Which would indicate concealed hemorrhage in abruptio placentae? ...

[jparksx]

Which would indicate concealed hemorrhage in abruptio placentae?
 
  a. Bradycardia
  b. Hard boardlike abdomen
  c. Decrease in fundal height
  d. Decrease in abdominal pain

Question 2

A placenta previa when the placental edge just reaches the internal os is called:
 
  a. total.
  b. partial.
  c. low-lying.
  d. marginal.

[bob]

Answer to Question 1

ANS: B
Concealed hemorrhage occurs when the edges of the placenta do not separate. The formation of a hematoma behind the placenta and subsequent infiltration of the blood into the uterine muscle results in a very firm, boardlike abdomen. The client will have shock symptoms that include tachycardia. The fundal height will increase as bleeding occurs. Abdominal pain may increase.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D
A placenta previa that does not cover any part of the cervix is termed marginal. With a total placenta previa, the placenta completely covers the os. With a partial previa, the lower border of the placenta is within 3 cm of the internal cervical os but does not completely cover the os. A complete previa is termed total. The placenta completely covers the internal cervical os.

[jparksx]

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[juliaf]

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