NSG 3323 Lecture Notes - Lecture 21: Uterine Atony, Placenta Praevia, Postpartum Bleeding
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Increased incidence of c/s, prolonged labor, and broids increased risk of placenta previa, congenital abnormality, or iugr; prematurity, or neonatal physical trauma. Increased uterine distention (postpartum hemorrhage), c/s, or preterm labor low birth weigh, prematurity, feto- fetal transfusion, and increased risk of congenital anomalies. Increased discomfort, dyspnea, risk of preterm labor, and edema or lower extremities/varicosities. Increased risk of esophageal tract atresias, cns anomalies, prolapse cord, and torch (toxoplasmosis, rubella, cytomegalovirus, herpes virus hominid type 2. Increased incidence of congenital anomalies or renal lesions; and increased risk of. Iugr, fetal acidosis, and cord compression; post maturity. Increased fetal asphyxia, meconium aspiration, or pneumonia due to aspiration. Increased psychologic stress due to fear for baby. Increased risk of uterine rupture, length of labor if cervix not ready, and increased anxiety. Prematurity if gestational age not assessed correctly and increased risk of hypoxia. Hemorrhage, uterine atony, increased c/s and maternal morbidity. Fetal hypoxia/acidosis, fetal exsanguination, and increased perinatal mortality.
