rest of OB. GTPAL, Meds, Fetal HR monitoring <iframe allowfullscreen="" frameborder="0" height="30" mozallowfullscreen="true" src="https://archive.org/embed/OBPart2" webkitallowfullscreen="true" width="500"></iframe><br /> <br /> don't know how to get rid of that clicking sound at the end ... but here's a link to the hard file<br /> <br /> something i said, that &gt;1 pad / 15min = bad. this is very true. However, &gt;1pad/hour should make the nurse concerned about post partum hemorrhage. So some facts below to help with differentiating test questions<br /> <b><u>Post-partum HEMORRHAGE</u></b><br /> &gt;500mL estimated blood loss on Vaginal birth is considered significant<br /> &gt;1000mL estimated blood loss on Cesarian birth is considered significant<br /> <br /> steps to correct this include:<br /> &nbsp; - assess and monitor for signs of HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK and REMAIN WITH THE CLIENT<br /> &nbsp; - massage the fundus if not firm and midline.<br /> &nbsp; - notify the HCP<br /> &nbsp; - administer stimulant meds described in podcast<br /> <br /> When massaging the fundus, make sure to have one hand just above the pubis symphysis to support it while you press firmly massage the fundus<br /> <br /> https://ia601500.us.archive.org/28/items/OBREVIEW_201704/OBREVIEW.pdf<br /> <br />