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Quick Scroll gyn and Obs ....PPH? 04.04.06 (2 years ago) #1
A primigravida delivered a full term baby vaginally,twenty days back she developed bleeding PV.all are correct except

a]Pitocin drip after collectin blood for grouping and cross matching
b]Per vaginal exam to rule out retained placenta in the uterus
c]avoiding administration of Methergin even if the uterus is empty
d]Dilatation and curettage if clinical exam or usg indicates placental bits

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the answer is c
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ans is c. bec methergin increases motility of uterus.so if any retained bits of placenta r left it will bleed off...........
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Quick Scroll 01.07.08 (6 months ago) #4
A primigravida delivered a full term baby vaginally,twenty days back she developed bleeding PV.all are correct except

a]Pitocin drip after collectin blood for grouping and cross matching
b]Per vaginal exam to rule out retained placenta in the uterus
c]avoiding administration of Methergin even if the uterus is empty
d]Dilatation and curettage if clinical exam or usg indicates placental bits

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avoiding administration of Methergin even if the uterus is empty
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