miscarriage

Question 1

This occurs when there’s vaginal bleeding, but the pregnancy continues, indicating a potential risk of miscarriage.

Answer 1

threatened miscarriage

Question 2

This refers to a situation where the pregnancy has failed and some, but not all, of the pregnancy tissue has been expelled from the uterus.

Answer 2

incomplete miscarriage

Question 3

This is when all of the pregnancy tissue has been expelled from the uterus, marking the end of the pregnancy.

Answer 3

Complete miscarriage

Question 4

This happens when the pregnancy has stopped progressing, but the body has not recognized it, resulting in no bleeding or expulsion of pregnancy tissue.

Answer 4

missed miscarriage

Question 5

This occurs when a miscarriage is complicated by an infection, posing serious health risks to the pregnant individual

Answer 5

septic

Question 6

bleeding, os closed, ongoing pregnancy

Answer 6

threatened

Question 7

retained products, bleeding, open cervix

Answer 7

incomplete

Question 8

bleeding may have stopped or stopping, cervix still open or reclosed. empty uterus

Answer 8

complete

Question 9

no bleeding. cervix closed, retained products

Answer 9

missed miscarriage

Question 10

heavy bleeding, cervix open, retained products

Answer 10

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