post-partum haemorrhage Flashcards

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aetiology of PPH

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Tone - prolonged labour, IOL, multiparity etc
trauma - operative delivery, cervical/vaginal lacerations
tissue - retained placental tissue, abnomrla placentation
Thrombin - pre eclmpsia/HELLP, amniotic fluid, sepsis, bleeding disorders, drugs, medical disorders

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management for trauma

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clamp vessels and repair wounds
if excessive/severe - tranexamic acid and send to theatre

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management for tissue

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retained placenta - intitiial attempts for placental seperation including oxytocin
transfer to theatre for manual removal
retained tissue - trnsfer to theatre for manual removal
potential need for USS to locate tissues

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management for tone

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first line: syntometrine IMI, oxytocin titrated to effect
second line: carbopsrost

to theatre for ongoing compression, carboprost, and TXA

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management for thrombin

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straight to theatre
TXA
massive transfusion protocol activation

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