary retention

Risk of hemorrhaging as it interferes with contractions

54
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What to look for in distended bladder?

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Fundus location
Excessive lochia
Discomfort in the bladder region
Symphysis bulge
Frequent voids less than 150mL

55
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Pericare - sitz bath and peribottle recommendations?

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Sitz - 4x daily for 20 min

Peribottle - Warm water and use front to back after using the restroom

56
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Emotional status - Dependent -Taking in

A

First 24 hours last 1-2 days

Reviews experience
Basic needs and self-care
Excited to talk

57
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Emotional status - Dependent/Independent - Taking hold

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Starts 2nd to 3rd day and last up to 10 days or several weeks

Takes charge
Baby blues
Engaged to learn and be competent mother
Physical discomfort and emotional changes

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Emotional status - Interdependent - Letting go

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Sees baby as a separate person

Moves forward with family as a unit

59
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Bonding

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Unidirectional bond from parent to baby

60
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Attachment

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Baby becomes attached to parents
Begins during pregnancy and lasts for months after

61
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Postpartum musculoskeletal system?

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Muscles and joints are fatigued and achy for 1-2 days

Risk of diastasis recti adominis

62
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How to reduce musculoskeletal discomfort

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Exercises to strengthen the abs

Good posture

Body mechanics - When picking up and placing baby down using the abdominal muscle for support

63
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How long before returning to exercises postpartum?

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6 weeks

64
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How does breastfeeding affect menses and ovulation?

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Ovulation and menses may be delayed

Ovulation can happen before their first menses

65
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Breastfeeding mothers are more likely to experience what symptoms?

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Vaginal dryness due to low estrogen

66
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How long after should they be using protection?

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Up to 6 weeks

67
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Parental role of attainment? Anticipatory

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Anticipating the perfect parenting

68
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Parental role of attainment. Formal

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Reality hits, proper way of doing things with parents

69
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Parental role of attainment. Informal

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Change how you do things and do them the way you decide (Ex: 3. point turn)

70
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Parental role of attainment. Personal

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Doing it my way. May follow the rules but to my own way

71
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Bleeding medications postpartum?

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Oxytocin

Methergine - methylergonovine - If still issue with hemorrhaging after pitocin

Prostaglandin F

72
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Side effects and contraindications to postpartum bleeding medications

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Oxytocin - Watch for fluid overload & hypertension

Methergine - Used if pitocin doesn’t work. Do not give in hypertensive patients

Prostaglandin F - Do not give to asthmatics

73
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Rubella vaccine eductation

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Tite 1:10, do NOT get pregnant for 3 months after vaccine

Depo Provera shot may be given to avoid pregnancy

74
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Pain medications postpartum

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NSAIDs

Oxycodone/Acetominophen (Percocet)

PCA - Morphine for C - section

75
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Laxative for postpartum use?

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Docusate (Senna) -Causes diarrhea

76
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When is RhoGAM given?

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Rh (-) mom
Rh (+) Baby

Do not give if both baby and mom are negative
Do not give rubella vaccine for 3 months

77
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What to palpate for in breasts postpartum?

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Thickness-engorgement
Temperate - mastitis
Tenderness

78
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What are risk factors foor postpartum hemorrhage?

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  1. Grand multiparity
  2. Overdistended uterus -(Twins/triplets/hydramnios)
  3. Rapid, precipitous or prolonged labor
  4. Retained placenta
  5. Placenta previa or abruptio placenta
  6. Meds (tocolytics, oxytocin)
  7. Operate procedures
  8. Coag defect

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