Post Partum Hemorrhage SUPP Flashcards

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What are the 4 T’s that can cause PPH?

A

Tissue, thrombus, tone, and trauma

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Tissue: complete detachment and expulsion of the placenta is required to enable… what?

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To enable adequate uterine contractions and blood vessel occlusion

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Delayed spontaneous expulsion of the placenta or incomplete delivery of the placenta results in…

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Parts of the placenta being retained inside the uterine cavity after delivery

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What is the consequence of retained placental tissue?

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Retained tissue prevents the uterine wall from fully contracting sealing off maternal blood vessels and results in PPH

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Thrombus: fibrin depositions are located at the placental attachment site and at the occlusion of the placenta supplying vessels. This is critical to limit what?

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Post partum bleeding

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Placental abruption causes damage to ____ and pre eclampsia causes widespread ______ damage

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Fetoplacental tissue ; endothelial damage

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Damage to the fetoplacental tissue and widespread endothelial damage causes excessive exposure to ________ factor present in the _____________________

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Tissue factor; placental vascular bed

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Excessive exposure of tissue factor results in…

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  • disseminated intravascular coagulation which causes a depletion of thrombin
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9
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What is von williebrand disease?

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A pre existing maternal coagulopathy condition

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Depletion of thrombin causes an elevation in what blood tests?

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INR, PTT, and PT which is indicative of impaired maternal coagulation

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Tone: the blood supply to the placenta passes through…

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The myometrium and is normally occluded as the uterine muscle fibers contract after delivery

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What are factors that can cause a decrease in uterine muscle tone which results in decreased or weakened contractions (My Pregnant Mom Ate Pickles Regularly)

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  • multiple pregnancies
  • poly- hydraminose
  • macrosomy
  • anesthetic applied during labour
  • prolonged labour
  • rapid labour
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What is Cephalo-pelvic disproportion?

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The fetal head and shoulder is wider than the birth canal

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Cephalo-pelvic disproportion results in…

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Prolonged second stage of labour

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