_____ is an obstetric emergency where the umbilical cord descends below the presenting part of the fetus leading cord compression & fetal hypoxia
Placental abruption can present with _____ out of proportion with visible blood loss
The primary cause of umbilical prolapse is _____
Placental abruption typically presents with abrupt, painful third trimester _____
The management of placental abruption if the fetus is demised? _____
Abrupt fetal decelerations or bradycardia following rupture of membranes are indicative of _____
Hint: cause
Causes of _____ (e.g. cocaine, smoking, and preeclampsia) all increase the risk for placental abruption
Placental abruption accounts for ~_____% of perinatal deaths
The management of placental abruption if < 37 weeks and no fetal compromise? _____
Placental abruption can present with _____ or revealed abruption
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