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    OB Sim Prep Questions

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    True labor involves regular, painful uterine contractions that become stronger, longer, and closer together over time. Contraction frequency and duration are determined by timing contractions from start to start or peak to peak. A reassuring fetal heart rate pattern is between 120-160 bpm and shows variability and accelerations. To prep the room, ensure supplies are organized and available like blankets, clamps, and a warm area for baby. The Bubble Assessment evaluates uterine tone and bleeding after delivery. Urinary function is assessed and patients are helped to the bathroom. The most common causes of immediate postpartum hemorrhage are uterine atony, lacerations, and retained placenta. Risk factors for uterine atony include large babies and long lab

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    True labor involves regular, painful uterine contractions that become stronger, longer, and closer together over time. Contraction frequency and duration are determined by timing contractions from start to start or peak to peak. A reassuring fetal heart rate pattern is between 120-160 bpm and shows variability and accelerations. To prep the room, ensure supplies are organized and available like blankets, clamps, and a warm area for baby. The Bubble Assessment evaluates uterine tone and bleeding after delivery. Urinary function is assessed and patients are helped to the bathroom. The most common causes of immediate postpartum hemorrhage are uterine atony, lacerations, and retained placenta. Risk factors for uterine atony include large babies and long lab

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    True labor involves regular, painful uterine contractions that become stronger, longer, and closer together over time. Contraction frequency and duration are determined by timing contractions from start to start or peak to peak. A reassuring fetal heart rate pattern is between 120-160 bpm and shows variability and accelerations. To prep the room, ensure supplies are organized and available like blankets, clamps, and a warm area for baby. The Bubble Assessment evaluates uterine tone and bleeding after delivery. Urinary function is assessed and patients are helped to the bathroom. The most common causes of immediate postpartum hemorrhage are uterine atony, lacerations, and retained placenta. Risk factors for uterine atony include large babies and long lab

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    OB Sim Prep Questions

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    True labor involves regular, painful uterine contractions that become stronger, longer, and closer together over time. Contraction frequency and duration are determined by timing contractions from start to start or peak to peak. A reassuring fetal heart rate pattern is between 120-160 bpm and shows variability and accelerations. To prep the room, ensure supplies are organized and available like blankets, clamps, and a warm area for baby. The Bubble Assessment evaluates uterine tone and bleeding after delivery. Urinary function is assessed and patients are helped to the bathroom. The most common causes of immediate postpartum hemorrhage are uterine atony, lacerations, and retained placenta. Risk factors for uterine atony include large babies and long lab

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    Prep Questions:

    1. Describe the signs of true labor.

    2. How are the frequency and duration of uterine contractions determined?

    3. What is a reassuring fetal heart rate pattern?

    4. How would you prep the room for delivery?

    5. What is included in the Bubble Assessment…?

    6. How is the urinary system and bladder function assessed and patient center care
    provided?

    7. What are the most common causes of immediate post-partum hemorrhage?


    8. What are the most important risk factors for post-partum uterine atony?

    9. What are other causes of postpartum bleeding?

    10. How is postpartum hemorrhage treated?

    11. What are the indications and contraindications of common medications used to treat
    postpartum hemorrhage?

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