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Question 1

Differential diagnosis of postpartum hemorrhage

Answer 1

Tone
Tissue
Truma
Thrombin

Question 2

Risk factors of Uterine atony

Answer 2

Prolonged labor
Chorioamnionitis
Uterine overdistension (multiples, fetal macrosomia, polyhydramnios)

Question 3

Chorioamnionitis is

Answer 3

an infection of the placenta and the amniotic fluid

Question 4

Examination of uterine atony cause

Answer 4

Enlarged, boggy uterus

Question 5

Management of uterine atony

Answer 5

Bimanual uterine massage
Uterotonic medication

Question 6

Retained products of conception tissue

Answer 6

Succenturiate placenta
Manual extraction of placenta conception
History of previous uterine surgery

Question 7

Examination in case of Retained products of conception

Answer 7

Enlarged, boggy uterus
Placenta missing cotyledons
Retained placental fragments on ultrasound

Question 8

Management of case of Retained products of conception

Answer 8

Manual extraction

Question 9

Risk factors of Genital tract Truma

Answer 9

Operative vaginal delivery

Question 10

Examination in case of genital tract Truma

Answer 10

Laceration of cervix or vagina
Enlarging hematoma

Question 11

Management of genital tract Truma

Answer 11

Laceration repair

Question 12

Inherited coagulopathy

Answer 12

History of abnormal bleeding in patient or family member

Question 13

Examination of uterus in case of inherited coagulopathy

Answer 13

Continued bleeding despite contracted uterus

Question 14

The most common cause of PPH is………… which occurs due to ……… and may be treated with …………

Answer 14

uterine atony
insufficient uterine contractility
bimanual uterine massage and uterotonic medications.