N582 EX 2 Study Questions with Answers
6 months or until period returns breastfeeding as contraception only protective for ? Progesterone-only minipill or Depo-Provera For women who decline LARC, who are interested in hormonal modes of contraception, and who are breastfeeding: at least 4 weeks after delivery to establish an adequate milk supply BF women interested in using combination OCPs should wait ? VTE in the postpartum period PP women should also wait 3 weeks after delivery to initiate combined hormonal contraception given the high risk of ? vaginal delivery PPH defined as blood loss exceeding 500 mL cesarean section PPH defined as blood loss greater than 1,000 mL Secondary postpartum hemorrhage (DELAYED/LATE) any significant blood loss after the first 24 hours of delivery and within 12 weeks of delivery 1 to 2 weeks postpartum Peak incidence of PPH? PPH Diagnostics CBC with differential. Coagulation test, if disseminated intravascular coagulation is suspected: prothrombin time, activated partial thromboplastin time, fibrinogen level. Blood cultures to rule out infection. Possible evaluation for a coagulation disorder such as von Willebrand disease. Ultrasound. Human chorionic gonadotropin Heavy red bleeding or slow reddish-brown oozing** Abdominal pain Boggy uterus** Pelvic pain** Tachycardia** Hypotension** Fever Loss of appetite. Fatigue Dizziness. Weakness. Foul odor PPH S/S: PPH causes Vaginal laceration/hematomas Cervical lacerations Uterine atony Retained POCs Placenta accreta Uterine rupture Uterine inversion
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